JP6811384B2 - Child evaluation management equipment, methods, programs - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a child evaluation management device capable of managing test results, attendance, evaluation of activities outside of class, and creation of a report card on a computer at an educational institution such as elementary and junior high school.

At educational institutions such as elementary and junior high schools, teachers prepare a weekly plan that describes a weekly lesson plan, conduct lessons, and conduct exams in each subject as needed, and class attitudes, attendance, and exam results. Etc. are managed. Not only the test results, but also the class attitude, comprehension, attendance, etc. will be the basic data when creating the report card. In addition, activities outside the class, such as committee activities, club activities, and normal life, are also included in the report card as qualitative evaluations.

The report card is created by the teacher who is in charge of the child, but the teacher is not always in charge of the activities of the child outside the class such as committee activities and club activities, because other teachers may be in charge. I don't know.

In this way, there are a wide variety of contents to be included in the report card, such as exam results, attendance, class attitudes and remarks, and activities outside the class, so teachers must constantly input and manage all such data. The management load was heavy. In addition, it was necessary to interview other teachers each time about evaluations related to activities outside the class that the teacher in charge could not grasp.

For this reason, in recent years, a child evaluation management system has been introduced in which a program for child evaluation management that centrally manages evaluation data for evaluating children is installed on each teacher's terminal and centrally managed by a server.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-233116

For example, in the learning guidance support device described in Patent Document 1, by storing evaluation data necessary for writing a report card, such as weekly plan data, grade data, and child information, a weekly plan can be created and test grades can be input. It is possible to perform aggregation, grade analysis, and report card generation.

However, these devices were limited to data entry and report card creation support by individual homeroom teachers and guidance record material creation support based on report cards by the principal and vice-principal. For this reason, there are items that should be entered in the report card to input findings data related to activities outside the class, and the teacher in charge only inputs evaluations to those items, and the teacher in charge can grasp them. How to understand difficult out-of-class activities was not considered.

The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and the child evaluation management device of the present invention not only collects data on items necessary for the description of the report card, but also serves as a reference for the description of the report card. By accepting free comment data input from teachers other than the homeroom teacher, and by classifying and storing the input comment data by child and item, the homeroom teacher can store the related comment data when creating the report card. It is an object of the present invention to provide a child evaluation management device that can be easily found and can be easily entered with reference to related comment data to easily enter evaluations and findings.

The present invention is a child evaluation management device that manages the evaluation of children's activities in school.
A comment data writing means that stores comment data for children in the memory when it is received,
Evaluation data viewing means for reading and displaying child evaluation data or comment data stored in the storage unit, classification means for registering the classification given to the comment data in the storage unit in association with the comment data, and child evaluation data. The comment data writing means has a notification table generating means for generating a child's notification table by integrating the child evaluation data, and the comment data writing means writes the comment data with the child name related to the comment data. The evaluation data is stored in the storage unit in association with the person's name, and when the comment data viewer is in charge of the child related to the comment data, when the comment data is displayed, the comment data is classified and input. When the comment data classification input is accepted, the evaluation data viewing means registers the comment data in the storage unit, and when the comment data is displayed in a list, the comment data is narrowed down by classification and displayed. , Comment data and editable child evaluation data are displayed together,
The report card generating means provides a child evaluation management device that writes edited child evaluation data to the storage unit.

In addition, the child evaluation management device further has an authentication means for managing the user ID and password, and the comment data writing means identifies the comment writer and stores it in the storage unit based on the authentication result by the authentication means. Then, the evaluation data viewing means determines whether or not the child is in charge of the comment data to be displayed based on the authentication result by the authentication means. Further, the classification given to the comment data may be an item described in the report card.

Further, the evaluation data viewing means displays a plurality of registerable classifications, and the classification means accepts the classification input by selecting one of the classifications.

The classification means further determines one or more classification candidates to be given to the comment data based on the content of the comment data, and when the viewer of the comment data is in charge of the child related to the comment data, the evaluation data is viewed. Display classification candidates together with comment data in the means.

When accepting the registration of comment data, the comment data writing means also accepts the registration of classification candidates for the comment data, and the evaluation data viewing means is the responsibility of the child who is related to the comment data by the viewer of the comment data. In this case, the classification candidates registered together with the comment data are displayed, and the classification means accepts the classification input based on the classification candidates and registers the classification together with the comment data in the storage unit.

