Allow teachers to select classes to go in grade book. Allow report card to be generated and printed. Allow report call to show attendance and behavior, teacher and grade student in.

Please make a gradebook function where I can take paragraph long notes on a child's progress.

It'd be nice to create an Absent Plan just like you would create for a Substitute. Yes, the students have access to their assignments online, but the plan could give the option to include more detailed information/instructions for the student to follow when working on their work at home or outside of school.

I was thinking that an option under the student view to include a "done/finished" option for assignments.
So at a quick glace you can see which students still have outstanding work.
Thanks.
Jennifer Brown

Most of my attachments are tests that I don't want students to see! I'd rather have it set for "checked for Private" in case I forget.

Make it easier to attach a doc from google classroom. They are very hard to find and attach with the current format.

Allow us to put pacing guides into the planbook so we know if we are on schedule.

When I copy and paste text from a Google Doc into my lesson plan that contains bullets, my text does not wrap. Therefore, when I go to print the lesson the text runs off of the page. If I clear the formatting it will work, but I lose anything that was bold text, underlined, etc.

I would like to have my planbook events show in my google calendar. My personal google calendar will show in planbook but i would like it to go the other way also. These are things like staff meetings, no school days, school events, etc.

I will often create one lesson and assign it the status New and reuse it for multiple days. I would like to be able to pull up only the lessons marked with the status New and print those by class at the end of each quarter or semester.

Consider adding a list of months in the form of a drop down menu when using the "Add Event" feature. This would save having to click through each month to get to the one you want.

I wanted to let you know that my first impression of the product are very, very good. This is my first time using it and after reading the overview pages I had enough information to plan out the whole year with lessons, holidays, and other events. I found it quite easy to work everything out.

When creating or editing numerous lesson plans in the desktop or laptop web browser, constantly switching from the keyboard to the mouse is inefficient and frustrating. The more that can be done directly from the keyboard, the better. At a minimum, it would be helpful to be able to save/close the lesson edit dialog without the mouse. A full set of keyboard hotkeys or shortcuts for lesson manipulation would be best.

Google Calendar items that are incorporated into our plans would be good to have viewable when the students are viewing plans on their devices. Example, a Memory calendar that is updated in iCal, automatically updates a Google Calendar, of which the students will see what their Memory assignment would be when checking Planbook.

Since the list of attachments gets so long, we should have a button to clear or empty the list of attachments.

When I go to my classes It doesnt have an option to add and see visually a list of all of my students for that individual class.

Please add a printing feature so that we can print out grades with the dates and notes on each selected student. This would be great for administration, intervention and parent meetings.

Show All Day events as a banner, that can be placed before or after plans. This will keep classes lined up even if not every day has an event

Have a bank button in the lesson box. That way if I do not want to do the lesson that week, I can quickly bank it instead of having copy.

It would be nice to have lessons from previous years be a different color than the lessons you update so you can quickly identify which lessons you updated.

Similar to the teacher view where you can select or de-select items such as events or certain boxes, it would be great for students to be able to choose what they want to see - homework only, instructional activities, assessments, etc.