Classroom Checkout

Classroom Checkout

by FikesFarm, LLC

84 ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 14, 2014
  • April 27, 2023
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About

Easily manage book checkouts for your classroom library. Students scan book barcodes to check books in or out, and teachers can track borrowed items and manage student accounts and the library collection.

Student barcode scanning for checkouts/check-ins
View currently checked out books
Manage student accounts with login codes
Manage classroom library collection
Numeric login codes for students and teachers
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What's New in Classroom Checkout

2.1.1

April 27, 2023

Minor fixes surrounding dark appearance.

User reviews

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Could be so much better

This app is really good when it comes to checking in and out books and keeping track of your library but it would be much nicer if I could go to my library and click on a title to see which student checked that particular title out and when. For example, I have a stack of books on my desk and now I have to go through each student to see who checked out instead of going directly to that book to see who had it. It would be even cooler if I could scan the book and see who had it checked out and I could check it back in that way.
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Password

This won’t let me log in with the password it
required. A waste of $5.99.

No updates lately

There’s hasn’t been app updates in 2 years. It’s a great app, but it needs to definitely be updated

No Customer Support

I purchased this app to organize my classroom library checkout and to inventory all of my books. I paid for the app, and I also spent $40 for their barcodes for my ton of older books that didn’t have barcodes or had shared barcodes. I used my phone to scan everything in over the summer. I tried to set everything up on my classroom iPad so that my students could use it to check out books. I can’t get my books to show up on the iPad. I have contacted the company multiple times for assistance, and they have NEVER replied. It is a waste. I can’t even use the program even after the hours I spent scanning in my library and the money that I spent. Very disappointed!
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FAQ

What does Classroom Checkout do?

Classroom Checkout is an application designed to simplify the process of managing book checkouts and returns within a classroom library. It allows students to easily scan book barcodes to check items in or out, and provides teachers with a clear overview of which books are currently borrowed.

How does a student check out a book?

Students can check out a book by simply scanning its barcode using the app. The app then records the checkout, and the teacher can view this information to see what books are currently out of the classroom library.

Is Classroom Checkout free to use?

Based on the provided information, Classroom Checkout is offered as a free application. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements, indicating it is likely a free service.

What devices is Classroom Checkout compatible with?

The application is designed to be installed on a shared iOS device. Both students and teachers access the app using unique numeric login codes assigned to them.

What are the main benefits of using Classroom Checkout?

The primary benefit is the ease of managing a classroom library. It streamlines the checkout and check-in process through barcode scanning, allows teachers to monitor borrowed books, and provides tools for managing student accounts and the overall library collection.