Student area
- See assigned lessons and texts
Your teacher creates and manages your student account and gives you your own access code. You can sign in with your student code, or with your class code and student name if your teacher allows it.
After signing in, open your class to find the tasks your teacher assigned. You can also use the course, texts, games and tests to practise on your own. Your progress is saved in your student account.
Student area help
Sign in as a student
Your teacher creates and manages your student account and gives you your own access code. You can sign in with your student code, or with your class code and student name if your teacher allows it.
On the sign-in page, choose student and enter your code in access code.
Student access code
Enter the individual code provided by the teacher. No student name is needed.
Example:0019 2746 3812Class access code + student name
Enter the class code, which starts with C. The student name field appears; enter the name saved by the teacher. This works only when class-code sign-in is enabled and the student already belongs to the class.
Example:C1234567890+Kate Libby
What access code should you use?
Use your own student code when you have it: you do not need to enter a name. Keep this code to yourself, because it opens your student account. Use the class code only if your teacher has enabled that sign-in method.
The letter's capitalization does not matter in the class code. In student names, capitalization, extra spaces, and word order do not matter.
Example: c1234567890 + kate libby; C1234567890 + Libby Kate
If you cannot sign in, ask your teacher to check your code, your saved name and whether class-code sign-in is enabled. A class code alone cannot sign you in or create an account.
Your profile shows your name, class and teacher. Ask your teacher to change your name or replace a lost code. You can change your learning preferences in settings.
What you can see after signing in
After signing in, the student area shows your class's homework and in-class assignments. Each row shows your progress, average speed and accuracy, and whether all required exercises are completed and passed.
- Task list - the work your teacher assigned through your class.
- Average speed - your average speed for exercises with results meeting the assignment's accuracy requirement.
- All tasks completed - every required exercise has a result meeting the required accuracy.
- All tasks passed - every required exercise also meets the target speed.
You may also see details such as deadline, time left, passing result, and separate time limits for lessons and texts.
Open an assignment to see its exercises and requirements. You can review an expired assignment, but cannot start its exercises from that assignment.
Homework and in-class assignments
Your teacher can assign two main task types:
- Homework - work with a deadline.
- In-class assignment - work with a shorter time limit, to be done during class.
If a task shows that the deadline has been exceeded, the time allocated to it is over. Ask your teacher if you need more time to finish the work.
Useful tip: do not judge your progress only by the highest speed you see. The more useful sign is whether the whole task was completed and passed at the required accuracy.
Completed typing sessions save automatically, even when they do not meet the passing requirements. Continue resumes the saved position and adds the next completed session to the same result. The combined speed and accuracy include all completed sessions in that result and can improve or worsen.
Restart starts from the beginning and creates a separate result after completion. Earlier results are kept. Students can return with the same account and access code while the assignment remains available. An unfinished session is not saved halfway through.
If the accuracy calculation method changes, the exercise must restart from the beginning. Continue does not require students to type the whole source text.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Who creates student accounts?
Your teacher creates and manages your student account and gives you your own access code. On the sign-in page, choose student and enter that code.
Is my normal site login the same as the student access code?
No. Your teacher creates and manages your student account and gives you your own access code. On the sign-in page, choose student and enter that code.
What should I do if my access code does not work?
Check that you entered your individual code correctly. If it still does not work, ask your teacher for help. Your teacher can generate a new code; the old code will then stop working.