The dashboard is the first thing you see after signing in — a quick-glance summary of your classes, schedule, students who need attention, and AI activity, with shortcuts into everything else. Here's what each card does.
Active classes, enrolled students, papers graded this month, today's lessons, and remaining AI calls — five numbers, one glance.
6
Classes
142
Students
37
Graded
2
Today & Tomorrow
Your next lessons at a glance, with a button that jumps straight to the calendar.
09:00 — 10A Mathematics
11:00 — 8B Physics
Tomorrow — 10A Mathematics
3
Needs Attention
Students flagged automatically for low marks, repeated absences, or missing work — plus anyone you've starred to watch.
⚠️Ben O. — low average
★Chloe M. — watching
Get things done
Notes and quick access
4
To-Do & Quick Notes
A simple checklist and an auto-saving note pad, right next to your schedule — nothing to click save on. Spotted a typo in a to-do? Click its text and type the correction.
Print test 3 copies
Email parents — trip form
5
Classes Overview
A compact list of your classes and subjects — subject names link straight to their gradebooks.
10AMathematics →
8BPhysics →
AI activity
What the AI has been doing
6
Recent AI Activity
A friendly log of your latest AI work — grading runs and lesson plans alike — so you can see what finished without opening either page.
✓Graded 12 essays — 10A Mathematics
📄Built lesson plan — 8B Biology
7
AI Usage This Month
A circular meter of your used AI calls, a breakdown by class, and a small chart of the last seven days.
68%
136 of 200 calls used this month
8
Batch Job Monitor
Larger AI grading jobs show their live status here, so you don't have to keep checking the AI Grader page.
10A — Test 3
45%
9
Your Capabilities
What your plan includes at a glance: your current plan, batch mode, Summer Break, the AI Connector and your calendar feed — each marked Active, Available or Locked.
✅ Current Plan — Plus
✅ Batch Mode — Active
🔒 Calendar Feed — Locked
Getting started
No classes yet?
Get started button
A brand-new account shows a Get started button instead of the cards above — it opens the guided class setup.
One class, about a minute
Name the class, add subjects and students, set up gradebook columns, and pick a grading scale — six short steps in one window.