View Work mode shows a whole class view of students working in real time.
A black box will appear around the slide a student is actively working on.
In order to see students working in real time, provide your students with the class code or class code link. Once students are logged in, you will see them working.
You can click View Work at anytime, whether students are working on an assignment or not.
1) On web
1. Click on an assignment.
2. Click View Work.
2) On iOS
1. Tap an assignment.
2. In the Roster drop down menu, tap the roster you wish to view.
In View Work mode, you can sort student work by:
- First name
- Last name
- Grade received (high to low, low to high).
To sort student work:
1. Click on an assignment.
2. Click View Work.
3. Click the Students A-Z drop down menu.
4. Click the sorting method you would like to use.
4) View when a student was last online
View Work mode shows when students were last online, along with additional details such as their name and what type of account they have.
1. On web, click an assignment.
2. Click View Work.
3. Click a student's name.
You can see if your student has a Basic or Portfolio account:
PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately, there is not currently a way to see when a student last edited an assignment.
5) View All Work for One Student
The Student Overview dashboard displays the student’s statistics for each assignment they’ve been assigned, including how many slides they have viewed, their grade, and any raised hand notifications. You can order the assignments by each of these categories.
To view all work for one student,
1. Click Rosters then click the roster you wish to view.
2. Click a student’s name.
3. The Student Overview dashboard opens.
4. Click the assignment name or type the name of the assignment in the Search bar to view a specific assignment.
PLEASE NOTE: This update may affect some users’ roster colors. We apologize for this inconvenience and are actively working on fixing this issue.
Please watch the video below on how to view student work and provide feedback.
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