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3.6 Previewing a Course from the Student's Point of View

See exactly what your students see by opening a course in student view before you assign it.

Written by Kerry Ao

Before you assign a course, it's worth seeing it the way your students will. Intertwined lets you open any available course from the student point of view, so you can preview lessons, activities, and quizzes exactly as they'll appear in the Student Portal.

How to Preview a Course as a Student

  1. Click the Courses button on the left navigation bar.

  2. Click on an available course.

  3. You'll now see that course from the student's point of view — the same lessons, content, and assessments your students experience.

Why Preview First

  • Check pacing and length before assigning, so you know how much fits in a class period.

  • Preview the quiz questions students will answer so you can prepare discussion or reteaching.

  • Spot any content you want to supplement or skip for your specific class.

Note: If you have students in more than one grade, you can manually change the grade number for an individual student later on.

Related articles:

  • 3.1 Browsing the Course Library

  • 3.2 Assigning a Course to Your Class

  • 3.4 Understanding Course Structure: Units, Modules, and Lessons

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