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Where Are My Students? Captures d'écran

iPad

iPhone

About Where Are My Students?

"Where Are My Students?" is a complete rewrite of a popular and powerful classroom utility designed by a 38+ year veteran Elementary School Teacher.

Students come and go from the classroom . . . to the bathroom, special education, the nurse, office, doctors’ appointments and more, making it a challenge to remember who is where when.

“Where Are My Students?” tracks these comings and goings with a simple tap. The App is so easy to use that even the youngest students can check themselves out and in should the teacher wish.

Enter your student names and optional photos; your own categories (Bathroom, Principal, Gifted Programs, etc.); setup your own timers and alarms. The App. is very user friendly and easy to customize.

Whenever a student is checked out of the room, a handy on-screen timer appears next to that student’s name. This is a huge help to teachers of all levels, elementary through high school, who want to track not only who is out of the room and where they are, but for how long they have been gone.

A complete reporting system will show how often Mary was in the Bathroom in October; Johnny was on family vacations; or Taylor was at the nurse’s office. Print, E-Mail or Text Message the reports . . . even export them to spread sheets.

“Where Are My Students?” is easy to use, reliable and indispensable in the modern classroom.