Class Settings

Class Settings

Admins and teachers will be able to change various class settings from their admin interface.

1. You can head over to the class, and go to the Settings tab. Here, you'll have access to different categories and options that you can toggle ON (blue) or OFF (gray) and change according to your preference.



2.  You can hover your mouse over the (?) icon to get a short description about the option



3. If you ever want to put the settings back to its original state, you can click on Restore Defaults:

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