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Acadly at the University of Illinois Chicago

Automate attendance and deliver engaging lectures

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In-person, online, or hybrid, Acadly powers all classes with tight integration with your teaching tools

Automatic, Fraud-Resistant Attendance Tracking

Secure by design

Acadly's mesh-network technology is significantly superior to alternatives like GPS attendance

Highly Automatic

Does not impose a "time tax" on your class. Attendance tracked quickly, efficiently, and reliably

PowerPoint Add-In

Embed attendance tracking into your teaching flow with the PowerPoint Add-In

More Than Just Attendance

In-class polls and quizzes

Gather student feedback instantly and gauge their understanding with in-class polls and quizzes

Live word clouds

Gather open-ended responses and summarize conversation trends with live word clouds

Live Q&A

Invite students to post questions in a non-intimidatory and safe environment - anonymously or otherwise

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Frequently asked questions

What is unique about Acadly’s attendance-tracking technology?

Acadly uses Bluetooth based mesh-networking, whereas other tools commonly use GPS for attendance. The former is more resistant to fraud and reduces the number of actions required in-class to track attendance.

How does Acadly prevent attendance fraud?

Acadly uses a Bluetooth-based mesh-network technology to detect students inside the classroom. It isn't possible to fake or spoof presence remotely, nor is it practical to stand outside the class since the instructor can initiate the attendance process and, once started, it runs for only 2.5 minutes.

Is Acadly free for UIC faculty and students to use?

Yes. As part of Acadly's enterprise contract with UIC, Acadly is free for all professors and students.

How can I get started?

Head to the Get Started page by clicking the button on the top. All our tutorial videos are available there.

Is Acadly safe to use?

Acadly has been vetted by UIC for safety and privacy and is safe to use for professors and students.