The teacher guide
Prepare an activity, lead your class and use the results to plan ahead.
Create assessments with bilingual templates, control when the class starts and follow student participation. Review answers and reports to identify the support each student needs.
Phase 1: Authoring & Activity Preparation (Steps 1–4)
Open your activities
See your own drafts and activities, along with assessments assigned by school administration.
Create, copy or use a template
Start a quiz, exam or competition. Use a ready question template, save a draft or copy one of your activities to edit.
Choose your classes
Assign the activity to one or more of your classes. Their activity codes, participants and results stay separate.
Set the assessment rules
Choose Junior or Standard mode, the question language, timing and navigation rules. Set results to be released manually or after the activity, subject to required marking.
Activity Authoring & Settings Interface
Write questions, select classes and choose the language, presentation and timing settings.
Example school records
15 Ready Question Type Templates
Start from a bilingual example for each question type, then edit it for your class.
Example school records
Phase 2: Classroom Delivery & Supervision (Steps 5–7)
Share the activity code
Open the waiting room and share the activity code. Each student enters their own private 8-digit code.
Check readiness and start
See who has joined and who is ready, then start the assessment for the class.
Monitor participation and connection
Follow progress and saving status. Approve late entry or a recovery request when appropriate; the activity’s deadlines and any approved time grants still apply.
Phase 3: Grading, Reports & PDF Export (Steps 8–9)
Mark work and release results
Review writing, drawings, uploaded work and audio responses. Confirm the marks before releasing final results.
Review and share reports
Review class scores, open individual answers and follow progress across assessments. Export student reports as school-branded PDFs.
Class Students Roster & Individual Marks
Compare each student’s marks, score and completion time, then open their report.
Example school records
Individual Student Performance Summary
The example separates the current 70% result from 57.8% across nine recorded assessments, including the current one.
Example school records