The child evaluation management method according to the present invention is a child evaluation management method for managing the evaluation of activities of a child in a school, and receives comment data for a child, and enters the comment data and the child name and comment related to the comment data. The step of storing the comment data in the storage section in association with the person's name, and when the viewer of the comment data is the teacher of the child related to the comment data, the comment data can be classified and input when the comment data is displayed. When the comment data is displayed in a list, the classification given to the comment data is registered in the storage unit in association with the comment data when the comment data classification input is accepted. In addition, the step of displaying the comment data and the editable child evaluation data together, the step of writing the edited child evaluation data to the storage unit, and the child evaluation data are integrated to form a child notification table. Provide a child evaluation management method having a step to generate.

The child evaluation management program according to the present invention is a child evaluation management program in which a computer functions as a child evaluation management system that manages the evaluation of activities of a child in a school, and accepts comment data for children, and receives comment data and comments. The step of associating the child name related to the data with the name of the comment writer and storing it in the storage unit, and when the viewer of the comment data is the homeroom teacher of the child related to the comment data, comment when the comment data is displayed A step of displaying so that data classification input is possible, a step of registering the classification given to the comment data in the storage unit in association with the comment data when the comment data classification input is accepted, and comment data. When displaying in a list, the step of narrowing down the display by classification, displaying the comment data and the editable child evaluation data together, the step of writing the edited child evaluation data to the storage unit, and the child evaluation Provide a child evaluation management program with steps to integrate data to generate a child notification table.

According to the present invention, each teacher is not limited to the child in charge of himself / herself, and if he / she notices the activity of the child, he / she can freely store it as comment data in the child evaluation management device at any time. Can create a report card while referring to those comments, so the awareness of various teachers can be reflected in the report card. In addition, comment data can be stored in association with the child name, and can be classified and stored by classifying it into items in the report card. When filling in, you can fill in while referring to the related comment data.

Furthermore, the comment data is classified by the teacher of the child related to the comment, but the teacher who entered the comment has registered the classification candidates in advance, or the classification candidates are classified in advance based on the content of the comment data. The burden of the classification process of the homeroom teacher can be reduced by selecting the evaluation management device and displaying the classification candidates.

FIG. 1 is a drawing showing an example of the overall configuration of a child evaluation management system including a child evaluation management device according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the child evaluation management device 100 according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is an example of a database stored in the comment storage unit 122. FIG. 4 is an example of a database stored in the teacher information storage unit 124. FIG. 5 is an example of a database stored in the child information storage unit 126. FIG. 6 is an example of a database stored in the class information storage unit 128. FIG. 7 is an example of a database stored in the report card item classification storage unit 130. FIG. 8 is an example of a database stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132. FIG. 9 is an example of a database stored in the report card data storage unit 134. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the comment data is registered in the comment storage unit 122. FIG. 11 is an example of a display screen when the comment data is registered by the comment writer. FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the homeroom teacher browses the comment data regarding the homeroom teacher commented by another teacher. FIG. 13 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data about a certain child. FIG. 14 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data on a certain child and the classification candidates recommended by the comment poster are registered in advance. FIG. 15 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data regarding a certain child and the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 are registered in advance. FIG. 16 is an example of a display screen when the comment data is displayed after the classification is registered for the comment data. FIG. 17 is an example of a display screen when the input screen of the finding item of the report card and the comment data are displayed at the same time. FIG. 18 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the child evaluation management device 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In this specification and drawings, components having substantially the same function and configuration are designated by the same reference numerals, and duplicate description will be omitted.

FIG. 1 is a drawing showing an example of the overall configuration of a child evaluation management system including a child evaluation management device according to the present invention. The child evaluation management system includes a child evaluation management device 100 and a plurality of user terminals 200. The child evaluation management device 100 is connected to the user terminal 200 via a network. The network may be of any network form such as the Internet regardless of whether it is wired or wireless.

The child evaluation management device 100 manages the evaluation of the activities of the child in the school. It accepts the input of evaluation data and comment data from the user terminal 200, and stores those data in the storage unit. When a request for reading evaluation data or comment data is received from the user terminal 200, the evaluation data or comment data stored in the storage unit is read and displayed on the user terminal 200. The child evaluation management device 100 manages evaluation data related to items described in the report card such as test results, evaluations in out-of-class activities, and general findings, and comment data for writing down the daily situation of the child, and creates a report card. And can create guidance record materials. The child evaluation management device 100 does not have to be one server device, and may be distributed and configured on a plurality of servers.

The user terminal 200 is a terminal used by the teacher, for example, a personal computer. Not limited to personal computers, it is an information communication terminal such as a mobile phone or a smartphone. Although three user terminals 200 are shown here, the number of user terminals 200 is not limited to this as an example.

