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How can you use this data when giving feedback to teachers?

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How can you use this data when giving feedback to teachers?

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What does the data suggest to you? Does it line up with your expectations?

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What does the data suggest to you? Does it line up with your expectations?

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How can this data be used to inform support for teachers?

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How can this data be used to inform support for teachers?

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Note: This feature is only visible for users with district-level "View Event Attendance", "Manage Event Attendance", or "Manage Events" permission.
The attendance record table is built to flexibly meet a variety reporting needs-whether that's calculating reimbursements, meeting a compliance requirement, or just getting your data out of KickUp. The rows in this table are attendance records, which is the record of a given staff member being registered for a given learning opportunity within KickUp.

To get started, navigate into the Manage tab of the Learning module. The raw table of attendance records is under the Records tab of the Attendance section. Note: Depending on which permissions you have been granted, you might have a different set of available tabs.

Filtering the data

By default, the records you see in this table are filtered to those that are confirmed (e.g., have credit granted) and pertain to the current school year. To adjust these filters, click on the Filter button.

This will open a sidebar that displays a searchable list of all of the attributes you can filter by. You can filter the records by their confirmation status and completion date, along with attributes of the related staff member or related learning opportunity.

Selecting columns

You can toggle the presence of columns within the table using the Edit Columns button.

This will open a modal that displays, on the left, a searchable list of columns available to add and, on the right, a list of the currently selected columns. Columns can be reorganized by dragging and dropping them in the right-hand list.

Exporting the data

To export attendance records to a CSV, use the three-dots menu and select the Export Table option.

This export will respect your current selection of columns and filters. The export might take up to a few minutes to generate when exporting very large quantities of data.

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Note: This feature is only visible for users with district-level "View Event Attendance", "Manage Event Attendance", or "Manage Events" permission. The attendance record table is built to flexibly meet a variety reporting needs-whether that's calculating reimbursements, meeting a compliance requirement, or just getting your data out of KickUp.

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By Julia Ramsey
This is the second post in a series on a framework for creating a school district culture that increases educator growth and retention. In this post, we'll share specific strategies to help you create a roadmap to increased educator growth and career satisfaction in your district.
By Julia Ramsey
This is the first post in a series exploring a framework for creating school district staff cultures that increase educator growth and retention. In this post, we'll share an overview of the framework and provide some practical tips for how you can move your district toward a path of both high performance and high support.

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Putting PD Feedback Data to Work: Takeaways from Texas - KickUp

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By Julia Ramsey This is the second post in a series on a framework for creating a school district culture that increases educator growth and retention. In this post, we'll share specific strategies to help you create a roadmap to increased educator growth and career satisfaction in your district.

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Quick Tour_Riverside PD Feedback Rerport.mp4

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Quick Tour_Riverside Attendance Data Tour.mp4