Taking Attendance

Access Qwickly Attendance

  1. Login to http://blackboard.towson.edu
  2. Enter your Course 
  3. Under Details & Actions, select Launch under the Qwickly Attendance option

Add Qwickly Attendance to the Content Stream

Please note: Creating a link to Qwickly Attendance in the Content Stream is optional. Students are able to access the Qwickly Attendance link from the Details & Actions menu. However, if you would like to add a link to the Content Stream for organizational purposes, please follow these steps.

  1. Login to http://blackboard.towson.edu
  2. Enter your Course 
  3. On the right menu under Books and Tools click on View course & institution tools
  4. Click on the Plus Sign to the left of Qwickly Attendance
  5. The link for Qwickly Attendance will now appear in your content stream. 

Attendance Settings

Title Attendance Settings
Source Qwickly Inc.
Notes This document will walk you through how to choose your settings when setting up Qwickly Attendance.

Taking Attendance

Title Taking Attendance
Source Qwickly Inc.
Notes This document will walk you through how to take Attendance once it's set up.

Taking Attendance Using Student Activity Mode

Title Taking Attendance Using Student Activity Mode
Source Qwickly Inc.
Notes This video will show instructors how to take attendance using the Student Activity Mode. Student Activity Mode pulls activity from the Blackboard course to mark a student Present or Absent.

Setting up and Taking Attendance Using the Seating Chart

Title Seating Chart
Source Qwickly Inc.
Notes This document will explain how to set up your seating chart, and how to use it to take attendance. 
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