Classroom Management

Maintain your Classroom from your desk

Set up which subjects you teach during each period.
Mark absentees for the day with Daily Register.
Mark latecomers or absentees for each period at the press of a button.

Screenshot of a CRM software interface with buttons labeled Settings, Days, Classrooms, Default Clock Times, Assign Clock Times, Manage Clock Times, View Clock Times, Timetable, Daily Register, Period Register, Print Timetable, and a Reports section showing 'Daily register not done' and 'Period register not done' messages.
Schedule for CRM timetable showing periods 1 to 7 across days 1 to 5, with subjects such as Tourism, Social Sciences, and Life Orientation, color-coded with green and pink highlights. Includes subject details like Grade levels.

Use Timetable to add each subject that you teach to the correct period of the day. Use the Subject selection to select the correct grade, classroom and key for the specific lesson

Daily Register is used to mark absentees for the day. A learner can be marked absent by clicking their name. If a learner is marked absent, a dropdown menu becomes available to select a reason. Additional comments can be added in the textbox below a learner’s name.

Clicking a learner’s image brings up a menu with additional options, including sending a message to the student, to the student’s parents, as well as the ability to cc another educator

Screenshot of a student attendance tracker for a 8th grade class, showing six students' profile pictures, names, and days absent, with options for notes and comments.
A digital classroom attendance register interface displaying student photos with names and color-coded labels for their status; options for comments, viewing details, and messages are open in a dropdown menu.

Period Register contains all the same options as daily register but will be used for each period of the day that you teach. Simply check that the date is correct on the calendar, and select the current period of the day from the drop down list

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