On a class's page, the Results tab shows how each student progresses across exams and who needs attention. From the class's list of students you can also print a sign-in card for each student.
Worth a look
Above the tables on the Results tab, the Worth a look box shows up when there's someone to show: students whose scores are falling next to the class, and students whose average is low (under 55%). Each name links to the student's page.
A student's page
In the By student table, each student's name opens their page. It has:
- Four numbers: Average, Class average, same exams, how many of the exams given to the class they finished, and Trend next to the class.
- Progress over the exams: a chart of their scores next to the class average, exam by exam. It shows once at least two exams have a score.
- Exams: a table with their score in each exam and the class average in it.
- Worth going over: questions most of the class got right where the student's answer was wrong, partly right or skipped. Where they shone: questions most of the class missed where the student's answer was right in full.
- Summary for a parents' meeting: click Write a summary, and the AI writes a short summary from the page's numbers. The name isn't sent to the AI. Copy it with Copy, or write it again with Write again. Read it and adjust it before the meeting.
Print prints the whole page. Homework and self-assessments carry a tag and stay out of the averages and the trend.
Printable sign-in cards
On the Students tab of the class's dialog (see Classes), next to Download the list (names and access codes), there's Sign-in cards to print. It opens in a new tab, with a card for each student: the class, their name, their personal code in large letters, a QR code to your page and its address, and two simple steps to sign in. In a colleagues' group, the card also has the teacher's code.
Click Print: only the cards are printed, two to a row, with dashed lines to cut along. While your page is off, the cards have no address or QR code, and the first step is to open the exam's link from the teacher.