What Is The Kiddom Student Experience?

When logging in as a student, you will be taken to your student dashboard, where you can see tiles for each of your classes. Click on a class to enter it and to view your assignments, classroom, announcements, and reports.

An animation showing how to navigate through the different student views.

The Classroom

The classroom is where you will access assignments your teacher has launched during class (using the Classwork feature). It is also where you will access the class whiteboard if your teacher is actively using it with your class. You can also see which groups you are in by clicking on the "Students" drop-down and selecting "Groups".

Announcements

Your announcements page is where your teacher can let you know important information about the class.

Assignments

The assignments tab shows all assignments that are due and you have submitted. The page is split into a "To Do" list (assignments you haven't completed) and a "Submitted" list (assignments you have completed).

To Do List

The To Do list includes all the assignments that haven't been completed yet. By default, this list will show the assignments from the last 30 days. You can easily change this by using the Settings button next to the list to see all the work that hasn't been submitted. New assignments will be highlighted with a blue banner, while incomplete assignments past their due date will be marked with a red banner.

Tip: If you've recently joined a class or if there are new classes, your assignments page will be empty until your teacher sends you an assignment.

A digital assignment dashboard shows tasks, due dates, and a filter menu for submission status.

Submitted List

The submitted list shows all the assignments that have been turned in. Assignments that have been graded are indicated by a lovely green banner. When your teacher provides feedback on an assignment, it will be marked with a cheerful yellow banner. Assignments that have not been graded yet do not have a banner.

A dashboard shows submitted math assignments with feedback and graded status for Unit 1, Lesson 4 activities.

Notifications

The bell icon at the top of the left-hand toolbar shows you any updates to your assignments, grade notifications, and comments from your teacher. Click on it to see new notifications. This will also allow you to go directly to the assignment by clicking on the assignment name.

An animation showing a student clicking on the Bell icon, which opens the notifications menu. The student then opens an assignment, completes, and submits it.

How to Complete Assignments

When you open a new assignment from the notification button or through the Assignments page, it will immediately bring you to the first question for you to complete. If the assignment has multiple questions, you can click on a question to work through the assignment one question at a time. Remember to submit when you're finished with the entire assignment by clicking the blue "Submit" button in the upper right corner!

An animation showing a student opening an assignment from the Assignments page to complete, answering a question, and then submitting their assignment.

Sometimes teachers will allow you to make changes to your answers on an activity. To do that, navigate back to the assignment, make any changes to your responses, and then click the blue "Resubmit" button.

Grades and Feedback

Once your teacher has graded an assignment, you'll be able to review your scores and feedback by clicking on the assignment from your assignments page. You can also directly access the graded assignment from your notifications button. You will find your teacher's feedback in bright yellow boxes.

An animation of a student accessing submitted assignments. The first assignment contains feedback in a yellow box. The second is a graded assignment with a score in the top right corner.

Reports

The Reports page will show you your progress throughout the class. You will find data about how well you are doing overall as well as on specific skills. For more information about this page, please check out this article.

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