Student settings

Student settings

While admins have full control over which settings students can change, any options you've allowed will be accessible to your students.

Here's how students can update their settings:

1. During a typing lesson, they can click the Gear icon at the top-center of the screen. This opens toggle options that can be turned ON (blue) or OFF (gray).



2. They can then click the second Gear icon in this menu to open the Preferences menu.



3.  The Preferences menu offers additional customization, such as font size, font style, keyboard layout, and more.



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