Classes (cohorts)

À quoi ça sert#

Lecturers want to know who is in their course and how far they have got — without typing up lists and without writing to everyone individually.

Mode d'emploi#

Chemin de clicLecturerClassesNew class

1. 1In the lecturer area open the tile “Classes” (Fig. 1).

   

   

   Fig. 1 The lecturer's classes as cards: name, course, institution and number of students.

2. 2Choose “New class”: enter a name (e.g. “Business Administration Semester 2026-S1”), course and optionally university or institute, then create it.
3. 3Open the class and, on the left under “Invite”, paste email addresses — separated by comma, space or line break — and “Send invitations” (Fig. 2).

   

   

   Fig. 2 “Invite” in a class: the field for email addresses and “Send invitations”, below it the open invitations.

4. 4Under “Open invitations” you can copy the invitation link or revoke the invitation for each address.
5. 5On the right are the students of the class with progress bars (completed modules out of all) and the status “Active” or “Completed” (Fig. 3).

   

   

   Fig. 3 The students of a class with progress bars and the status “Active” or “Completed”.

Réglages et interrupteurs#

What the list shows#

Conseils#

• If there is no assignable course yet, the page says so: first create a course in the workshop or have an Academy course enabled.
• Invited people appear in the list as soon as they have created their account — before that they are listed under “Open invitations”.

Essayer soi-même#

Fonctions liées#

• Lecturer areaThe lecturers' home page: lead classes, maintain course texts in every language, set exams, assess papers, grade projects, maintain your profile.
• Group workA shared real-time workspace with a method library (83 methods), timer, groups, voting, AI assistant, submission and assessment.
• Course workshop at a glanceBuild courses yourself: material in, the AI suggests a structure, slides and narration are created, an avatar presents — in four phases.