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ClassTracker

This simple tool lets you create custom counters to track multiple actions for individual students such as desirable behaviors, rule infractions, privilege uses, etc.Quick & easy to use. From the main screen just select student from list and tap the counter.Can be used to track behavior, both desirable and undesirable. Also great for tracking use of privileges (like limited hall passes), material distribution, taking turns, handing in permission slips, as well as a handy class checklist on the go.Made by a teacher, for teachers. Created primarily for behavior tracking & classroom management. I've tried everything else from charts to behavior logs but they were tedious. I just wanted something simple that would promote accountability but be fast and consistent so as not to interrupt class. I made this for myself but wanted it to be customizable and versatile.Advantages:Many counter apps let you create multiple individual counters, but ClassTracker lets you track data for multiple counters stored under each individual student entry.No need to navigate sub-menus and multiple screens. Events can be recorded in 3 quick taps.Features:*Enter a virtually unlimited number of students using either quick entry of individual students, or option to paste entire class list for instant upload.*Choose number of displayed counters and customize their labels.*Totals for all counters for each student can be exported by email in CSV format to be opened in a spreadsheet and/or recorded elsewhere.*Every time data is recorded it is stored with a date/time stamp.*Date/time stamp data can be exported in CSV format via email for use in spreadsheets, tables, graphs, etc. Helpful in determining patterns and informing mitigation.*Tracking classroom and student data, behavior, & stats for teachers and schools or even for non education purposes can now be done from your Android phone.

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Reviews (2)

A. G. u. May 9, 2012     

Really like the ability to customize labels. Nice clean data entry mechanism. Would like to see some means of aggregating and consolidating entries over multiple days, so a period of days or weeks can be seen together without having to copy/paste from individual days. It might do that already, haven't seen that in the guide though.

A. G. u. Jul 20, 2012     

I'm just starting to work with this app, have taken mock data and then exporting it and uploading it to Excel to test its functions. The following steps are an outline of how I took timestamp data and converted it into summary data (say if you want to calculate total behaviors in a session or the rate of behavior in a session): 1. Open email 2. Copy body text of email 3. Paste into Notepad (or similar simple text editor which can save as csv) 4. (Save as .csv (change file type to "all files", give the file a name ending with ".csv" (no quotes) 5. Open with Excel 6. Save as excel spreadsheet with client name and type of data (eg, DA, FA, etc) as title 7. Place cursor in empty cell 8. (Consider setting up mini summary table with Item names in rows, sum and rate in columns prior to going further to stay organized) 9. Open Formulas tab 10. Select More Functions 11. Select Statistical 12. Use COUNTIF formula 13. Select "Item" row without header for Range 14. Type in an item name for Criteria 15. Click OK Optional steps in paratheses.