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Regardless of the Section of PhysAssist™ in which you’re working, the functionality is, by and large, the same. This means that once you’ve learned how to perform various procedures in one Section of PhysAssist™, you’ve really learned the entire program.

This demonstration of the PhysAssist™ Software Program has been very brief in its communication of the variety of ways in which data can be entered, stored, organized, retrieved, sorted, compiled, displayed, and printed.

Each Section offers virtually unlimited possibilities in the grouping of data. Most Sections provide the flexibility to allow teachers to customize and optimize the data related features to their specific use.

Finally, all of the features and functions contained in PhysAssist™ can be accessed by the users of the program on either a locally installed version or a system-wide, network-installed version. The network version can store and organize the data of all users in an entire school system, and will be the version most likely to be used by student users of PhysAssist™ who will working in libraries or computer laboratories. 

The locally installed versions will only store and organize the data maintained by one individual user, that of one teacher. That individual teacher may also run the PhysAssist™ program on his or her hand-held computer. Data may then be synchronized with the user’s locally installed program. Periodically then, data stored locally on the individual teachers’ computers may be exported to a file that will then be imported by the network-installed version of PhysAssist™. Once imported, that data will be available to anyone authorized to access the network.