How do you do....it? Thread, Automating GCSE Options in Technical; Hi,
We currently sending out an A4 piece of paper with every conceivable options choice to Year 9 parents, just ...
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19th September 2012, 08:44 AM #1 Automating GCSE Options
Hi,
We currently sending out an A4 piece of paper with every conceivable options choice to Year 9 parents, just after Christmas I think. They then tick what subjects they want to do at GCSE and return it. The office staff then collate all of this into a master spreadsheet that goes to our timetabler.
What I want to know is, how does other schools handle this? Anyone found a way of automating the process a bit more? I was thinking of creating a Website that parents and pupils can log into to make their course selections and then running reports on the database to create the required information for the timetabler. I think she also wants to look at the Options module in SIMS to help automate the backend with Nova-T.
I don't really want to spend hours coding if someone can point me in the direction of a better solution...
Thanks.
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19th September 2012, 09:00 AM #2
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I used to use Wordpress and the Gravity forms plugin for any data collection, it is really powerful and always worked well for us, including for doing GCSE and A level options
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Thanks to mattianuk from:
tmcd35 (19th September 2012)
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19th September 2012, 10:37 PM #3 We dont use this, but the options module at Free trial : timetable software ... for timetabling school timetables ... for easier scheduling. has a web based portal which students can fill in from home using their own login details provided. Can't give you any feedback, priced at just under £500 so it may be a little expensive for your needs but would reduce admin times immensely I would imagine.
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Thanks to Sylv3r from:
tmcd35 (20th September 2012)
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