Check you are attending the correct class at the correct time. Some classes have multiple lab times/seminar slots available. You will be allocated to a specific slot and must attend accordingly.

Contact the School Office to ensure you are enrolled in the correct modules and add the class to your timetable.

Recent activity refreshes each time you log in to Attendr. This means information from previous log ins is not stored on your device. If your app completed all 3 stages of recording attendance and the class previously appeared in your recent activity, your attendance has been successfully recorded.

Check the timetable tab in the Attendr app. Classes where your attendance has successfully been marked will have a green tick in the class details. Please note, the timetable tab only shows information relating to the present day. You will not be able to see your timetable and attendance ticks for previous days.

Using your device, search for RGU Attend Student in the Google Play Store or Apple App Store and download the app. Alternatively, select the appropriate store button below.

Attendr works on Apple phones and iPads with an operating system of iOS 11 or later and Android phones or tablets with version 5 (Lollipop) and above. Attendr is not currently compatible with Windows devices or laptop computers or other operating systems.

Check that Attendr is compatible with your device. Attendr works on Apple phones and iPads with an operating system of iOS 11 or later and Android phones or tablets with Android Lollipop and above. Attendr is not currently compatible with Windows devices or laptop computers or other operating systems.

If you do not have a compatible device, you can ask the lecturer taking the class to manually mark your attendance.

Log in using your RGU account for Microsoft Log-in. Your details are the same as for Outlook or Office 365. You must have an internet connection when logging in to Attendr.

On your device, go to www.office.com in normal browsing mode (i.e. NOT using private browsing or an incognito tab) and sign out using the icon in the top right-hand corner. You should then use the correct email address to log in.

Android: You must log out of Office using your devices "Home" browser. When asked "Are you trying to sign in to Attendr - Student App?" select the three vertical dots in the top right of the screen. The menu will give you the option to open in your home browser e.g. "Open in Chrome". Use this browser to log out of www.office.com

If you are using an Apple device, you must first ensure you are in normal browsing, not private browsing mode.
To do this:

Ensure your device has the correct permissions and settings activated, e.g. Bluetooth and location for on-campus classes and an internet connection for online classes.

Check the timetable tab in your app. If the event is missing, contact your School office.

Check the lecturer has started marking attendance. You must wait until the lecturer announces that they are marking attendance. If you try to mark attendance before the lecturer is ready, you will need to wait 30 seconds before you can try again.

If you were late, the lecturer might have already stopped taking attendance. Attendance marking occurs during a short timeframe that lasts a few minutes. You must be present for your attendance to be recorded.

Ask your lecturer to manually record your attendance on their app.

Follow the on-screen prompts to enable the correct settings. You can also check your device permissions and settings via the instructions below or by contacting the IT Helpdesk.

Apple Devices Go to Settings -> Scroll down to Attendr -> Ensure both Location and Bluetooth permissions have been granted

Android Devices Go to Settings -> Apps -> Scroll down and select Attendr -> Permissions -> Ensure both Location and Bluetooth permissions have been granted.

No. The app uses Bluetooth Low Energy, and is only required to have these settings on when the app is in use during attendance marking.

If you are having issues connecting to the university's Wi-Fi network Eduroam, you can either visit the IT Helpdesk or check out their online online information about Wireless Access.

On-campus: If you do not have an internet connection in class, you will need to connect to the internet and reopen the app within 48 hours of class to finish confirming your attendance. You must still have Bluetooth and location enabled and your app open when the lecturer records attendance.

Online: You need to have a stable internet connection when recording attendance for online events. Ensure your device is connected to the appropriate Wi-Fi network. If this fails, ask your lecturer to manually record your attendance on their app.

Check that the lecturer has started marking attendance.

Ensure your device has a stable internet connection at the time of marking.

Ask your lecturer to manually record your attendance on their app.

Check that the lecturer has began marking attendance.

Attendr will inform you if your settings are not correct. Follow the on-screen prompts to correct your settings.

Ensure your device has allowed all requested permissions and the location and Bluetooth settings are on. If you do not have an internet connection, Attendr will show an error message at stage 3 of marking advising that your attendance data has been saved locally. You must reopen the app when connected to the internet in order to finish marking your attendance.

Ask your lecturer to manually record your attendance on their app.

Your lecturer will distribute a paper register or take attendance manually.

Recording attendance helps us track student engagement and support students in good time. For some students, attendance must be recorded as part of their visa or bursary requirements.

Only that you were present during a timetabled class.

It is recorded in the University central attendance register.

Your privacy is important and all aspects of this are managed under the Student Privacy Notice.

No, location settings are required for on-campus classes to receive the Bluetooth signal and confirm attendance. This is only required when attendance is being recorded via the app.