Student area
- See assigned lessons and texts
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.
After signing in, open your class to find the tasks your teacher assigned. You can also use lessons, texts, games and tests to practise on your own. Your progress belongs to 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. On the sign-in page, choose student and enter that code.
After signing in, open your class to find the tasks your teacher assigned. You can also use lessons, texts, games and tests to practise on your own. Your progress belongs to your student account.
What access code should you use?
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.
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 connecting
After connecting, the student area shows the tasks assigned to you and the recorded results for those tasks.
- Task list - the work your teacher assigned through your class.
- Average speed - your average result for the task set shown there.
- All tasks completed - whether every required part was finished.
- All tasks passed - whether the required result was reached.
You may also see details such as deadline, time left, passing result, and separate time limits for lessons and texts.
Homework and in-class assignments
Your teacher can assign two main task types:
- Homework - work with a deadline.
- In-class assignment - work that has a shorter active time window during class.
If a task shows that the deadline has been exceeded, it usually means the task time is over. If you are not sure whether you should still continue, ask your teacher before repeating 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.
People Also Ask (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.