The user terminal 200 connects to the child evaluation management device 100 via a network, performs user authentication, logs in, inputs and browses child evaluation data and comment data, creates a report card, and evaluates children via the network. Data is transmitted and received to and from the management device 100.

FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the child evaluation management device 100 according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the child evaluation management device 100 includes a comment data writing means 102, an evaluation data viewing means 104, a classification means 106, a report card generating means 108, an authentication means 110, and a storage unit 120. In addition, the storage unit 120 includes a comment storage unit 122, a teacher information storage unit 124, a child information storage unit 126, a class information storage unit 128, a report card item classification storage unit 130, a classification recommendation storage unit 132, and a report card data storage unit 134. Has.

The comment data writing means 102 receives comment data for a child transmitted from the user terminal 200, and stores the received comment data in the storage unit 120. The comment data is data that allows the teacher to freely enter what he / she noticed about the child and register it in the child evaluation management system 100 in association with the child name, and the comment data is the child name related to the comment. Writing is performed so that it is stored in the storage unit 120 in association with the name of the teacher who wrote the comment. The comment data writing means 102 may identify the comment writer from the login ID when logging in to the child evaluation management device 100 from the user terminal 200. The comment data writing means 102 may also accept the registration of classification candidates for the comment data when the comment data is accepted. In this case, the comment writer selects a classification that the entered comment data is considered to be applicable and registers it as a classification candidate.

The evaluation data viewing means 104 controls to read the child evaluation data or comment data stored in the storage unit 120 and display it on the user terminal 200. The child evaluation data is evaluation data described in a report card, and is evaluation data related to children's school activities such as grade data of each subject, general findings, and findings of other activities. Further, the evaluation data viewing means 104 not only displays the stored child evaluation data and comment data, but also transmits and displays a form for entering the child evaluation data and comment data to the user terminal 200. In the evaluation data viewing means 104, when the viewer of the comment data is in charge of the child related to the comment data, a plurality of classifications are performed so that the comment data can be classified and input when the comment data is displayed. It may be displayed so that it can be selected. Further, whether or not the viewer of the comment data is in charge of the child related to the comment data may be determined based on the authentication result such as the login ID when logging in to the child evaluation management device 100.

The evaluation data viewing means 104 may be configured to display a plurality of comment data stored in the storage unit 120 in a list, narrow down the display according to the assigned classification, or display each child. Further, the evaluation data viewing means 104 may be configured to display the registered comment data and the editable child evaluation data together. By displaying the comment data and the child evaluation data together, the child evaluation data can be created while referring to the comment data.

Further, when the evaluation data viewing means 104 determines the classification candidate of the comment data based on the content of the registered comment data, the viewer of the comment data is in charge of the child related to the comment data. In this case, the classification candidate determined by the classification means 106 may be displayed in the selected state.

Further, when the viewer of the comment data is a teacher of a child related to the comment data, the evaluation data viewing means 104 displays a plurality of categories that can be registered and enables classification selection. At this time, if the classification candidates for the comment data from the comment data input person are also registered, the classification candidates registered by the comment data input person may be displayed together with the comment data.

When the classification means 106 receives the classification input given to the comment data, it associates it with the comment data and registers it in the storage unit. The classification for the comment data is given, for example, by the teacher of the child related to the comment data. The classification given to the comment data may correspond to, for example, the items described in the report card. For example, classifications are given based on the content of comment data from items described in a report card, such as "learning", "lifestyle", "special activities", and "comprehensive learning". At this time, the classification means 106 may be configured to display a plurality of selectable classification items on the evaluation data viewing means 104, register by having one of them selected, and assign the classification.

Further, the classification means 106 may be configured to determine one or more classification candidates to be given to the comment data based on the description contents of the comment data. For example, the classification means 106 associates a plurality of keywords with classifications corresponding to the keywords and stores them in the storage unit, and when the stored keywords are included in the comment data, the classification means 106 corresponds to the keywords. The classification that is attached and stored is determined as a classification candidate. Then, the determined classification candidate may be configured to be displayed on the evaluation data viewing means 104 when the homeroom teacher of the child registered in association with the comment data browses the comment data.

Further, when the classification means 106 also accepts the registration of the classification candidate from the comment writer at the time of receiving the registration of the comment data, the comment writer when the homeroom teacher of the child corresponding to the comment data browses the comment data. The classification candidate registered by may be displayed as a recommendation (recommendation) from the comment writer, and the classification may be accepted based on the recommendation from the comment writer.

