Watch this Assign work video

Assign courses tool

1. From the profile page, click on the TEACHERS tab.
2. Click the ASSIGN COURSES button. Here you will see two buttons:
3. The CREATE ASSIGNMENTS button
4. The EDIT ASSIGNMENTS button
5. Below the buttons are your list of classes.
6. From the drop down, a teacher can assign courses to that class.
7. This toggle switch controls if a class can see non-assigned courses.

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Create assignments

First we will look at creating assignments which is essentially assigning a selection of course content rather than assignments in the traditional sense. As an example, a teacher has a group of 7 year olds and having access to the whole suite of courses is confusing and beyond the reach of the students. The teacher can create a syllabus of courses and assign it to the class. For seven year olds, all the level 1 JR courses would be appropriate.

1. Select the Create Assignment button.
2. Ensure the toggle is set to the JR library.
3. Select the topic Data Representation.
4. Select the level 1 course in that topic
   • Select the next topic, Computational Thinking
   • Select the level 1 course in that topic
   • Select the next topic, Programming
   • Select the level 1 course in that topic
5. Impacts of computing does not have a level 1 course so we will only select those 3 courses.
6. Give this syllabus of assigned courses a name.
7. Select Save.

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Assign courses to class

With a syllabus of assigned courses created we can now assign it to a class.

1. Choose the class from your list of classes.
2. Select an assignment from the drop down menu.
3. The open menu shows all the assignments that have been created in your school.
4. Toggle the HIDE ASSIGNMENTS button to control the courses students can view.

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Hide Toogle Off

1. If the HIDE ASSIGNMENTS toggle is grey and to the left.
2. Students can access the COURSE LIBRARY.
3. Students can find the assignments in MY COURSES.
4. The assigned courses are added along with any other work the student has begun.

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Hide Toogle On

1. If the HIDE ASSIGNMENTS toggle is green and to the right.
2. Students cannot access the COURSE LIBRARY.
3. Students can find the assignments in MY COURSES.
4. Students can only see assigned courses, they cannot see the other courses that the student has already begun work on.

Watch this Class report video

1. On the left hand side, navigate to STUDENT REPORT
2. In the search bar you can find a specific student
3. You can choose to view some or all of the classes you manage
4. You select the course that you wish to view the progress of
5. HTML/CSS Intro does not have any projects to complete
6. HTML/CSS Intro has some quizzes that you can view the progress of

Here are the 12 columns that are displayed.

The default view is 10 students, you can increase the number of table rows displayed by changing the number in the dropdown. You can also view more rows by clicking next to view the next batch of students.
The DOWNLOAD REPORT button will open an new tab of paste-able data and automatically download a spreadsheet so you can capture and save student data locally.

Watch this Course progress video

In the TEACHER DASHBOARD you can view STUDENT PROGRESS.

1. Navigate to STUDENT PROGRESS.
2. Search for a specific student in the search bar.
3. Class: View some or all of the classes you manage.
4. Course: View the progress of a specific course.
5. Project: Can drill down into projects.
   • HTML/CSS Intro does not have any projects to complete.
6. Quizzes: HTML/CSS Intro has some quizzes that you can view the progress of.
7. Leaderboard: This will order the class by the progress leaders in a course. This feature is useful if you have a competitive class. See second screen shot in this section.

Here are the columns that are displayed.

The color tells you how well a student is doing. If a student has a lot of reds or oranges, they might need some extra support in their learning.
Note that in the JR courses we only track if a task is complete or not, we do not track how well they did. You can click on a lesson to view the 5 tasks and the time taken to complete the lesson. The default view is 10 students, you can increase the number of table rows displayed here.
You can also view more rows by clicking next to view the next batch of students.

From the teacher tab, go into the Teacher Dashboard.

1. Find the student in any class list found in MY CLASSES, STUDENT PROGRESS, STUDENT REPORT.
   • Note: If the student is not in a class of yours go to MY CLASSES and search for them in ALL STUDENTS.
2. Hover by a student name and select the arrow out icon.
3. This will take you to the student's individual information page. Here you can see all the information of an individual's account, including their total time and which class they belong to.
4. If you click the icon, , again it will take you into the student's account
5. If you select yes, You will login as the student, logging out of your account. You will need to log out and log back in as yourself when you are finished.

Student progress is tracked through points. Students score points for every completed task in a lesson. Each Code Avengers Pro lesson has 5 tasks. A perfect task score is 10 points. A completed task will score at least 5 point.

Up to 5 points can be deducted in the following situations:

1. 1-2 points are lost per hint used.
2. 1 point is lost for every 2 incorrect attempts at completing a task. Tasks are checked when both the CHECK and NEXT buttons are clicked.
3. Clicking the solution code button deducts 5 points, giving a task score of 5/10.

In the teacher dashboard, student progress is color-coded. You can see when students are using a lot of hints or solutions to get through the tasks. These students may need extra support.