The Students tab is where you see everyone in a class at once and find who needs you. It opens on a sortable table with each student's status, progress, quiz score, recent activity and assignments. Click a student to open their own page, or click Manage roster to add and remove students.
Available on: every plan. On the Free plan, the table and student pages always show completion and assignments, but activity figures such as Last active are blurred, and quiz scores are blurred once the class has some work behind it. Intertwined Solo and school plans show everything. See Why is a feature locked or blurred?
Open the Students tab
Click Classrooms in the sidebar and open the class.
Click the Students tab.
If the class has more than one course, choose one from the Course menu at the top left. Completion, scores and statuses follow the course you pick.
The students table
Students are listed by last name, so you'll see "Rivera, Maya". Each column tells you something different:
Student: the student's name, with their team underneath if you've set up teams in the Investing Simulator.
Status: either the reasons this student needs attention (described below) or, if nothing's wrong, their score band: Mastery (80% and up), Developing (55 to 79%), Needs support (under 55%) or No quiz yet. When scores are blurred on the Free plan, students with nothing flagged show On track instead.
Completion: how much of the course they've finished.
Quiz score: their average across the quizzes they've finished in this course.
Last active: Today, Yesterday, a number of days ago, or Never.
Assignments: how many assignments they've missed or turned in late, All on time, or a dash if nothing has been due yet.
Flags: the number of academic integrity signals for this student, if any. See Academic integrity: quiz protections and the Integrity page.
Click any column heading to sort by it, and click again to flip the order. Sorting by Quiz score ranks the class; sorting by Completion or Last active shows who's behind.
Search and filters
Type in Search by name to find a student by first name, last name or both. Next to the search box, a row of filters narrows the table:
Attention: Needs attention, Not started, Missed an assignment, Score under 55%, or Quiet 10+ days.
Score: one score band, such as Needs support or No quiz yet.
Assignments: Missed work, Late work, or All on time.
Last active: In the last 7 days, Quiet 7+ days, or Never.
Completion: not started, under 50%, partway, or finished.
Team: appears when the class has more than one Investing Simulator team.
Integrity: students with integrity flags.
Each option shows how many students it matches before you pick it. When a filter is on, you'll see "Showing 5 of 28 students" and a Clear filters link to go back to everyone.
What "needs attention" means
A student is flagged for one or more of these reasons, shown as small labels in the Status column:
Not started: no progress in the course yet. This only appears once at least two classmates have started, so a brand new class isn't flagged from top to bottom.
Missed assignments, for example "2 missed assignments": work past its due date that they haven't finished.
Score, for example "Score 48%": a quiz average under 55%.
Quiet, for example "Quiet 12 days": no lessons opened or quizzes finished in 10 days or more. Students who have finished the course aren't flagged for this.
A student's page
Click any row to open that student's page. The page address includes the student, so you can bookmark it, open it in a new tab, or send it to a co-teacher.
The top of the page shows the student's name and score band, followed by tiles for Course completion, Quiz score, Last active and Assignments on time, any attention reasons, and smaller figures such as Time in course, Sections finished, Quiz retries and Most-missed section. Further down you'll find charts of their scores and time, a section-by-section Course progress table, Activity by week, their Assignments, a Simulators summary with an Open in simulator link for each one on your plan, and their Academic integrity signals. Looking at one student's progress in depth explains each part.
To move between students:
On a wide screen, the class list sits on the left. Use its Sort by menu (Name, Attention or Score) and search box, and click a name to switch.
On a narrower screen, use Previous and Next above the student's name.
Click All students to go back to the table.
If you filtered the table before opening a student, the list beside their page keeps that filter, with a note such as "Filtered from the table, 6 of 28." That lets you work through, say, every student who needs attention, one at a time. Click Show all to see the whole class again.
The roster: adding and removing students
Click Manage roster (top right of the table) to open the Roster page. It lists every student by First Name and Last Name, with a count such as "28 students in this classroom" and a Search students by name box.
To add students without email, click Create Credentials. See Creating student accounts for your class.
To remove a student, point at their row and click the trash can icon at the right end. See Removing students and students in more than one class before you do; removing deletes their work in this class.
Click Back to students to return to the table.
Tips
Start each week with the Attention filter set to Needs attention, then open the first student and work down the list beside their page.
To jump to a student without opening their class first, press Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac). See Finding any student quickly.
The Students table lists names, not usernames. If two students share a name, or students with teacher-created accounts still show names like "Student, Apple01", ask them to put their real names in their profile.
Common questions
Why are quiz scores and last active blurred?
Your plan doesn't include student performance figures. Completion and assignments still show on every plan. See Why is a feature locked or blurred?
A student says they joined, but they're not in my table. Where are they?
Refresh the page first. If they're still missing, they may have used another class's code. A class code or join link isn't working walks through the checks.
Why does the table say "No students yet"?
Nobody has joined this class. Share the class code (see Inviting students with your class code or join link) or create accounts.
Where do I see simulator results for a student?
On the student's page, in the Simulators section, or in the class's Simulators tab. See The Simulators tab in your classroom.