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README.md

#ABOUT Build Status

The Attendance module is supported and maintained by Dan Marsden http://danmarsden.com

The Attendance module was previously developed by Dmitry Pupinin, Novosibirsk, Russia, Artem Andreev, Taganrog, Russia.

#PURPOSE The Attendance module allows teachers to maintain a record of attendance, replacing or supplementing a paper-based attendance register. It is primarily used in blended-learning environments where students are required to attend classes, lectures and tutorials and allows the teacher to track and optionally provide a grade for the students attendance.

Sessions can be configured to allow students to record their own attendance and a range of different reports are available.