| Feature Area | Kindergarten v1.3 | Kindergarten v1.4 | | --- | --- | --- | | Student Check-in | Manual PIN entry or barcode scan | Facial recognition (opt-in) + RFID + PIN | | Incident Reporting | Text description only | Voice-to-text + incident diagram tool | | Curriculum Planning | Static weekly templates | Dynamic AI-assisted activity suggestions based on student engagement data | | Backup & Sync | Manual nightly backup | Real-time delta sync with offline mode | | User Roles | Admin, Teacher, Aide | Added: Specialist (art/music), Floating Staff, Substitute (temp access) |
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