Click each heading below for more information on Classkick's Pro features.
If you are interested in a Pro teacher subscription, click here to upgrade to Pro Teacher.
If you are interested in a district or school subscription, click here to find out how.
1) Unlimited Assignments
On the Basic version, you are limited to 20 assignments. With Pro, you can create as many as you'd like!
2) Assignment folders
These videos provide visual instructions on how to create assignment folders in your dashbaord.
You can even create sub-folders! Get organized with your unlimited assignments.
3) Student Portfolio Accounts
With portfolio accounts, students have password protected access to their assignment dashboards and do not have to use class codes to log into Classkick. Students can log in with Google, Clever, or a username/password combination! See this article for information on how to create a roster of Portfolio students!
Below is an image of the student dashboard:
Please watch the video below on how to create portfolio student accounts.
4) Google Classroom and Clever Integration
Import your rosters directly from your Google Classroom, or easily have students use their Clever IDs to log in to Classkick! Check out this article for more information on integrations in Classkick!
Click here for a printable PDF on how Clever integrates with Classkick!
5) Export Grades
Export grades for your students into an XSL file to easily draw trends or upload into your current grade book.
Please watch this video for visual instruction on how to export grades, answers, and student work to PDF.
6) Export Answers
To export student answers, or the responses that they write in the fill-in-the-blank boxes,
1. Click View Work in the assignment in question.
2. Click the three vertical dot icon.
3. Click Export Answers.
7) Export Student work to PDF
Teachers can use this tool to always have students' work on hand to reference. Parents also love seeing students' progress and work! To export student work,
1. Click View Work in the assignment in question.
2. Click the three vertical dot icon.
3. Click Export Student Work to PDF.
Check out this video to see how to export student work without metadetails to make it full-page!
Tips to Export Student Work:
- Click Export all to export your entire roster's work into a ZIP file.
- To export or print one student's work at a time, click on the student's name.
- Please see this article if you are looking to export/print the Classkick assignment itself WITHOUT student work.
8) Students Export Their Own Work to PDF
On Classkick Web:
1. Student clicks on the assignment in question.
2. Student clicks the person icon.
3. Student clicks Export to PDF.
On iOS - Classkick app on iPad:
1. Student taps the assignment in question.
2. Student taps the arrow icon.
3. Student taps Export as PDF.
9) Students Overview
Teachers now have a way to view an individual student’s entire body of work on Classkick for a smoother grading and assessment experience.
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.
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