Chapel & Event Attendance

Many Nigerian universities require attendance at chapel services, orientation sessions or departmental seminars — events that don’t fit a weekly timetable but still need a reliable record.

Chapel leaders run chapel sessions, one-off or weekly, and students check in with the same GPS and face verification used for lectures. Lecturers, administrators and hostel managers can also create campus events, which go live once approved.

Included Features

Chapel sessions run by chapel leaders
One-off or weekly recurring services
Campus events with their own check-in
Same GPS and face verification as classes
Separate chapel attendance threshold
Excel and PDF downloads

The Challenge

Non-class attendance requirements — chapel, seminars, orientation — are usually tracked separately from academic attendance, if they're tracked at all, using sign-in sheets that are just as easy to fake as any other paper record.

How Attenova solves this

Each chapel service or event gets its own check-in with an access code and, where needed, a GPS radius around the venue. Chapel attendance is tracked separately from class attendance with its own threshold, and every record can be downloaded.

Common questions about this feature

No — it’s tracked separately, with its own threshold, so universities can report on it on its own.

Chapel leaders run chapel sessions. Lecturers, administrators and hostel managers can create campus events, which are reviewed and approved before students can check in.

Yes. An event doesn’t have to repeat — it can run once and close when it’s over.