Yes. Admins can choose which roles can mark attendance, so the right people can manage check-ins without giving everyone access. This keeps your LearnDash course attendance system structured as your team grows.

Yes. You can send email attendance reports to students on a weekly or monthly schedule. It’s a simple way to keep learners informed while keeping LearnDash attendance management organized.

Yes. It supports LearnDash student attendance tracking by logging time spent across courses, lessons, topics, and quizzes. That gives you more context than a basic “present/absent” check.

Yes. The plugin includes shortcodes so you can show attendance statistics for students and courses on the front end. This helps learners see their own progress and reduces back-and-forth around attendance.

Yes. Admins can download student attendance reports as CSV files. This makes it easy to share data with your team or keep external records without copying anything manually.

You get complete LearnDash attendance reporting with filters so you can narrow results based on what you need. Reports can be downloaded in CSV format for recordkeeping, audits, or admin review.

Yes. If students are marking their own attendance, you can require them to do it from a single device. It’s a simple safeguard when you’re trying to track attendance in LearnDash more reliably.

Yes. You can set the rules so attendance can only be marked by administrators and group leaders. This is useful when you want instructor-led check-ins and stricter control in your LearnDash course attendance system.

Yes. The LearnDash attendance plugin supports student self-marking on lessons and topics. If you don’t want self-check-ins, you can disable them and let only admins and group leaders handle attendance.

The add-on adds attendance tools inside LearnDash so you can record participation on lessons and topics. Depending on your settings, students can mark their own attendance, or you can keep it staff-only for tighter LearnDash attendance management.