We are pleased to announce the release of brand new bulk data management features, accessible to TeachTown administrators on the Manage Students page. These bulk edit features will help you get your lists set faster so you can spend more time supporting teachers and students. The Manage Students page has a new look and feel, including the ability to take bulk action to manage student profiles by adjusting:
Managing licenses and lists takes time. We’re reducing that time with the ability to manage this data in bulk from the newly updated Manage Students page. We think you’ll love the new look and feel!
You will see a simpler, more intuitive layout of your students, including their date of birth, grade level (if assigned), primary facilitator, license, and status.
In the top right corner, clicking on the “Bulk Edit Selections” link will take you to a tab that will allow you to edit these features.
Through the filter button, you can view groups of students by status, grade level, or license assignment. In the image shown below, grades 9 – 12 are checked to produce a list of all high school students as an example.
As a reminder, you also have the ability to bulk import and export student and teacher lists, identify potential duplicates, and merge when appropriate to do so. These tech tools are additional supports for mass updates for licensing and rostering.
Check out these brief overview videos to learn more:
In the Resource Center, there’s a folder just for Admin. Additionally, you can always contact your dedicated TeachTown representative for help.
The beginning of the school year is a busy time for everyone, including & especially special education administrators. You’ve got compliance review, new teacher training, student schedules, and so much more. We’ve built the tools to bring more ease and greater efficiency to the admin burden ahead of the new year. Our system will do the heavy lifting around student data management and integration to support a streamlined start to your new school year.
Cheers to the new school year!