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How Attendance is Calculated

Attendance Calculations in Wisenet are based on the minutes that a Learner has attended.  Please note that only Status Attended or Absent will now be included in Attendance Calculations.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Attendance is always calculated as at ‘today’s date’ – if you are behind in entering attendance data, this will affect the attendance percentage the system will report.

Quick Tip

Use Report #0430 – The Learner Attendance Summary Report which lists individual class attendance per Learner.

How Class Attendance % is calculated
Class Attendance Calculation
FormulaExample
Note: It measures the percentage of minutes that the Learner attended for an individual class
Attendance Minutes
/ (divided by)
Class Minutes
In the following example:
- Alex has attended the entire class
- Dave left early to attend a doctor's appointment
- Mary arrived 30 minutes late and was 30 mins late from lunch
StartEndBreak (hrs)HoursMinutes
Class Schedule9:00 AM5:00 PM17420
Learner AttendanceStartEndBreak (hrs)HoursMinutes% Attended
Alex9:00 AM5:00 PM17420100%
Dave9:00 AM3:00 PM1530071%
Mary9:30 AM5:00 PM1.5636086%
How Average Completion Attendance % is calculated
Average Attendance Calculation
FormulaExample
Note: It measures the percentage of minutes that the Learner has attended for classes run to date within a single timetable
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
In the following example:
- Alex has attended all classes on time
- Dave has missed one class and left Class 1 early
- Mary did not fully attend Class 1 and Class 4 and she did not turn up for other classes
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
Classes run to dateStartLearner Attendance
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
ClassMinsAlexDaveMary
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
1420420300375
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
24204204200
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
34204204200
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
4420420420300
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
542042000
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
Total210021001560675
Total Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Minutes where Status = Attended or Absent
AND
Class Start Date < (less than) Today's Date
100%74%32%
How Maximum Possible Average Attendance % is Calculated
Maximum Possible Average Attendance Calculation
FormulaExample
Note: It measures the average attendance of the Learner if they attend 100% of the remaining classes within a single timetable
Total Attendance Minutes to Date
+ (plus)
Max Possible Future Attendance Minutes
/ (divide by)
Total Class Duration in Minutes
X (multiply by) 100
In the following examples:
- Alex has attended all classes on time run to date
- Dave left Class 1 early and did not attend Class 5
- Mary did not fully attend Class 1 and Class 4 and she did not turn up for other classes
All Scheduled ClassesLearner Attendance
ClassMinsAlexDaveMary
Classes run to date1420420300330
24204204200
34204204200
4420420420300
542042000
Classes not yet run6420420420420
7420420420420
8420420420420
9420420420420
10420420420420
Total4200420036602730
100%87%65%
Calculating attendance across multiple timetables

Wisenet has a special report designed for you to track attendance across multiple timetables. It is qReport 4018 see  Attendance Reports and Rolls

This report treats all the class attendance details in all the timetables (based on the criteria that you have entered when running the report) as one big timetable for Average Attendance and Maximum Possible Attendance calculations.