When the child evaluation data such as grades and findings described in the report card is edited and updated, the report card generating means 108 writes the child evaluation data in the storage unit 120 and integrates the child evaluation data to generate a report card for the child. The report card generating means 108 can print when it receives an instruction to generate a report card based on the child evaluation data, which is an entry item necessary for generating the report card, stored in the storage unit 120, and the format of the report card. Report card is generated.

The authentication means 110 manages the user ID and password, and when receiving the connection request to the child evaluation management device 100 from the user terminal 200, requests the user ID and password to be input, and the user stored in the storage unit 120. If the ID and password match, login is accepted and connection to the child evaluation management device 100 is permitted.

The storage unit 120 stores various data, and is a comment storage unit 122, a teacher information storage unit 124, a child information storage unit 126, a class information storage unit 128, a notification table item classification storage unit 130, and a classification recommendation storage unit 132. , Has a notification table data storage unit 134. Not limited to these, the format data of the report card, the form data of each display screen, etc. are also stored. These storage units are related to each other as a relational database, for example, and each data can be read by using an ID or the like as a key.

The comment storage unit 122 stores comment data posted by the teacher. For example, the comment data, the child name related to the comment data, the teacher who posted the comment data, the posting date and time, and the classification given to the comment data are stored in association with each other. Further, the recommendation classification by the comment contributor and the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 may also be stored.

The teacher information storage unit 124 stores information about the teacher who is a user connected to the child evaluation management device 100, and the teacher information storage unit 124 also supports authentication information such as a user ID (teacher ID) and a password. I remember it with it. The child information storage unit 126 stores information about the child, for example, the name of the child, the class to which the child belongs, the attendance number, the gender, the address, and the like.

The class information storage unit 128 stores information about the class. For example, information about grades, groups, and teachers. The report card item classification storage unit 130 stores the classifications given to the comment data, which are the items described in the report card.

When the classification means 106 determines the classification candidate for the comment data, the classification recommendation storage unit 132 stores the keyword for determining the classification candidate and the classification candidate in association with each other. For example, when a keyword stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132 is included in the comment data, the classification means 106 determines the classification stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132 in association with the keyword as a classification candidate. To do.

The report card data storage unit 134 stores the child evaluation data necessary for generating the report card. For example, the year, semester, subject, evaluation, findings, etc. are stored in association with the child ID.

FIG. 3 is an example of a database stored in the comment storage unit 122. The teacher ID that registered the comment data, the child ID of the child related to the comment data, the comment data that is the entered comment, and the comment data are converted into the child evaluation management device in association with the post ID given to each comment data. The posting date and time registered in 100, the classification given by the homeroom teacher to the comment data, etc. are stored in association with each other. At this time, when the classification candidate by the teacher who entered / posted the comment data is registered, the classification candidate by the teacher who registered the comment data may be stored together as the recommended classification candidate. When the classification means 106 determines the classification candidates based on the content of the comment data, the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 may also be stored.

FIG. 4 is an example of a database stored in the teacher information storage unit 124. In the teacher information storage unit 124, the teacher's name, classification (position, for example, homeroom teacher, special course, principal, vice-principal, etc.), password, authority, etc. are stored in association with the teacher ID given to each teacher. .. The teacher ID is used as a user ID when connecting to the child evaluation management device 100 and logging in. The authority determines the data that can be displayed and edited according to the classification of the teacher. For example, in the case of a homeroom teacher, editing and displaying child evaluation data of children in the class that the teacher is in charge of, registering comment data for all children, and viewing comment data for children in the class that the teacher is in charge of.・ Classification is given as an authority, and in the case of a teacher or a principal, editing and display of child evaluation data of all children and registration of comment data of all children are given as an authority. Not limited to this, the teacher's address and telephone number may also be stored.

FIG. 5 is an example of a database stored in the child information storage unit 126. The child's name, class ID of the class to which the child belongs, attendance number, gender, etc. are stored in association with the child ID given to each child. Since the class ID is stored, the class information corresponding to the class ID stored in the class information storage unit 128 can be obtained. Not limited to these, the child's address, telephone number, guardian's name, etc. may be stored together.

FIG. 6 is an example of a database stored in the class information storage unit 128. In the class information storage unit 128, data such as a teacher ID, a grade, and a group are stored in association with the class ID assigned to each class. Since the teacher ID is stored, it is possible to access the teacher name in charge of the class by referring to the teacher information storage unit 124 using the teacher ID as a key. Not limited to this, for example, the location of the classroom may be associated and stored.

