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Track Your Attendance Effortlessly

Simplify your university life with Attendance Tracker, a Notion template designed to organize your class schedule and track attendance in one place. Below is a concise guide to each page and how to use it effectively.

How to Use This Template

• Duplicate the template to your Notion workspace
• Customize pages to fit your academic needs

Pages & How to Use Them

1. Subjects
   • Purpose: Centralize all your current semester subjects
   • Use It: Add subjects with details like course name, professor, and schedule
   • Tip: Update regularly to reflect any changes in your semester
2. Weekly Calendar
   • Purpose: Plan your weekly class schedule
   • Use It: Input class times and locations to visualize your week
   • Tip: Sync with your phone calendar for on-the-go access
3. Attendance
   • Purpose: Track and calculate attendance for each subject
   • Use It: Log attendance (present/absent) to automatically calculate your percentage for each subject
   • Tip: Check frequently to ensure you meet attendance requirements
4. Archived Subjects
   • Purpose: Store past semesters’ subjects and attendance
   • Use It: Archive completed subjects to keep a record of your academic history
   • Tip: Use for reference when planning future semesters
5. Monthly Calendar
   • Purpose: Get a bird’s-eye view of your class schedule
   • Use It: View all classes and key dates (e.g., exams, deadlines) for the mont
   • Tip: Use to plan study sessions or avoid scheduling conflicts
6. Notes
   • Purpose: Capture thoughts, reminders, or subject-specific notes.
   • Use It: Jot down lecture notes, assignment reminders, or study tip
   • Tip: Link notes to specific subjects for easy organization

Customization Tips

• Add pages for specific needs (e.g., exam tracker, study planner)
• Use tags or filters to sort subjects by semester or priority