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Managing Classes
Managing Classes
Learn how to customize your classes and the students in the classes.
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Schedule Classes
Schedule a session before a class to automatically start and stop on the same day and time until you change the sche...
Add a teacher to a Local class
You can add teaching assistants or trainees, substitute teachers, or other teaching staff members to your Local clas...
Add students to a class
Note If you can't access this feature, contact your school's IT Support for permission. You can add st...
Check a student's tabs during class
Important If you see the message “Screenshots and Live view disabled for this site”, the website is res...
Check a student’s screen during class
Important If you see the message “Screenshots and Live view disabled for this site”, the website is restricted from...
Close a tab for a Student
This article is for Teachers Close Tab is a Classwize feature that lets you immediately close any active or backgro...
Combine Classes
This guide is for Teachers. Classwize lets you personalise your My Classes dashboard by combining multiple synced c...
Create a Student Journey Report
The Student Journey Report shows a student’s online activity during school hours and helps you identify behaviour t...
Create a Teaching Mode class in Classwize
Note If you can't access this feature, contact your school's IT Support for permission. You can create...
Create Monitor Only Mode Class
Note If you can't access this feature, contact your school's IT Support for permission. You can use Mo...
Creating Screenshot History Reports
This article is for Teachers. About the Screenshot History Report Important Screenshot History Report ...
Customise your My Classes dashboard
Classwize lets you customise your My Classes dashboard by pinning, hiding and unhiding class tiles. You can also ren...
Delete a Local class
You can delete your local classes from your My Classes Dashboard, which will remove the class for all associated tea...
Identify which type of Connect is on a student's device
Your school will deploy Connect to your student’s devices for filtering and for Classwize features to work. If your ...
Invite students to your class with a code
Warning You can have a maximum of 100 students per class. Invitation Codes are an optional feature tha...
Monitor students with Classwize
Note If you can't access this feature, contact your school's IT Support for permission. You can create a Monitor O...
Open a webpage for students during class
The Open Site tool in Classwize lets you quickly direct the entire class or individual students to a specific webpag...
Pin a Student’s Tile
You customise your class dashboard by pinning and unpinning student tiles, making it easier to monitor selected stud...
Remove students from a class
Note If you can't access this feature, contact your school's IT Support for permission. You can remove...
Send announcements to your students during class
The Announcement tool lets you send one-way messages to all students or specific students in your class to share upd...
Start and End Unscheduled Classes
Warning You can have a maximum of 100 students per class or 50 students in a Monitoring class. Unsched...
Student Journey Report Overview
You can create a Student Journey Report for each student to see their online activity during school hours. The infor...
Sync Google Classrooms with Classwize
You can sync Classwize to update or revert manual changes to your classes to match your school’s Google Classroom se...
Take a screenshot of a student's screen
Important If you see the message “Screenshots and Live view disabled for this site”, the website is restricted from...
Use the Classwize List View
Important List View may not be available for students using unmanaged BYOD Windows or macOS devices. If...
Using Class Ready YouTube (Full-Screen Mode)
You can use the Class-Ready YouTube feature to minimise distractions by opening YouTube videos in full screen. When ...