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How To Track Attendance During Virtual Learning

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2021
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Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, virtual learning has slowly become one of the most popular forms of education globally. Schools worldwide have turned to digital lessons to keep up with the demanding lives of students. 

However, even though there are a few advantages to these virtual classes, there are also a few challenges that the teachers will encounter. For example, it can be very easy for students to skip lessons or avoid attending classes. In this article, we will discuss how educators can track their students’ attendance during virtual lessons. 

Use Apps That Show Who Has Joined Your Virtual Lesson

There are plenty of apps and tools that can be used to monitor who has attended these virtual lessons. For example, Pedagogue is a social learning management system that millions of teachers and students worldwide have turned to for their at-home education needs. 

With this app, educators are able to create forums and message boards, as well as text chats with the class from a remote location. Since the teacher will be able to see which students are engaging and sending messages, and which students are not, they will know precisely who has attended the lesson and who has not shown up. 

Question Random Students During The Lesson

One way in which a teacher can know for sure if a student has joined a lesson is by asking that particular student a question during the virtual class. If the student replies, then they are present. However, if they do not respond, the educator knows that they have not joined the class. 

The teacher should make sure that they ask random students questions throughout the virtual lesson. In this way, the students will understand that the educator will find out if they have attended the class or not. 

Make The Students Complete A Quiz After The Class Is Over

If you give your students a quiz or test to complete after every single virtual lesson, they will avoid skipping class so often. It will be straightforward for you to find out who has not attended the class. 

If you do not get an answer sheet back from a particular student, you will know that they did not show up to the lesson. Again, many students will avoid skipping virtual classes if they know that you will find out about their absenteeism. 

Concluding Thoughts

Virtual learning has slowly become one of the most popular forms of education in the world. However, there are a few issues that arise with virtual classes. For example, it can be very easy for students to skip lessons or avoid attending classes.

To avoid this, teachers should find ways to track class attendance. They can do this by using apps and tools that tell them who has attended the virtual class. They could also question random students during the lesson or make students complete a quiz or test after the class is complete.

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