PaulDataBod

Hi I am trying to get a report of todays cover that i can export with the command reporter any suggestions?

Does anyone have a way to export register marks from sims (ideally a whole years worth in one hit)

Dear wonderful people of the interwebs now I have the trauma of picking up broken pieces behind me....time for something new I want to set up subject level tracking sheets in SIMS. The idea being this is where topic test results and the like get stored, rather than on a random selection of excel sheets, notebooks, and scraps of paper. so I am after advice as to the best way to structure this (keeping in mind that SIMS is not my first language) my initial thoughts are a set of aspects labeled Assessment for 10 assessments, not linked to a result set so they just sit there. this seems a - a bit basic b - probably the wrong way to use SIMS c- time-consuming to make all the aspects for all the subjects so I have been poking around in the 'progress grids' section to see if this might have better functionality, but I am not sure it is any more useful than a bunch of simple mark sheets. When it comes down to it - has anyone else set up department tracking sheets (ie all the tests, not just the end of term data collections) in SIMS and if so - what route did you take or would you recommend? has anyone set up a similar set of sheets, and

thanks it seems I dont have system utilities as an option under tools-performance-assessement I assume my rights are wrong - any idea what permissions I should have to access that thanks

Does anyone know of a way to batch print / export marksheets (so I can get the HODs to sign them off) thanks Paul

Oh wonderful denizens of the forum I find myself in the exciting position of having to download and extract exam results without an exams officer or data manager (I normally only see the data as it comes out of SIMS) this truly exciting situation leads me to a couple of questions - does the exams module automatically generate and populate aspects in the assessment part of the system? - if so - what would they be called? - if not - how does one extract that data? any pointers would be most helpful thanks