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# Report Cards Introduction

Help your guests stay on top of their progression

### An Introduction <a href="#goals-for-report-cards" id="goals-for-report-cards"></a>

#### **Goals for report cards** <a href="#goals-for-report-cards" id="goals-for-report-cards"></a>

1. Give digital feedback to your guests on their skills, progress, and suggest a level for their next lesson.
2. Instructors can access and fill out guest report cards via their mobile phone.
3. Eliminating the need for paper report cards.

#### You choose the the tasks <a href="#goals-for-report-cards" id="goals-for-report-cards"></a>

Report cards can be added to as many or as few tasks as you would like.

#### Guest Experience

Report cards represent a key portion of flaik's Guest Experience features.&#x20;

* Report cards in flaik can be sent directly to parents/guardians via email.&#x20;
* Report cards will be bundled with the Relive Your Lesson and the Guest Survey features when the latter are enabled - a fun little package!
* Removing the need for paper report cards is a win for the environment, but it also provides a seamless way to send your guests a personal touch about their lesson without fumbling with stacks of paper and those tiny pencils.


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