Publishing creates a row for every learner in the class.
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Publishing creates a row for every learner in the class.
Set this session
24Your classesReturned
486SubmissionsOutstanding
38Not yet submittedOverdue
11Past the due date| Work | Class | Set | Due | Returned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exercise 4.3 | Class 9 A | 1 Sep | 4 Sep | 38 / 43 |
| Reading response | Class 9 B | 25 Aug | 29 Aug | 41 / 41 |
| Practical write-up | Class 11 A | 28 Aug | 1 Sep | 30 / 36 |
◈This is the real interface with sample figures. A 7-day trial gives you the same screen with your own records in it. Click any item in the sidebar to open its specification.
Title, detail, subject, class and due date. Publishing creates a submission row for every learner in that class, which is what makes the return rate meaningful — you can see who has not submitted rather than only who has. It appears on the learner's dashboard and the parent's homework screen immediately.