FIG. 7 is an example of a database stored in the report card item classification storage unit 130. In the report card item classification storage unit 130, the classification name given to the comment data is stored in association with the ID. This classification name corresponds to, but is not limited to, the items described in the report card. When the classification means 106 refers to the comment data by the teacher of the child registered together with the comment data, the classification means 106 reads the classification stored in the report card item classification storage unit 130 and browses the evaluation data. It is displayed on the means 104 and the classification registration is accepted.

FIG. 8 is an example of a database stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132. In the classification recommendation storage unit 132, for example, a keyword is stored in association with the classification ID. The classification means 106 searches for whether or not the content described in the comment data registered in the comment storage unit 122 includes the keyword stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132, and if the keyword is included, the classification means 106 searches for it. The classification associated with the keyword is determined as a classification candidate for the comment data. The classification ID is stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132 in association with the keyword, and the classification name is acquired by referring to the report card item classification storage unit 130 using the classification ID as a key. For example, when the keyword "voluntary" is included in the comment data, since the classification ID is "1", the "lifestyle" is classified by referring to the report card item classification storage unit 130. Determine as a candidate.

FIG. 9 is an example of a database stored in the report card data storage unit 134. The report card data storage unit 134 stores child evaluation data necessary for generating a report card. For example, the year, semester, subject, viewpoint, evaluation, general findings, etc., in which grades are given in association with the child ID, etc. , The items listed in the report card and the evaluations for those items are stored. The child evaluation data stored in the report card data storage unit 134 is an example and is not limited to these.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the comment data is registered in the comment storage unit 122. First, the user terminal 200 logs in to the child evaluation management device 100 (step S1001). Here, the user terminal 200 transmits, for example, a user ID and a password to the child evaluation management device 100 as information for user authentication. The authentication means 110 performs user authentication by referring to the received user ID and password in the teacher ID (user ID) and password stored in the teacher information storage unit 124. Here, by performing user authentication, it is possible to know who is logged in to the child evaluation management device 100, so that the person who browses or fills in the comment data and the child evaluation data can be identified and displayed by the logged-in teacher. You can control the editable data. When the user is authenticated, the top page of the child evaluation management device 100 is transmitted to the user terminal 200 by the evaluation data viewing means 104 and displayed on the screen of the user terminal 200. On the top page of the child evaluation management device 100, a menu for entering a comment and viewing a comment is displayed as well as a menu for inputting report card data and creating a weekly plan.

Next, the user terminal 200 selects "comment entry" from the displayed top page in order to register a comment for a certain child (step S1002). When comment entry is selected, a page for inputting comment data is generated by the evaluation data viewing means 104 and transmitted to the user terminal 200.

The user terminal 200 inputs the name of the child to be commented on the comment data input screen, and also enters the comment in the comment entry field (step S1003). The content of the comment may be anything as long as it is related to the child, and the teacher can write a comment not only for the child in charge but also for any child in the whole school. When the user terminal 200 inputs the child name to be commented and the comment, the comment data is transmitted to the child evaluation management device 100 by pressing the "post" button on the comment data input screen (step S1004). When the comment data writing means 102 receives the comment data, the comment data, the child name, the ID or name of the comment entry teacher, the posting date and time, and the like are written and stored in the comment storage unit 122.

The comment data writing means 102 identifies the comment writing teacher based on the user authentication result. At this time, the user terminal 200 may accept the registration of the classification candidate from the comment entry teacher together with the comment data. Since the comment data will be used mainly by the homeroom teacher of the child related to the comment data when creating a report card, the homeroom teacher will classify the comment data, but for the purpose of supporting classification registration. , The commenter may enter the classification candidates in the form of recommending the classification. Further, the evaluation data viewing means 104 reads out the items stored in the report card item classification storage unit 130 when inputting the classification candidates, displays a plurality of classification items in advance, and selects the classification candidates from among them. You may enter and register. At this time, the comment data writing means 102 receives the classification candidate from the comment writer together with the comment data and stores it in the comment storage unit 122.

Further, in another example, when the comment data is stored in the comment storage unit 122, the classification means 106 searches whether the registered comment data includes a keyword stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132. , When a keyword stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132 is included, the classification stored in association with the keyword is registered in the comment storage unit 122 in association with the comment data as a classification candidate. It may be configured. By determining the classification candidates in advance by the classification means 106, it is possible to reduce the trouble of class registration by the homeroom teacher. The determination of the classification candidate by the classification means 106 is not limited to the timing when the comment data is stored in the comment storage unit 122, and may be configured to be performed when the processing load of the child evaluation management device 100 is low.

