Attendance is recorded from the lesson itself
String knows who was there: from String Smart Screen in the room, and from the video meeting. The teacher reviews the list, AI writes the reports, and families get what the teacher approves.
- The whole class on one screen
- Weekly reports written by AI
- Families know in time
What it does
From the register to the report, with no chasing
What String already knows is never typed in again.
One screen for the whole class
Present, late, absent: the whole class in seconds.
From the lesson itself
String Smart Screen and the video meeting know who was there.
Fix any past day
The whole grid is in front of you: change days and students, and save once.
Reports written by AI
A weekly summary, class trends, and a read on a single student.
A flag before attendance slips
Repeating patterns show up early, not at the end of term.
Families, in their app
Absences and lateness reach the family app, once the teacher approves.
How it connects
From the lesson to the family, with no step by hand
Attendance is not a screen on its own: it reads from what happens in the room, and writes to whoever needs to know.
Reads from
String Smart Screen in the roomThe video meetingThe teacher's review of the listWrites to
The student's recordReports written by AIThe family appThe principal's boardThe whole record
A whole week in one grid
Every student a row, every day a column. Fix what was missed, and save every change at once.
- Present, late and absent
- Change a whole day or one student
- The reports are built from this same record
Who sees what
One record, read four ways
The same numbers, but each person needs something different from them.
The teacher
- Reviews the list and approves it in seconds
- Fixes any past day from one grid
- Reads their week's summary without assembling it
The student
- Sees their own attendance and their streak
- Sees what lateness costs before it becomes a habit
The parent
- Knows about an absence the same day, not at the end of the month
- Nothing reaches them before the teacher approves it
The office
- Sees the days and periods where absences cluster
- Term reports come ready from the same record
The difference
The usual register, and attendance that knows the lesson
By the usual register we mean what schools use today: a sheet, a spreadsheet, or a screen filled in by hand.
Who records it
The usual registerThe teacherThe teacher, name by name, at the start of the lesson.StringString Smart ScreenThe lesson itself records, and the teacher reviews and approves.When families know
The usual registerAt the end of the week, or in a call from the office.StringThe same day, in the family app, once the teacher approves.The report
The usual registerThe teacher or the officeAssembled by hand from the registers at the end of term.StringAI agentsWritten by AI from the same record, every week.Patterns
The usual registerNoticed once the absences have become a problem.StringShow up early in the reports, with who needs following up.
A paper register works, but it does not know who came into the lesson, does not write a report, and never reaches the family.
Connected to the rest of String OS
- String Smart Screen
- Video meetings
- The family app
- The calendar
- AI agents
- Spaces
Questions about attendance
What schools ask before they move their register.
It records what it knows: who joined the video meeting, and who was in the lesson on String Smart Screen. The teacher reviews the list before it stands.
Once the teacher approves. Nothing is sent without their approval.
The attendance rate, the week's trend, who needs following up, and suggested steps.
No. Comparisons are at class and school level, and students are never ranked against each other.
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