Attendance registration for

the education sector

Efficient, simple and time-saving

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In collaboration with Norwegian educational institutions, we have developed a tool for digital attendance registration for various areas of use in the school. A tool that simplifies and automates time-consuming processes and that provides an overview and control of participation in relation to given attendance requirements.
We help private schools, colleges, universities, vocational schools and folk high schools with our solutions.

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Teaching

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First time attendance

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Attendance for teaching

Registration of attendance for on-site or digital teaching throughout the year. Students check in to the lessons themselves and have an overview of schedules and their own attendance via the app. Employees access full overview of students´ attendance records in real time in the administration desktop solution.

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How does it work?

  • NOA has integration with FS, TP and Canvas , where we retrieve data about students, courses, course affiliation and timetables.

  • The students download the NOA app and check in to their classes themselves. 

  • Students can check in with GPS (presence on campus), numeric code or QR code, or combinations of these.

  • The students' check-ins are automatically registered on the lecturer's class list as "present" in real time, so that the attendance overview is always up to date.

  • Students get an overview of their own timetable and attendance percentage at the course—and, if applicable, group—level.

  • Lecturers get started with teaching faster, avoid circulating lists and post-processing with registrations, and are always up to date. 

  • Subject managers or administrators quickly get an overview of the students' status and can produce desired reports with export options.

NOA has solutions for

  • Varying schedules from week to week

  • Division into groups with different schedules and different attendance requirements within a subject

  • Converting batches into individual sessions for more detailed and fairer statistics

  • The student can check out if they have to leave before the lesson is over

  • That the place of study can freeze the checkout when a check is to be performed

  • To produce reports with various filters and export options to Excel

  • Terminology adapted to the type of sector (upper secondary/higher education/courses)

NOA has flexibility for

  • Whether the student should check in for each session individually or in batches.

  • How many minutes the check-in window should be open, before and after the lecture starts, down to subject and lesson level

  • To mark lectures as mandatory so that the student sees it in the app

  • Whether to use GPS, numeric code, QR code or combinations of these to get checked in to the lecture

  • And much, much more. Please get in touch for information, as we are constantly updating the tool.

Digital and hybrid teaching

FIRST MEETING

  • Students receive an SMS with information about the meeting place and time and a unique link that directs them to register a numeric code.

  • They enter the numerical code they are given on the first day of study and attendance is immediately registered in FS's admissions module.

  • The solution is timely for students and very time-saving compared to manual processes.

  • Integration with the recording module in FS ensures good data flow and smooth synchronization.

GOOD START

  • Academic mentoring with the aim of improving first-year students' well-being and learning environment on campus.

  • Experienced students help new ones get off to a good start.

  • Students are divided into groups with a certain number of attendance requirements during the first semester.

  • Student assistants record attendance each time they meet at unscheduled times.

  • Registration in NOA provides an overview of the date and time of student attendance.

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