FIG. 11 is an example of a display screen when the comment data is registered by the comment writer. The right part of the screen is a screen for registering a comment, and a field for inputting a child name related to the comment and a comment input field are provided. In addition, in this example, it is configured so that classification candidates can be registered by commenters as well, and check boxes are provided for each of a plurality of classification items so that classification candidates can be input. By checking, classification candidates can be selected. Although the check box method is used here, other methods may be used as long as the classification items are displayed and selected. Since the registration of classification by the commenter is not the main registration of the classification but the recommendation (recommendation) to the teacher who has the authority to register the classification, it is necessary to register the classification candidates recommended by the commenter. Become. Here, you can register the classification by checking the check box of the corresponding classification item and pressing the "Register recommendation" button, and for comment data, click the "Post" button. , Comment data can be registered.

The left side of the display screen is an example of a screen for viewing the posted comment data. Here, it is displayed that the comment "The executive committee of the mobile classroom worked hard to make bookmarks" was registered by "Mr. Kato" as comment data about "Mitsubuntaro". There is. The posting date and time is also displayed as "Sent at 15:39 on Thursday, July 21, 2016". These data are realized by reading the data stored in the comment storage unit 122 by the evaluation data viewing means 104 and displaying it on the user terminal 200. Even when a large number of comment data are registered, the displayed comment data can be narrowed down by selecting a tab such as "View by class". In addition, it is possible to narrow down by child name, and by registering the classification, it is possible to narrow down by classification item.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of processing when the homeroom teacher browses the comment data regarding the homeroom teacher commented by another teacher. First, the user terminal 200 logs in to the child evaluation management device 100 (step S1201). Specifically, when the user terminal 200 transmits a connection request to the child evaluation management device 100, for example, the authentication means 110 requests the input of the user ID and password, and the user terminal 200 uses the user terminal 200 as information for user authentication. The user ID (teacher ID) and password are transmitted to the child evaluation management device 100. The authentication means 110 performs user authentication by referring to the received user ID and password in the teacher information storage unit 124 with reference to the teacher ID and password.

When the user is authenticated, the menu screen of the child evaluation management device is displayed on the user terminal 200, and the user terminal selects the "comment viewing" menu (step 1202). When the selection of the "comment viewing" menu is accepted, the evaluation data viewing means 104 identifies the user based on the authentication result from the authentication means 110, and displays a list of comment data related to the child in charge of the user. (Step S1203). For example, when the user is in charge, all the comment data about the child in charge of the user is displayed in a list. In the case of a principal or vice-principal, it may be set to display a list of comment data of all children. Further, in this example, the comment data is browsed so that the comment data of the child in charge of the logged-in user can be displayed in a list in a state where the comment data has already been narrowed down for ease of use. The comment data of all children may be set to be displayed in a list, and the list is narrowed down so that the comment data entered in the past by the logged-in user and the comment data of the child in charge are displayed. It may be displayed.

The user terminal 200 selects one of the comment data displayed in the list. When selected, the selected comment data is displayed. At this time, for example, one of the comment data about the child in charge of the user, which has not been classified yet, is selected. When the comment data is selected, the evaluation data viewing means 104 transmits the selected comment data and displays the comment data on the user terminal 200, and the user terminal 200 classifies the comment data (step S1204). Specifically, the evaluation data viewing means 104 determines whether or not the child is in charge of the selected comment data based on the authentication result by the authentication means 110, and the user is in charge of the selected comment data. If the person is related to a child who has become, display multiple categories that can be registered.

Since the comment data selected here is comment data related to the child who is in charge of the user, the evaluation data viewing means 104 displays the comment data, the child name related to the comment, the comment entry teacher name, from the comment storage unit 122. In addition to reading and displaying the comment posting date and time, multiple registerable categories are displayed. The classification is, for example, an item that matches the items described in the report card, such as "learning", "lifestyle", "special activities", and "comprehensive learning". These items are displayed in a format that allows one or more selections, such as a check box format or a format that is selected by pulling down from a tab.

Here, when the comment writer also accepts the registration of the classification candidate at the time of writing the comment data, the evaluation data viewing means 104 displays the comment data and the recommended classification from the comment writer. It may be configured as follows. For example, when a plurality of classification items are displayed and there is a recommendation classification from the teacher who entered a comment, an icon such as "recommendation" is displayed in the item which is the recommendation classification.

