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Filter Options in View Work

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Use filters in View Work to quickly understand student progress, identify who needs help, and focus your instruction in real time.

Web Menu:

Classkick View Work screen on web showing the Filters menu with options like hide offline students, hide students who haven’t started, and additional settings.

iOS Menu:

Classkick View Work screen on iOS displaying the Filters panel with toggle options such as hide offline students, hide student names, and enable peer helpers.

1) Using Filters in View Work

1. Shrink thumbnails (Web only)

  • Zoom out to see more students at once.
  • Limit the content you can see.
  • View the colors associated with grades or point values that students receive.

👉 Great for reviewing only in-progress or completed work.

View Work grid with many student thumbnails minimized to show more students at once, with color indicators for progress or scores.

 

2. Hide un-started thumbnails (Web only)

  • Gray out slides until a student begins working.

  • This filter exists exclusively on Classkick web.

  • See which slides students have accessed and where they are in the assignment.

  • The slides will remain greyed out until a student accesses them.

👉 Great for quickly seeing student progress within an assignment. 

View Work grid where some student slides appear grayed out, indicating students who have not yet started the assignment.

 

3. Hide offline students

  • Show only students who are actively working.

  • TIP: Use this to quickly identify students who may not be currently in the assignment.

👉 Great for focusing on students who are engaged in real time.

 

4. Hide students who haven't started this assignment

  • View which of your students have begun work on the assignment.
  • If a student’s name does not appear, they have not yet started the assignment.

👉 Great for reviewing only in-progress or completed work.

 

5. Hide student names

  • Anonymize your students.

👉 Great for unbiased grading or reviewing responses whole-group without showing students' names.

 

6. Single Question View

  • Focus on one slide at a time to compare responses across your entire class.

👉 Great for quickly identifying class-wide understanding on a specific question.

To use:

1. Click View All Slides.

Classkick View Work interface highlighting the “View All Slides” dropdown menu used to select a specific slide.

2. Click the Slide you wish to monitor. 

Dropdown menu listing slides in an assignment, with one slide selected to view responses across all students.

3. View responses from all students at once

View Work grid displaying all student responses for a single slide, allowing comparison across the class.

For information on the additional assignment options in the menu, please see this help center article: Assignment Options

2) View All Work for One Student

Use Student Overview to see everything a student has completed for a roster in one place.

👉 Great for tracking individual progress and identifying learning gaps.

You can view:

  • Assignments completed
  • Slides viewed progress
  • Scores and points
  • Raised hand activity

Student Overview dashboard showing a list of assignments with columns for assignment name, start date, slide progress, and points.

Learn more: Student Overview

3) Additional Resources

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