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Student Attendance Software for Higher Education

AtKlass is student attendance tracking software for colleges and universities. Record attendance, monitor missed classes and review student history and reports to guide academic follow-up.

Student recordsClass attendanceInstitution-wide reports
Instructor checking student attendance on a tablet in a college classroom
AtKlass attendance recordsIllustrative class attendance records with student IDs, attended sessions, recording time and Beacon, Instructor or Code collection methods.Total: 43 students79% Attended34 / 43 students attendedAdd StudentBeaconsCodeGPSIPSearch student...Sophie Miller20260001Attended 12/12Attended at 02:39 pm by beaconJoseph Martinez20260002Attended 11/12Attended at 02:41 pm by instructorEmily Davis20260003Attended 10/12Attended at 02:40 pm by codeLily Jones20260004Attended 8/12Attended at 02:42 pm by beaconJessica Brown20260005Attended 6/12Attended at 02:43 pm by instructor

AtKlass interface with sample data · illustrative campus image

A Smarter Way to Track Student Attendance

Manual roll calls take time. Separate files make records harder to review. Limited visibility can leave repeated absences unnoticed. AtKlass brings attendance collection, monitoring and reporting into one workflow, so staff can move from recording attendance to understanding it.

How AtKlass Tracks Student Attendance

Collect attendance for each class session, then review the resulting student attendance records.

Attendance Collection

AtKlass supports Beacon, IP verification and GPS attendance collection without a student check-in action. Students can also enter a code provided by their instructor, or the instructor can record attendance manually.

Beacon

No student check-in action

Code

Enter the instructor’s code

IP verification

No student check-in action

GPS location

No student check-in action

Instructor entry

Record attendance manually

Attendance Records

Review each student’s attendance record, including the recorded time and collection method. The examples below show Beacon, instructor entry and Code in the same class list.

Class session
Attendance record
BeaconInstructor entryCode

Start with your student list: upload it or import from Blackboard or D2L. AtKlass also supports single sign-on (SSO).

AtKlass attendance recordsIllustrative class attendance records with student IDs, attended sessions, recording time and Beacon, Instructor or Code collection methods.Sophie Miller20260001Attended 12/12Attended at 02:39 pm by beaconJoseph Martinez20260002Attended 11/12Attended at 02:41 pm by instructorEmily Davis20260003Attended 10/12Attended at 02:40 pm by codeLily Jones20260004Attended 8/12Attended at 02:42 pm by beaconJessica Brown20260005Attended 6/12Attended at 02:43 pm by instructor

Monitor Attendance with Reports & Insights

Use attendance monitoring and attendance reporting to review individual student history, class and course attendance, and institution-level reports. Start with a student’s record, then look at the wider attendance pattern.

Class & Course Attendance

See average attendance and the student count for the term, then review attendance for each class from the instructor dashboard. Class cards keep course codes, schedules and attendance summaries together. Institution-level reporting provides a broader view beyond this instructor dashboard.

AtKlass instructor dashboard: attendance across classesAttendance-focused reconstruction of the supplied instructor dashboard with sample data: average attendance 78 percent, 68 students this term, two class cards. ANO1234 has 78 percent attendance and 43 students; BUS 4065 has 78 percent attendance and 25 students. These are illustrative figures, not institutional outcomes.78%AverageAttendance68Studentsthis TermAdd StudentAdd ClassMy Classes (2)ANO1234Mia BielWed, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM78%43 StudentsManageBUS 4065Mia BielThu, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM78%25 StudentsManage

Instructor dashboard · attendance-focused reconstruction with sample data

Student Attendance Records

Review attended and missed classes alongside each student’s name and ID in the class roster. AtKlass also keeps individual attendance history to support a closer review of repeated absences over time.

Student attendance · ANO1234STUDENTSTUDENT IDATTENDEDMISSEDATTENDANCESMSophie Miller2026000112 / 120JMJoseph Martinez2026000211 / 121EDEmily Davis2026000310 / 122LJLily Jones202600048 / 124JBJessica Brown202600056 / 126

Simplified class attendance records · illustrative sample data.

Attendance Trends & Students Needing Attention

Review weekly attendance trends and the Active Learners and Need Attention lists shown in AtKlass. Use them to decide which attendance records to examine more closely before following up with students.

Attendance-focused view with sample data for weeks 1–5. These labels do not explain why a student missed class.

Class insights and attention overviewAtKlass attendance-focused reconstruction with sample data. Active Learners 34 and Need Attention 9 are product list labels, not a prediction. Weekly attendance: 86, 81, 77, 72 and 74 percent. Rating series omitted for this attendance page.34Active LearnersWatch list9Need AttentionWatch list??Classes InsightsWeeks 1 to 5100%75%50%25%0%12345Attendance

From Attendance Data to Student Support

AtKlass provides reports that identify students with significant absences and supports direct email communication. Staff can review the attendance history, then contact a student with relevant context for academic follow-up.

Instructor discussing class attendance with a student during an academic support meeting

Attendance gives you a starting point. A conversation adds context.

Notice Attendance Patterns

Look for repeated missed classes in the student’s attendance records.

Review the Context

Review attendance history and class reports before deciding what follow-up may be helpful.

Make an Informed Follow-up

Contact the student by email to discuss missed classes and explore what support may help.

Built for Higher Education

AtKlass brings higher education attendance software into the daily work of faculty, administrators and institutional leaders.

Instructors & Faculty

Record attendance for a teaching session and check an individual student’s missed classes before your next conversation with them.

Administrators

Bring student lists in from Blackboard, D2L or an uploaded file, then use organized attendance records for routine administrative review.

Department & Institutional Leaders

Use institution-level attendance reports to inform discussions with departments and faculty about where closer review or support may be needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Student attendance software records and organizes attendance information so staff can review attendance history, missed classes and reports. AtKlass brings these tools together for colleges and universities, helping instructors and administrators move from collecting attendance to monitoring it.

Attendance tracking links a student’s attendance to a class session. AtKlass supports Beacon, IP verification and GPS collection without a student check-in action, code entry by students, and manual instructor entry. The resulting records are available for attendance history and reporting.

Universities can use AtKlass to review individual attendance history, class attendance and institution-level reports. Student records show attended and missed classes, while class views and attendance trends give staff context for reviewing repeated absences and deciding where to look more closely.

Yes. AtKlass provides attendance reports for individual students, classes and the institution as a whole. These reports help instructors and administrators review recorded attendance and missed classes, with information they can use for routine monitoring and academic follow-up.

Attendance data can highlight repeated absences and give staff useful context before contacting a student. Reviewing attendance history can help instructors start an informed conversation about participation and support needs. The information supports staff judgment and follow-up; attendance alone does not explain a student’s circumstances.

See AtKlass Student Attendance Software in Action

Explore attendance collection, student records and reports in a demo focused on your college or university’s needs.