Further, when the classification means 106 determines the classification candidate to be given to the comment data based on the content of the comment data, the evaluation data viewing means 104 classifies the classification given by the classification means 106 when displaying the comment data. Candidates are also displayed. For example, the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 are displayed in a preselected state. For example, in the case of a format in which items are selected in a pull-down format, the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 may be displayed at a higher level. If the classification given by the classification means 106 is appropriate, the classification can be registered only by transmitting the fact that the classification is registered, and the burden on the homeroom teacher can be reduced.

The classification means 106 accepts the selection of one or more classifications from the plurality of displayed classifications according to the content of the comment data, for example, pressing the "classification registration" button displayed on the screen. Upon reception, the classification is associated with the comment data and registered in the comment storage unit 122. The classification registration is not limited to this, and the homeroom teacher may freely decide the classification and enter it instead of selecting from the predetermined items.

FIG. 13 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data about a certain child. When the homeroom teacher displays the comment data about the child (here, Mitsubuntaro) that he / she is in charge of, the evaluation data viewing means 104 also displays a column for registering the classification as shown in FIG. To. Here, check boxes are provided for each classification item, and selection can be made by checking the corresponding classification. By pressing the "Register classification" button, the classification registration request is transmitted to the child evaluation management device 100, and the classification is stored in the comment storage unit 122 in association with the comment data by the classification means 106. By assigning the classification to the comment data, it is possible to narrow down the comment data not only by class and by child, but also by classification, and when referring to the comment data in the report card creation, it is efficient and the report card You can search for comment data related to the item.

FIG. 14 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data on a certain child and the classification candidates recommended by the comment poster are registered in advance. In the example in FIG. 14, the classification items can be selected in the form of a check box, and the classification candidates recommended by the comment poster are given a "recommendation" icon, and the teacher in charge registers the classification. It can be used as a reference when doing. In FIG. 14, the classification of "special activities" is recommended by Dr. Kato who registered the comment data about Ms. Mitsuko Yotsuya. Here, the "recommendation" icon is given, but other methods may be used. The homeroom teacher can perform classification registration by referring to the classification candidates registered by the comment poster.

FIG. 15 is an example of a display screen when the teacher in charge displays comment data regarding a certain child and the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 are registered in advance. In this case, the classification candidates determined in advance by the classification means 106 are checked and displayed before the homeroom teacher makes the classification selection. Here, regarding Ms. Hanako Mitsufumi, a comment is registered that "in the discussions at the Broadcasting Committee, we proceeded with the discussion while respecting the position of the other party." Since there are two keywords stored in the classification recommendation storage unit 132 of "committee" and "respect", "special activities" and "morality", which are classification candidates corresponding to these keywords, are checked. It is entered and displayed. As with the recommendation from the comment contributor, the classification candidates determined by the classification means 106 may be displayed by adding "recommendation" or "classification candidate" icons.

FIG. 16 is an example of a display screen when the comment data is displayed after the classification is registered for the comment data. The comment data is given a classification of "special activities", and can be narrowed down so that only the comment data corresponding to the classification of "special activities" is displayed. Here, the classification registration screen is not displayed for the comment data to which the classification has already been assigned, but when the homeroom teacher displays it, even if the classification has already been registered, the classification item is selected for classification registration. It may be configured so that the screen to be displayed is displayed.

FIG. 17 is an example of a display screen when the input screen of the finding item of the report card and the comment data are displayed at the same time. The evaluation data viewing means 104 narrows down the comment data in the class of "5th grade 1 group", narrows down the data related to "Mitsubuntaro", and further displays a list of comment data narrowed down by the item "special activities". At the same time, the corresponding finding input screen of the report card is displayed. In this example, only one case is applicable and one comment data is displayed.

Since the child evaluation management device 100 of the present invention can simultaneously display the comment data and the input screen of the report card, the report card can be input while referring to the related comment data. Here, when the report card generation means 108 receives the input of the child evaluation data of the report card from the user terminal 200, it writes it in the report card data storage unit 134. Further, by selecting the comment data by the report card generating means 108 and performing the paste operation on the report card input screen, the comment data can be copied as it is and the report card can be input. By narrowing down the comment data by report card items and configuring it to be displayed together with the report card input screen, it is possible to easily find the comment data that will be used as a reference when inputting the report card, and the report card input is also possible. It can be done easily. Upon receiving the instruction to generate the report card, the report card generating means 108 reads the child evaluation data of the child instructed from the report card data storage unit 134, and generates and prints the report card according to the report card form.

