Classroom Wizard -- THE Journal

Classroom Wizard

03/01/03

Scantron Corp. has added new modules to its Classroom Wizard product that enable instructors to track attendance more easily. The new modules allow students to sign in before taking quizzes, while giving instructors a convenient tool to effectively manage the attendance roster. With the new attendance modules, teachers can now take attendance and manage the roster using their Palm Powered handhelds and the Classroom Wizard Web-based application, or by having students sign in via their handhelds. Scantron Corp., (800) 722-6876, www.scantron.com.

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