1. Erstellen Sie ein Backup Ihrer alten Datenbank mit Jumpian 1.7.3.0.
2. Klicken Sie in Jumpian Neo im Reiter „Extras“ auf „Alte Datenbank importieren“.
   
3. Es öffnet sich ein neues Fenster.
   
   3.1. Wählen Sie in diesem Fenster unter 1) das Backup Ihrer alten Datenbank aus.
   3.2. Falls die alte Datenbank mit einem Passwort geschützt war, geben Sie unter 2) dieses Passwort ein.
   3.3. Wählen Sie unter 3) aus, in welchem Monat das Schuljahr beginnt.
4. Klicken Sie zum Schluss auf „Importieren“.

Yes. You can use Jumpian with a Windows Tablet, if the Windows Pro Version (Surface Pro) is installed. There are no plans so far to make it available for iPad or Androids. Subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on facebook to not miss out on enhancements and innovations.

With the help of our new synchronisation function, you can switch simply between multiple devices.

Due to sensitive data and their protection, it does not exist an app-version of Jumpian so far.

No. You only need to deactivate Jumpian on your old computer (in the menu "Help - Activation") and activate Jumpian on your new one. By the way: Create a backup and use your data on your new computer. In our related video tutorial you are going to find a precise instruction.

Jumpian has been further developed. There is now the option to archive students and classes. The big advantage of this function is that archived students are hidden for the everday work. Never the less you have the option to access your data, e.g. print out a report to archived student.

Based on security, Jumpian allows to delete only archived students or classes. (To avoid deleting all data by mistake)

Short form

1. Firstly, Class and students has to be archived
2. After that classes or students can be deleted finally.

Detailed example for deleting a student

Select a student as desired and click with the right mouse key on "Archive student" => the student is going to be archived and not shown in the class view:

In order to display archived students, a small symbol appears next to the student list, if archived students exist. If you click on it, all archived students are displayed (grey background)
[If you click on that small symbol again, the shown students disappear]

Delete or restore students: Click with the right mouse key on the archived student. You can finally delete or restore the data. (Tip: If you like to archive, delete or restore multiple students simultaneously, you need to click on the relevant students.)

Detailed example for deleting a class

Under menu item "Class" click on the archived class => the class is going to be archived

You can find the archived class under "Class - Archive - 8a Demo"

(You can recognize an archived class by the symbol next to class name)

If you like to restore or delete a class, you only need to click on the menu " Class - restore class/ delete class finally". (Tip: If you delete a class, its students are also going to be deleted)

Jumpian supports you by maintaining an overview of forgotten homework: Therefore you can use the note function.

Short form

1. Enter forgotten homework with category "Forgotten homework"
2. Filtering by category "Forgotten homework" for an clear presentation
3. Delete the filter to see the default view

Detailed example for displaying forgotten homework

In the example shown here, the selected student has already forgotten his homework twice. This information is fast and easy accessible due to limited number of entries.

Assuming multiple entries were made by this student, the overview would be easily lost. The filter functions provides relief: Move the cursor over the field "Category" (1). Click on the list to select one or more filters. Here it is "Homework forgotten" (2+3)

After you adopted the changes, only notes with the corresponding categories are shown in the note tab. Here: All notes in category "Forgotten homework" (1). You have now all forgotten homework at a glance. The bottom sections show the current filter (2). Please do not forget to delete the filter, if you like to see all notes. The buttom next to the filtered category deletes it.

Jumpian offers moreover the option to create own categories, whereby you can refine the filter results. This is useful e.g. if you like to filter by forgotten homework in a specific subject (e.g. "Forgotten Homework - German"). In order to create new categories, open settings for notes under extras->settings->notes and add here an user-specific category. You can filter by this category or use it for "Jump"

In order to save annoying typing work, Jumpian provides to copy your already existing weekly plan to another week.

Short form

1. Copy current week
2. Select desired week
3. Insert in selected week

Detailed example for copying a weekly plan into another week

In order to copy the weekly plan to a specifiv week, go to in Jumpian to that week, you like to copy. Click on "Copy week" (1). Afterwards switch to that week (2), where you like to insert the data.

Now you can insert your copied data into the desired week. Please note that the week you like to insert data has to be empty. If the week has entries, delete them to insert data from another week.

There are two options for inserting a week: "Insert week" and "Insert week(just title)". If you selected "Insert week(jus title)", notes are not copied, only titles. In case both options are greyed out, you either have not copied data from another week or the current selected week has entries. Please delete them. If no entries are visible, but both options are still greyed out, try to expand the timetable or switch from work week to complete week. Maybe a entry is hidden.

In order to move a student from one class into another class, open the class in which a student should be moved and select in the top section "Insert student". Afterwards click on "... from another class". You can now see a list of all students from the other classes. From that list you can select, which students you like to add. In addition, you can filter the list by classes. This simplifies the search for specific students.

Please note that notes and abscenses are not adopted, if you move a student into another class.

Sometimes not all notes, tasks or weekly planner entries are displayed. This can be due that some entries are not within your filter area. This can also be the case if you added a note or task and it seems like it did not saved the entry.

Displaying all notes or tasks

Your notes and tasks (globally, but also by specific students) can be filtered by specific criterias, in order to get a better overview. Have you setted one or more filters, you can only the see the entries, which match the filter. Active filters are shown on the bottom (1). You can also delete the filter there, so that you can see all entries.

Displaying all weekly planner entries

In case not all weekly planner entries are displayed, check if you have selected the correct week. You can do this by taking a look at the data below weekdays. If it is not the right week, switch easily to the desired week by using the arrows.

If you still not able to see all entries, it may be that only the work week is shown or the number of visible hours are too limited.

Click at first on "Week" to make sure that the entire week is visible, not only the work week. Afterwards select "12" for hours. All entries must be shown.

In order to get a better overview of your tasks and notes, Jumpian offers filter for displaying desired tasks and notes.

Where can I adjust my desired filters?

To select the wished filter, just move the cursor over the criteria, you like to filter by, in column title of the notes or in task table. The filter symbol is now visible.

Click on the filter symbol. A criteria specific selection window appears. Choose your desired filter and click afterwards on "Adopt". You can choose multiple filter per criteria or multiple criteria for a filter.

Please do not forget to delete you filters at the end. Otherwise not all entries are visible. A detailed instructions can be found here.

What filters are available for tasks and notes?

The criterias you can filter your tasks by are status, due date, class and student.

Considering notes, you can filter by date, category, evaluation, class and student. How to use the filter function with notes for example to show forgotten homework of a student, can you read here .

Jumpian offers the option to adjust weighing and grouping to match the mark management your personal requirements perfectly. This allows you to create groups and within groups areas, which are assigned to a specific work. Afterwards the median of the areas and groups are created. From this marks is the total mark calculated. However, you can work completely without groups and areas. Calculate every single test or work with division in areas. Just as you wish. Of course it is possible to weigh the single tests, areas and group differently.

A detailed instruction with calculation example (division of your subject in groups and areas, as well as median calculation of the total mark) are provided
here.