FIG. 18 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the child evaluation management device 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The hardware configuration of the child evaluation management device 100, which is the computer device shown in FIG. 18, can be realized by a general-purpose hardware configuration that has existed in the past. That is, as shown in FIG. 18, the computer forming the child evaluation management device 100 includes a CPU 1801, a communication interface 1802, a ROM 1803, a RAM 1804, a hard disk drive 1805, a mouse 1807 and a keyboard 1808 connected to the input / output interface 1806, and a display. A display 1809 provided as a device is connected to a bus.

When a series of processes are executed by a program, for example, the comment data writing means, the evaluation data viewing means, the classification means, the report card generating means, and the authentication means are stored in the ROM 1803 or the hard disk drive 1805 as a child evaluation management program. , CPU 1801 executes various functions. The child evaluation management program may be installed from the network to the computer, and may be configured in a state of being pre-installed in the device body, for example, a ROM 102 in which the program is recorded.

100 Child evaluation management device 200 User terminal

Claims (8)

A child evaluation management device that manages the evaluation of children's activities in school.
A comment data writing means that stores comment data for children in the memory when it is received,
Evaluation data viewing means for reading and displaying child evaluation data or comment data stored in the storage unit, and
A classification means for registering the classification given to the comment data in the storage unit in association with the comment data,
It has a report card generation means for writing the child evaluation data to the storage unit and integrating the child evaluation data to generate a report card for the child.
The comment data writing means stores the comment data in the storage unit in association with the child name related to the comment data and the name of the comment writer.
When the comment data is displayed, the evaluation data viewing means is displayed so that the comment data can be classified and input when the viewer of the comment data is in charge of a child related to the comment data. ,
When the classification means receives the classification input of the comment data, it registers it in the storage unit and registers it in the storage unit.
When the comment data is displayed in a list, the evaluation data viewing means narrows down the display by classification and displays the comment data and the editable child evaluation data together.
The report card generating means is a child evaluation management device that writes edited child evaluation data to the storage unit. The child evaluation management device according to claim 1 further includes
Has an authentication means to manage user IDs and passwords
The comment data writing means identifies the comment writer and stores it in the storage unit based on the authentication result by the authentication means.
The evaluation data viewing means is a child evaluation management device that determines whether or not the child is in charge of the comment data to be displayed based on the authentication result by the authentication means. The classification given to the comment data is the child evaluation management device according to claim 1 or 2, which is an item described in the report card. The child evaluation management device according to claim 1 to 3, wherein the evaluation data viewing means displays a plurality of registerable classifications, and the classification means accepts a classification input by selecting one of the classifications. The classification means further determines one or more classification candidates to be given to the comment data based on the content of the comment data, and the viewer of the comment data is in charge of the child related to the comment data. In this case, the child evaluation management device according to claims 1 to 4, wherein the evaluation data viewing means displays a classification candidate together with the comment data. When the comment data writing means accepts the registration of the comment data, it also accepts the registration of classification candidates for the comment data, and in the evaluation data viewing means, the viewer of the comment data is related to the comment data. In the case of a child's homeroom teacher, the classification candidates registered together with the comment data are displayed, the classification means accepts the classification input based on the classification candidates, and the classification is registered in the storage unit together with the comment data. The child evaluation management device according to claims 1 to 5. A child evaluation management method implemented by a child evaluation management system that manages the evaluation of children 's activities in school.
A step of accepting comment data for a child, associating the comment data with the child name and the comment writer's name related to the comment data, and storing the comment data in the storage unit.
When the viewer of the comment data is in charge of a child related to the comment data, a step of displaying the comment data so that the comment data can be classified and input when the comment data is displayed.
When the classification input of the comment data is accepted, the step of registering the classification given to the comment data in the storage unit in association with the comment data.
When displaying the comment data in a list, the step of narrowing down the display by classification and displaying the comment data and the editable child evaluation data together, and
The step of writing the edited child evaluation data to the storage unit,
A child evaluation management method having a step of integrating the child evaluation data to generate a report card for a child. A child evaluation management program that allows a computer to function as a child evaluation management system that manages the evaluation of children's activities in school.
A step of accepting comment data for a child, associating the comment data with the child name and the comment writer's name related to the comment data, and storing the comment data in the storage unit.
When the viewer of the comment data is in charge of a child related to the comment data, a step of displaying the comment data so that the comment data can be classified and input when the comment data is displayed.
When the classification input of the comment data is accepted, the step of registering the classification given to the comment data in the storage unit in association with the comment data.
When displaying the comment data in a list, the step of narrowing down the display by classification and displaying the comment data and the editable child evaluation data together, and
The step of writing the edited child evaluation data to the storage unit,
A child evaluation management program having a step of integrating the child evaluation data to generate a report card for a child.