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View Activities by Class

Get a filtered view of all formatives and practice sets you assigned to a specific class!

Written by Neta Raz Studnitski

View Activities by Class

With the new and improved Classes tab, teachers have the ability to view lists of formatives and practice sets by the class they were assigned to.

There are 2 pathways to view this class-specific formatives list:

Classes or Home Tab pathway

  1. From your main "Classes" page (or the Home page), locate the class of your choice

  2. Click on the triple-dot menu at the top right corner of the Class tile

  3. Choose "View formatives"

Student Management Page pathway

  1. From your main "Classes" page, click on the name of the class to navigate to the "Student Management" page

  2. Switch the tab from "Students" to "Activities"

Sort and Search

The default order of the formatives list is descending by most recently assigned. Use the sorting button at the right top corner to sort by alphabetical order instead.

You can also enter keywords into the search field for a quicker access to specific formatives:

Formative Data Presented

You can find quick data points about each formative from this view. Each formative tile will indicate the following:

  1. The date the formative was assigned to this class

  2. Due date / time defined for this class (if applicable)

  3. How many students in this class have submitted the formative

  4. Whether the formative is open (lightning bolt icon for open in Student-paced mode, and presentation icon for open in Teacher-paced mode)

  5. Time Limit that was defined for this class (if applicable)

  6. If students are allowed to edit after submission

  7. Current class average score

Practice Sets will display the amount of students who have taken the practice thus far.

Quick Access to Activity

Click on the formative or practice set tile to be quickly re-directed to the acivity's Edit page, from which you can edit the assignment and further navigate to view performance, responses and send feedback to your students (where applicable)!

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