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Teacher first steps

Your organization creates your teacher account and assigns your sections and subjects. After sign-in, confirm those assignments before creating student work. Teacher assessment lifecycle from creation and validation through assignment, review, publication, and instructional follow-up.

1. Choose your class and subject

On Dashboard, check the class and subject selectors. The cards, upcoming work, and class information use your selection. Teacher dashboard showing class and subject selectors, summary cards, upcoming tests, and performance insights.
Screenshots use example data. Your classes, subjects, dates, and numbers will differ.

2. Review your workspace

The primary navigation can include:
  • Dashboard for class activity and performance.
  • Tests for test creation, status, submissions, and analysis.
  • Homework for assignment workflows.
  • Sections for assigned class groups and rosters.
  • Help for assistance.
Your school decides which features appear in your account.

3. Prepare your first test

Open Tests and select New Test. Choose between creating a test from curriculum selections and uploading an existing paper. Create Test form with Create Test and Upload Paper modes, class, section, subject, question count, date, and chapter fields. Before submitting the form:
  • Select the intended class and section.
  • Choose the subject and curriculum scope.
  • Confirm the question count and date.
  • Use a recognizable test name.
  • Review any advanced options.

4. Preview before students receive it

Check every question, option, answer, mark, diagram, and instruction. For an uploaded paper, check the questions after the app reads the file.
Do not assign an uploaded paper while it is still being read or if the app could not read it correctly.

5. Monitor and publish

Use View students to see who has submitted. Check marking and any re-checks before sharing results. Students see results only after you publish them.

Create tests

Follow the complete create or upload workflow.

Manage statuses

Understand what each status means and what to do next.

Review submissions

Track completion and inspect learner work.

Use analytics

Turn results into instructional next steps.
Last modified on July 29, 2026