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Getting Started for Schools
- Getting Started With Skodel
- Uploading Students
- Uploading Teachers
- Informing My School Community About Skodel
- Sending My First Check-In
- How Often Should I Check-In
- How do Students Login
- Errors & Troubleshooting
- Wellbeing Plans
- Using Groups in Schools
- Staff Check-Ins in Schools
- Wellbeing Coaching & Resources for Schools
- Analysing Skodel Data in Schools
- Customising a check-in
- Self check-ins
- Integrations for Schools
- Troubleshooting in Schools
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Getting Started for Workplaces
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Wellbeing Planner
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Groups on Skodel
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Customising Check-Ins
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Sending and Scheduling Check-Ins
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Self Check-Ins
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Closing a Check-In
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Organisation Management
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Mobile App
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Skodel Reactions
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Organisation Settings
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Anonymity and privacy
Skodel wellbeing feed for real-time data for Schools
This article outlines how Skodel's wellbeing feed provides real time insight into wellbeing
Real-time data with Skodel
When you login to Skodel as a teacher, the first thing you will see is the wellbeing feed. The wellbeing feed presents the most recent information relating to your students. For example, if your student completes a check-in, this would be shown in real-time like you see in the example below where 'Skodel Student' expresses worry about the upcoming exams.
How is data ordered
Data is ordered chronologically.
Filtering your data
On the left hand side of your wellbeing feed, you will see a range of different filters to help you sort through your data. The most common filters include:
- Mood - which allows you to filter by mood selected, i.e. those that have stated they are feeling worried in question 1
- Tags - which allows you to filter by drivers selected, i.e. those that have stated bullying in question 2
- Time - you can filter based on specific time periods, e.g. last 3 days
Analysing your wellbeing feed
The below video walks you through your wellbeing feed.