This document describes the Mark Roll process of a Single Period and Double Periods.
Mark Roll Tab
The session window is most likely the primary section of PosiEd that teachers will interact with. From this one window, a teacher can perform a variety of in-class and class management functions, including:
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This is a list of all students enrolled in this session. If this is a joint session (a composite or vertical class), all students from each cohort are listed. If the Mark Roll Sort by Last Name is ticked in the PosiEd Settings, then the student’s name is sorted alphabetically by Last Name; otherwise, if it is unticked, then the student’s name is sorted alphabetically by First Name.
Each student account has an optional student flag icon that can be used by the school to signify certain criteria such as medical alerts. If such an icon is recorded against the student's account then it will be displayed here. The particular icons and the nature of their alerts are up to the school.
If the student has a possible conflict or absence recorded against them in the calendar, then a question mark icon will be displayed to signify this. You can see details of the nature of the conflict by opening the student’s accordion section. See Section 9.
Wellbeing icon, this icon will display if the student has Wellbeing Observation record with a Status of Current, Show Flag is tick (TRUE) and the current date falls between the Start Date and End Date.
Student Attribute Flag, this flag will display if the student has a Student Attribute record, with Status of Current and the Show Flag is tick (TRUE).
Ticking this box will set the default attendance status for all students in the session. Usually, the default attendance status is Present, however, if the student has been marked as Expected Absent or Expected Event then Absent or Event statuses might be set instead. If any previous attendance status has manually been set for a student then these will remain untouched. Staff can override any attendance values set by this default process.
Each student's attendance status will generally default to unmarked and then can be set through a combination of the default attendance process or through manual updates of each attendance entry. A single click on this icon will set an unmarked student's status to Present, a second click or a double click will set it to Absent. If a student is marked as Present, and the student is subsequently checked out of the class
, their status will be changed to partial
. So too if the student is marked as
Absent and then is checked into the class. If you wish to see the meaning of the attendance icons and the values available, click on the Legend button. See Legend.
If this session is not the first period of a school day then this legend will display the student's attendance for each of the previous periods in that school day. The status of this section will be based on the Day Attendance - Session values.
Clicking this button next to a Student’s record will expand that student's details via the accordion function. This will reveal the student's profile photo, the student's name with the ability to open the student account record directly, the cohort the student is in, the last known location, any location, conflicts with this, previous session and next session for the student. Other custom fields may also be displayed; see the accordion configuration documentation for further details. The edit check in/check out button allows the staff member to review any check-in or check-out transactions for that student during this session so that they can be modified. For example, if you checked a student out 10 minutes after they actually departed the class you can subsequently edit that checkout to adjust the time at which they left the class. See Student Accordion.
This column of buttons allows you to select all or any group of students in the class for further functions such as sending students or carer communications.
This indicator shows the number of students currently selected and the total number of students in the class.
When a student's attendance status is marked as Absent or Partially Present, and their latest recorded event is a check-out, it means that they were not present for the entire duration of the event. In this scenario, a "Check In" link is displayed, which allows you to update the student's attendance status to "Partial" (if it wasn't already). Once the "Check In" link is clicked, an event with details based on the mapping is created for the student, which helps keep track of the student's attendance history. This link will only be displayed if the Session Date matches the current date; otherwise, it won't be displayed.
If a student has been checked out or in to a class, the last status (check in or check out) and the time at which this occurred will be displayed
This compact layout can be modified by a school to meet its own requirements and to display any critical information to staff members
The Edit Session button allows the staff member to make changes to staff member location or resource details for this session.
The Cancel Session button allows the staff member to cancel the session. Once the Session is cancelled the Roll Marking status is Cancelled and the Session Modification is set to Cancel.
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You can use the Double Period as a simple and efficient way to mark attendance if you have two periods in a single session. Double Period compromises comprises two periods in a single subject. It has the same functionalities as Single Period.
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In the Session details of Double Period, it has if Multisession has a value indicating and Master Session is blank this indicates that the Session is the master or the initial period in a double or multiple period sequence. A value in Master Session also indicates that this session is the child or the subsequent period in a double or multiple-period sequence.
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