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Assignments · the classroom loop
Set the practical. Watch it land. Mark it once.
One assignment hands every student their own lab, sketch and report. You watch the class board fill in (not started, in progress, handed in, marked) and mark against points or a rubric without leaving the page.
How does one assignment work?
Set it once, and everyone is equipped
- Pick the pieces (data and graph, experiment sketch, written report) and every student's copies are born linked to the assignment
- Write the brief, set the due date, and record the practical hours and ICT skills the exam board asks you to keep
- Save it as a draft while you are still thinking. Students see nothing until you assign it
- Students get the work on their own calendar, with a brief sheet that lists every piece they owe you
Then mark it, and let Plot45 keep the records
- When a student hands in, their work locks, so you mark exactly what they submitted. Return it to draft any time
- Mark with a simple score or build a rubric with criteria and band descriptors. The totals add themselves up
- Leave a comment, and margin notes on the report itself, right beside the sentence you mean
- Late hand-ins are clearly labelled, and your class's practical-work record prints as a PDF in one click
$79 per teacher, per year
30 student accounts included, one full class. Add more at $3 per student, per year. Try it free for 30 days, no card needed.
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