01Podium display
Classroom time
Start the lecture in ten seconds
A sign-in sheet takes ten minutes to circulate a large room, and calling roll burns eight to twelve minutes of every session.
The Playbook
Twenty-seven ways to put attendance data to work.
Each play is a real situation, the exact sequence in AttendanceData, and the result. Pick your side of campus.
8s
student check-in
1 tap
to answer an icebreaker
$0
cost to students
10 plays shown
02Session record
Classroom time
Retire the clipboard for good
Paper sheets get lost, smeared, or passed to the back row and never returned, and Sunday night is spent typing them into a spreadsheet.
03Term view + export
Grading
Make attendance count in the syllabus
Weighting attendance at ten or fifteen percent means hand-counting thirty sessions for every student at the end of term.
04Term view
Grading
Warn the late-semester slump before finals
Attendance falls off after midterms, and students only discover the grade consequence when it is too late to recover.
05Custom icebreaker
Icebreakers
Read the room before an exam
You cannot tell whether the class is prepared for Thursday's midterm until the scores come back.
06Custom icebreaker
Icebreakers
Collect the muddiest point on the way out
"Any questions?" in a hundred-seat lecture produces silence, and the students who are struggling are the least likely to speak.
07Custom icebreaker
Icebreakers
Check a concept mid-lecture
Clicker systems cost students money and require hardware the department has to buy and maintain.
08Session controls
Check-in verification
Stop friends signing in for friends
On a paper sheet, one student signs for three absent roommates, and a static link gets texted across campus.
09Audit history
Records & appeals
Settle a grade appeal in one minute
A failing student tells the department chair they attended every session and the professor is mistaken.
10Podium display
Classroom time
Run a 250-seat lecture without a TA sweep
Large sections either skip attendance entirely or spend a teaching assistant's whole hour walking the aisles.
Questions in the check-in flow
Icebreakers for a class. Pulse surveys for a campus.
No extra step
The question appears on the check-in screen students are already using.
No hardware
Any phone browser. No clickers to buy, issue, or replace.
No student cost
Students never pay to check in or answer a pulse survey.
Classroom or campus
One instructor's section, or every participating section on a given day.
Always free for instructors
Unlimited classes and sessions. No credit card, no expiry, no student seat limit.
Start freePlan a campus pilot
Review classroom flow, deployment fit, assumptions, and success measures.
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