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Manual attendance

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Result in several data capturing mistakes

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Difficult to read some student numbers (need to verify the

student number on a separate class list)

Electronic attendance

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Once all components (cards, proximity enabled reader,

attendance-taking system and dashboard) are linked/used

correctly - system becomes easy to use & attendance process

more efficient

Attendance patterns detected by the electronic attendance

system:

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Classes later during the day and especially around 16h30 tend to

have less students (students need to get to taxi/train)

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Attendance is also influenced by the actual lecturer

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Once students realised that attendance is monitored, they tend to

attend more regularly

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Time stamp indicate whether classes start and stop on time