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This interactive demo shows the variety of information you can access using ClassReporter.
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- Monitor Teacher Adoption
- Announcements, Questions & Assignments Posted
- Sort and Filter by Date, School, or Teacher
- Schedule Daily Imports
- Monitor Teacher Adoption
- Announcements, Questions & Assignments Posted
- Sort and Filter by Date, School, Teacher, or Student
- Schedule Daily Imports
- Compare Student Engagement
- Identify Work Complete, Late or Missing
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Data Protection
The product is an add-on for Google Sheets. When a user installs and uses the add-on, they authenticate with their Google login, which gives the app access to specific permission scopes. These are detailed below. In addition, a Data Processing Agreement can be signed on request if required by your organisation.
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Display and run third-party web content in prompts and sidebars inside Google applications |
This is required to display anything in a sidebar or prompt with an add-on. |
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View organisation units on your domain |
Display the list of organisational units to select from. |
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View users on your domain |
Export names and organisational units of users in the specified organisational units. |
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View your Google Classroom classes |
Gets a list of all classes within Classroom. |
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View your Google Classroom class rosters |
Gets a list of teachers and students in the classes in order to filter out only the classes who are taught by teachers in the organisational units selected. |
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View the email addresses of people in your classes |
Checks the usernames of the teachers and students. |
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View announcements in Google Classroom |
Export announcements posted by teachers in selected organisational units. |
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View coursework and marks for students in the Google Classroom classes that you teach or administer |
Export list of questions and assignments posted by teachers in selected org units. |
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Receive notifications about your Google Classroom data |
Register for notifications of future updates to the work to speed up the process. |
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See, edit, create and delete your spreadsheets in Google Drive |
Writes data into the spreadsheet that the add-on is used on. |
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Send email as you |
Option to send an email to notify you that the import is complete. |
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Connect to an external service |
Connect to our licensing database to check which licence you have and, therefore, which features you can access. |
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Allow this application to run when you are not present |
Set up a schedule to run imports daily, without having to open the spreadsheet. |
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View your data in Google BigQuery |
Access a subset of the data stored in a Google BigQuery database which only you have access to. The data stored here is:
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Why is work submission data not stored in the spreadsheet?
ClassReporter is capable of working with multiple organisations within the same G Suite domain. Each organisation could be a school with many teachers and hundreds or thousands of students. Each student could be in multiple classes, with teachers posting several assignments per week. This creates a vast number of records of work submitted (or missing) by students, which cannot be handled with a Google Sheets worksheet. ClassReporter has been designed so as not to store any personally identifiable data of students outside of the Google Sheet; only their ID, which is unique to Google’s architecture (i.e. not linked to your student information system). Any user attempting to retrieve additional information from Google using a student ID will be denied if they are not part of your G Suite domain with sufficient privileges. The database used to store the submission data uses Google BigQuery. This is a service offered by Google Cloud, offering the same security and reliability as the Google Workspace services that you use. A specific dataset is created for each add-on user and their Google account as added as a viewer of that dataset only. It is not possible for any user to access the dataset of another user, without their Google credentials.