AfisenaChangelog
What has changed in Afisena, and what it means for your school.
A whole class's marks on one screen
Teachers no longer have to open each test in turn to see how the class is doing.
Until now, seeing how a class was doing meant opening every test one at a time and keeping the total yourself. There is now one screen that shows all of it.
Gradebook sits on each subject's page, next to the Analytics button. It shows:
- every student down the side, every assessment across the top — tests, assignments and school exams
- an average per student, and a class average per assessment
- a filter by class
- a CSV or Excel download, for carrying into whatever your school reports with
A blank cell is not a zero. This is the part we thought about hardest. There are four reasons a mark can be missing, and they do not mean the same thing:
Mark Meaning — not submitted ⋯ submitted, waiting to be marked ○ not due yet · not assigned to that student Averages skip all four. If your school counts unsubmitted work as zero, there is a checkbox for that — and work that is not due yet still stays out, because nobody has failed to do anything yet.
Subject teachers, co-teachers and graders can open it. Observers cannot.