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Home School Software
Lesson Planning
Progress Reporting
Transcripts / Diplomas
Report Cards
Awards & Certificates
Curriculum Tracking
Reading List
Testing & Achievements
Attendance Tracking
State Requirements
Total Organizer
Homeschool Records |
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Edu-Track Home School
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Mary Pride Review
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Review
Mary Pride's Complete
Guide to Getting Started
in Homeschooling
A Practical Homeschooling Book®,
Harvest House Publishers, ©2004
Chapter 40: How to Keep Great Homeschool
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If you own a PC, this home-school
recordkeeper might make you feel like you're in
hog heaven. Edu-Track Home School tries
hard to include all the best features of other
systems while being super easy to use. It
even has a version that works on a handheld organizers, if you're so inclined.
You start by following the ten-step Setup
Wizard. School data, student data, and
lessons and activites are all very easy to
enter. A "repeating activities"
feature lets you set up hundreds of lessons
(e.g. Math at 10 A.M. for a whole semester) in
seconds. Unit studies are provided for: in
fact, you can even use one unit study as a
template for the next!
What goes in is one thing. What
comes out is another. In the case
of Edu-Track Home School, you can print over 80
built-in reports, including progress reports,
activity summaries, lessons & assignments,
student data tracking, fill-in forms of all
kinds, report cards and diplomas, and dozens of
awards & certificates. Topping it all
off is the ability to print very impressive
transcripts that include everything a
"real" school transcript does.
Search for "lost" records, sort on any
category, track hours and attendance, and lots
more. Edu-Track Home School will calculate
hours, grades, percentages, credits, and Grade
Point Averages for you. You can instantly
view each student's progress for user-defined
subjects, courses, grade-level and core vs.
non-core studies--a real help in states that
require this information.
If you're the type who really likes to keep detailed
records, you'll love the Teacher's Journal
and File Cabinet features. Each include a
built-in word processor that allows you to bold,
underline, tab, import pictures, change fonts,
make bulletized lists, and lots more. The
Journal is for creating and organizing entries
by day, while the File Cabinet lets you create
and organize entries by categories you define.
One suggested use of the File Cabinet: Organize
your educational Web links.
When your whole homeschool life is collected in
one planner, you'll want to back it up
frequently. Edu-Track Home School even
makes this easier, with a "1-Click"
backup and restore feature. You can back
up to a hard drive, floppy disk, Zip disk, CD-R,
CD-RW, DVD-RW, or a network shared disk--it
takes about ten seconds.
So, if you have a PC and like to keep very complete
records, this software planner is one you should
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