Tuesday, August 7, 2018
OneSchool Reporting Helper Faster Comments for Queensland Teachers
OneSchool Reporting Helper Faster Comments for Queensland Teachers
This is a guide to using OneSchool Reporting Helper. To learn about first-time setup, continue to my next post.
At my school, we do our end-of-term reporting through a system called OneSchool. The data entry system is pretty tedious, so I tried to streamline the process. I call the result OneSchool Reporting Helper. What it does is add three sets of extra functions to your data entry system:- One-click Reporting Category buttons to assign a grade with a single click rather than through drop-down menus
- One-click Archetype buttons so that you can generate a report for "typical" students with a single click
- Auto-comments allow you to add comments to the report based around your reporting choices.
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| A blank report with the Reporting Hepper side-by-side |
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| A filled report based on the Satisfactory Type. Satisfactory has been configured to be: Achievement - 5 Effort - Very Good Behavior - Very Good Homework - Satisfactory Parent Interview - Welcome, but not Requested |
Not only are all the reporting fields auto-filled, but the comments that I selected for each reporting value are also auto-filled. This report is now complete. I can press save and next to report on the next student.
If I dont like the comments Ive chosen for each reporting category and value Im free to type into the boxes and change them. I can even add multiple comments by separating them with comments.

If the student is close to an Archetype but not quite, I can click the Archetype, then adjust using the Reporting Category buttons:
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| Using the Achievement - 6 button I can change this students achievement from a 5 to a 6 and adjust the comment as well. |
Finally, the Archetypes might not suit me and my reporting so they can be adjusted by right-clicking on them:
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| Right-Click on a button to edit its function. |
You can download OneSchool Reporting Helper here. The source code is available here. More in-depth instructions for first configuration are coming soon...



