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The feature(s) mentioned in this article are only available to Gradient for Individual Teachers - Teacher Premium or Teacher Limited (Free) accounts.
Edit Students in a Class
The name and GradeCam ID can be edited for a student in a class. The Student ID is not editable.
Note: The option to edit students is only available if you have an Individual Teacher account and are not using the sync options available.
| 1. Log into your account and select the View Classes tile. | |
| 2. Click on the Class Title to access the student list for editing. | |
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3. Click the checkbox to the left of the student name you wish to edit and select the Edit icon from the toolbar on the right. |
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| 4. Make the desired changes in the available fields. Then, click SAVE. | |
Note: You cannot edit the Student ID. If the Student ID is incorrect, delete the student and then add the student back with the correct ID.
Remove a Student from a Class
Students can be removed from a class whether they were added manually or imported with a file. Students coming from an automated roster sync must be edited from the sync source (SIS, Clever, ClassLink).
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1. Choose the View Classes tile on your home page or the Classes icon on the sidebar. |
| 2. To remove one or more students from a class, click on a class name to view the Students sub-tab. |
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3. Click the checkbox to the left of the student name(s) and then select Remove from the toolbar on the right. Click REMOVE to complete the task. |
Students Page - Class Enrollment Filter
Teachers have the option to filter students by those who are Enrolled or Not Enrolled in a class. Creating this insight and visibility will assist in managing class setup more quickly.
| 1. From the home page, click on the Students icon from the left sidebar or select the View Students tile. |
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| 2. From the Students page, use the Class Enrollment filter in the left panel to filter between Enrolled or Not Enrolled. View students who are enrolled in classes or not. | |
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