@brigfreechurch: "Dear All
We are looking to use some "Behaviour tracking" software. Currently we run
SIMS (doesn't everyone?) but are not using Midas in this way... don't know
why, only just joined the school. I have experience of Midas from a previous
job.
Do any of you have experience of a different piece of software  - I would
value any comments. I have heard of one called "Sleuth" but no more...
Many thanks"
    @chris: "On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 22:13:31 +0100, "Fredie"
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Sleuth is used in our school. I don't know too much about it as a) I'm
not a head of year and b) I'm leaving so nobody tells me anything any
more ;-)
I do know that it's required changed to our incident reporting slips and
detention slips to make it compatible. It seems to do its job. If you
want more info email me and I'll find the software details.
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    @marknorwood: "Forget Sleuth, its way way overpriced and inflexible.
Best thing to do is write your own.
The one I wrote uses excel but is primarily aimed at ease of input for
students. A school where I do Outreach has also written its own using
Access. This is a much better route than excel especially if you have admin
staff doing the input.
Mail me at work for a copy of our excel one if you like. Contact the
webmaster at:
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mvn"
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