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Teaching, assessment and student records on one database<\/p>

A Learning Management System That Knows Your Students<\/h2>
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Most schools run a learning management system alongside a separate student information system<\/a>, then spend the year keeping the two in step. Rosters drift. A student moves class in one and not the other. Marks are exported, reformatted and imported again.\n\nSCL is one system. The LMS and the SIS share a single database, so the class list a teacher sees is the enrolment the registrar made, and a mark entered in the gradebook<\/a> is already on the student's record. Nothing syncs, because nothing is separate.\n\nThat is what makes the rest work without extra effort. Report cards<\/a> build from grades teachers already entered. Unit and lesson plans in the curriculum center<\/a> connect to the assignments that assess them. Virtual classrooms<\/a> take their own attendance at the door. Families follow all of it from the parent portal<\/a>, and students from the student portal<\/a>, on the web and on their phones.\n\nWhat follows is what teachers actually use day to day, from assignments and the gradebook through class discussions<\/a> and gamification<\/a> to the Learning Center.<\/p><\/div><\/div>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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