Important: If you haven’t submitted attendance during class, your attendance status will automatically be marked as 'absent.' To update it to 'present,' simply enter the attendance code, and your status will be updated.
Make sure you are paying attention to your instructor's screen or the projector where the attendance code is being displayed
If you're inside the CampusKnot website, make sure you select the class where attendance is being taken.
Please note each code is unique. If you try to input a code inside the attendance feature that has already expired, your submission will not count, and you'll get an 'error' message. That looks like this👀
You only need to submit the code once to be marked 'present.
Quick tip: If the timer is down to 10 seconds, wait for the next code to be generated.
Submit Attendance from the Website:
You might be prompted to submit attendance if you're logged in to CampusKnot, the screen will look like this 👇
If you don't see this screen when you log in, and instead see an 'absent' status, click on the 'Submit attendance' button.
Type the code that's being displayed on your instructor's screen.
Your attendance status will change after submitting a code from 'absent' to 'present'.
Submit Attendance from the App:
Important: If you haven’t submitted attendance during class, your attendance status will automatically be marked as 'absent.' To update it to 'present,' simply enter the attendance code, and your status will be updated.
Start by selecting the course where attendance is being taken
If you're already logged on to the CampusKnot app, you'll see an attendance prompt come up, it will look like this 👇
If you don't see this prompt, click on the pink "+" icon at the center of your screen and then choose the 'submit attendance' option.
Type the code displayed on your professor's screen.
After submitting your attendance, a message confirming your submission will come up and your attendance status will change from 'absent' to 'present'
If you receive an error message, ensure the code you're inputting is typed correctly. Don't forget to only input a code that's visible on the professor's screen.