One card per batch
Each batch gets its own card with the subject, teacher, lectures attended, lectures held and a progress bar. Comparing the cards shows quickly which class you have been missing.
Attendance for students
Your attendance, counted for every batch.
For every batch you belong to, Attendance shows how many lectures were held, how many you attended and the percentage that makes. Video lectures you join with your student account are counted automatically, so the figure keeps up with your classes.
Attendance for one batchEDUVetta
In class
JoinedConnectedLeft
01BatchScience revision
02Attended18 of 22 lectures
03Rate82% attendance
04Catch-upSummaries in lecture history
A falling percentage is easier to fix in week three than to explain at the end of term.
Two ways of counting
Video lectures are counted from your join, with no roll call to wait for. Lessons your teacher runs on the digital board are counted from the attendance your teacher marks, and both feed the same batch total.
Find a batch fast
Search the list by batch name, subject or teacher when you belong to several classes. Attendance is shown for the space you are in, so institution batches and personal ones are not mixed.
Catch up with context
Spot a batch where you have fallen behind, then look in your lecture history for the teacher’s saved summaries. Even after the download window has passed, the summary tells you what to ask about.
Three steps to get going.
- 1
Check each batch
Visit Attendance in the space your class belongs to and take in the attended and held totals on each batch card.
- 2
Spot the gaps
Notice which batch has slipped, then look through your lecture history to see what its recent classes covered.
- 3
Plan the catch-up
Go through the saved summaries, ask your teacher about anything you missed and set aside revision time for those topics.
Connected learning
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Worth knowing before you start.
Why is a class I joined missing from my attendance?
Attendance is recorded against your student account, so a class you joined as a guest is not added to your dashboard. Classes also count only for batches where you are an approved member.
Does attendance show how well I paid attention?
Attendance records that you were present, and nothing more. It is not a measure of attention or understanding, so look to your test results and teacher feedback for that.
Can I see camera or connection details for each class?
Your attendance cards show totals for each batch: lectures attended, lectures held and the percentage. The detailed measurements taken during a video lecture are not displayed on them.
Find out where your attendance stands.
Compare the attended and held totals for each of your batches and note which class needs you back.