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The first step to achieving a shared responsibility for attendance is empowering school leaders to see attendance data in real time.
For this reason, we recommend schools start by setting up their own Attendance Overview dashboard in Orah, populated with data from your student information system.
This also serves as a low-risk trial before commiting to a rollout.
Finally, we help you achieve a real-time view of all students by location.
Teachers can mark the roll on their mobile or using the Chrome extension, which updates a students location in real time.
At stage 3, there are options for automated student check-ins, events, activity and emergency attendance options too.
Next, we make it easy for parents to report absences into the attendance system using a magic link.
With this, Teachers and Attendance managers know when students are not expected in class immediately.
Attendance Managers can now focus on reconciling records as needed, not chasing up parents to call or email the school.
The first step to achieving a shared responsibility for attendance is empowering school leaders to see attendance data in real time.
For this reason, we recommend schools start by setting up their own Attendance Overview dashboard in Orah, populated with data from your student information system.
This also serves as a low-risk trial before commiting to a rollout.
Next, we make it easy for parents to report absences into the attendance system using a magic link.
With this, Teachers and Attendance managers know when students are not expected in class immediately.
Attendance Managers can now focus on reconciling records as needed, not chasing up parents to call or email the school.
Finally, we help you achieve a real-time view of all students by location.
Teachers can mark the roll on their mobile or using the Chrome extension, which updates student location in real time.
There are options for automated student check-ins, events, activity and emergency attendance options too.
