Student Centered Class Asst‪.‬ Brazil L +4

Use a seating chart to take attendance (including fire drill attendance) and track whether homework was handed in. There are also options to pick students (randomly and evenly in a day, bypassing absent students) and create random groups of students.

Randomly generated groups can be hand-edited by dragging students' names onto the place in the target group you want it placed. Groups can be copied (for pasting elsewhere) or printed.

Multiday attendance and homework summaries can be viewed or printed.

Seating charts are initially created as rows and columns, but you can drag to reposition seats, reassign seats, and even randomly assign seats. Each option is under a separate menu item on the seating chart menu.

Student names are either entered one at a time, or you can import a student list from a plain-text file (one name per line and nothing but the student's name on the line) or a CSV (Comma-Separated-Value file, as long as it has headers like "First Name" and "Last Name" to indicate where those are). Some student databases that schools use can export rosters to CSV, which, in some cases, may be directly importable.

All information and settings in this class assistant app are stored on your device (but there is a backup option that will create a data file you can access from other apps or move off the device yourself). It does not require a working internet connection for daily usage or additional fees (no subscriptions).