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Classes and circles — video guide

How your teachers’ classes attach to the school, and which circles do not.

Presented by Jason, Mandarin Temple's AI tutor · 1:24

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Hi, I’m Jason, Mandarin Temple’s AI tutor. Here’s how your school’s classes work, shown in a demonstration school with two classes already running.
Classes lists every class in your school, with its level, its teacher and its students, and Open takes you inside.
Each class has its own join code, and anyone who joins with it counts as one of your school’s students.
You can create a class yourself, as your teachers can: select Create a class, then choose a name, a level and who can find it.
Each new class uses fifty credits from your school’s balance, or from your own if the school’s has run out.
Inside a class you see its members, and you can invite students by email.
An invited student gets a link by email, and nothing changes on their account until they accept.
Moderators are other adult teachers at your school, who can take a message or a post out of the room.
They can’t remove or mute anyone, set work or see progress, and this school has no second teacher to appoint yet.
That’s classes: each one belongs to your school, and its teacher, or you, decides who joins and who moderates.

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