How do I set goals for my students?
Option 1: Class wide goals
1. Head over to the class > Settings > Toggle the Class wide goals option to ON (blue):
2. Click on the Set Goals button, and set the goal parameters for your class, then click on Set to save:
Option 2: Individual Student Goals
1. You can set the goal for a specific student by going to their
User Dashboard >
Individual Settings > toggle the
Enable Individual Settings for this student to ON (blue):
2. After enabling the Individual Settings, you can choose to copy all the settings from your class or you can also manually set it up, and all the changes will only be applied to their account.
3. Lastly, just like in the Class settings, you can also click on
Set Goals to set the goal parameters for your student:
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