Version 1.1
Last Updated March 19th, 2010
Small bug fixes and usability enhancements were added. There is now an option to exclude group contacts from Students Seen and Unseen reports, the Group Counseling report now includes information about the number of students absent each session, and a problem with using the Export function in Excel 2007 has been remedied.
Original Version 1.1 - Released January 8th, 2010
This version contains many small but important enhancements to improve usability, speed, and accuracy.
Timer Added to Counselor Time - You can use the timer function to track the time you spend away from students now, just like you do for tracking time with students.
Auto Backup Disabled - Previous versions of the TimeTracker created a backup copy every time you opened it, which made things slow. Also, unless you did not open your TimeTracker file before locating the backup, the backup is useless. Now, the burden of maintaining a backup is on you...largely. You will be reminded to create a backup if the current one is more than 2 weeks old.
Summary Report - The summary report has many improvements, with 'counselor time' now added to 'face time' for group interventions so you can more easily see how much time you spent in various activities. Time is now reported in hours and minutes, instead of just minutes. An error in how the Delivery System times were calculated is now fixed, as well as a 'bug' involving page breaks.
Display Dates in Descending Order - You can now choose to display dates in ascending or descending order to more quickly find the date you are looking for.
Automated Group Creation - You can 'import' groups from a list now, instead of using the built-in forms to create groups (which is cumbersome if you have a large number of groups).
Verify Student ID's - A button has been added to the Edit Students dialog to easily check your student ID numbers for errors.
And there are the usual bug fixes and other minor improvements...check it out, it's free!
Older versions exist, but are not included here