Our next release 2.1

I think idoceo is excellent. It will be perfect if it is possible to analyse student performance and grades in graphs such as box plots, histogram and compare statistics such as mean, median, standard deviation etc

Welcome SULEMANA,
We're working on it already! There will be lots of improvements in our next update and graphs will be a big part of its. Probably this time there will only be a minimum set of graphs, and we'll keep adding more complex analysis on following versions.
Regards

Hi Bert
Any approximate idea of when the next release will be?
There's lots of interest at school but we all use the annotated seating pans.

It's great and people are already converting to this over paper mark books.

Hi Saahe999,
The expected release date will be around early January. We'll begin the beta testing this month and if no big issues are found we'll have the new shiny version 2.5 ready by then!
Regards

That sounds great. I'll look forward to it.

Hello everyone!
We'll soon begin the Beta testing for our next update 2.5. There will be lots of new and interesting features and we'd like you to help us out before releasing the official version in the app store.
If you wish to join, just send us your forum's nickname, and iPad's UDID ( here,instructions on how to obtain it ) to support@idoceo.net

Thanks and merry christmas

PS: You can also obtain the UDID with apps from the app store (i.e. UDID+) , thanks nick for the tip

Please ... the Android release!
Thank you

Dear Bert

Do you have a planned release date for the next update? I will be training a group of staff at my school in a couple of weeks who will be using this to support their record keeping this next academic year.

Excellent app by the way.

Hi Tony1000,
We'll be releasing iDoceo 2.5 for Apple's approval next sunday, and it will take about 5 to 10 days more for it to be available on the App Store. The review process delay depends on the workload at Apple at that moment, can't really say the exact date, but that is our rough estimate...

Thanks for this Bert

Tony