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VnEdu is an education management system, connecting families, schools and society to improve the quality of teaching in each school. And all student information is updated by teachers in VnEdu so that parents can easily look up scores on VnEdu . Below are instructions for changing student information on VnEdu.
How to change student information on VnEdu
Step 1:
First, teachers log in to their VnEdu account as usual.

Next in the interface, the user clicks on the Teacher item in the list on the left of the interface.
Step 2:
On the computer screen interface, users will click on Class Management to access.
Step 3:
Here, teachers will see a list of grades and classes they are managing. Teachers can only change information about the classes they are managing. Click on the Students section to adjust.
A list of students appears, click on the student whose information you want to change and then click the Edit button to do so.
Step 4:
The information table of the student that needs to be edited appears. If you see any item that you want to edit, just delete the old information and enter the new information . Finally, click Update to save the new information.
Admin guide to grant permission to edit information on VnEdu
The school admin will be granted the right to allow the homeroom teacher to enter, edit and delete information of students in the class they are in charge of.
Step 1:
Admin will access the VnEdu website and log in with Admin information .
Step 2:
Click Start , then select School Management and then select Student Management . Click on Student Profile to grant permissions.
We click on the blue box in the Student column.
Step 3:
Continue to click on the Configuration section and select the rights you want GVCN to perform .
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