The register where the class is
Teachers take the register in the classroom in under a minute, rather than on paper to be typed up later by somebody else — which is the step where attendance data usually dies.
Built for a teacher standing up, not sitting at a desk.
Teachers take the register in the classroom in under a minute, rather than on paper to be typed up later by somebody else — which is the step where attendance data usually dies.
A teacher opens their own subject and stream and enters marks directly. No mark sheet is carried to the office, and no marks are retyped by a third party.
Registers and marks are captured offline and sync when the connection returns, so a weak signal in a classroom block does not stop the register being taken.
Teachers are the people a school management system most depends on and least accommodates. The data the whole system runs on — attendance and marks — is generated by staff who spend their day standing in a classroom, and is usually collected on paper because the software lives on a desktop in the staffroom.
The Msomi teacher app puts the two things teachers must record where they already are. The register for each allocated stream loads pre-populated; the teacher taps exceptions and submits. Mark entry is scoped to the subjects and streams that teacher actually teaches, so opening the app shows their mark sheets and nothing else.
Connectivity inside a classroom block is not reliable, and a system that requires it will be abandoned within a term. Registers and marks are captured offline and synced when the connection returns, so the teacher never waits for a signal to finish taking a register.
Alongside that: today’s timetable, the class roll with photographs, assignments to set and mark, discipline and merit entries, a direct line to a learner’s guardian, and leave applications.
A demo runs about forty minutes and uses your own class lists, frameworks and grading — so you are looking at your school rather than a sample database.
Or try it first — the Trial tier gives you a full term, free, with every module unlocked.