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What do students see when they sign in?

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After signing in, students land on their own reading dashboard. To see it exactly as a student does, go to Roster → … next to the student → Sign in as student. Click Back to Teacher when you're done.

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Item What it does
Dashboard Back to their reading dashboard
Rewards The Rewards Shop
Books Book discovery, plus the eBook Library
Search Find any book by title, author or ISBN
Add reading (purple + on phones) Record reading. See How students record reading.

The dashboard, top to bottom

Section What's there
Profile card Their name and avatar, your class reading goal, and progress on an individual challenge
Points card Their points, how many more they can earn this week, and a Rewards Shop button
Assessments Any custom assessments you've assigned, with Take assessment
Reading Journey Their recent reading. Tap a book to update it or take its quiz.
Reading calendar A sticker for each day they read
Quizzes You Requested Requested quizzes that are now ready
Active Reading Challenges Each challenge they're in, with progress
Challenges you can join Challenges open to them
Getting Started A checklist: mark a book read, rate a book, polish a stone, collect a trading card
Reading Stats Books read, this year, last 30 days, and rated
My Class A link to each class page
My Resources Their Reading Log, Book Quiz Log, book lists and more

The top of a student's dashboard: profile card with goals, points card, and Reading Journey

Rewards Shop

Students spend purple points on Avatars, Sticker Packs, Trading Cards, Bookmarks, Postcards, Coloring Pages and 3D Models. 3D models they unlock are kept under Collectibles. Each class has its own tab for the custom rewards you create, paid in blue points. See What can students spend their points on?.

Stones and gems

  • Students earn a stone by rating a book they've finished (on the book's Reflect tab). Books need at least 30 pages, and longer books give more stones (up to 5).
  • Clicking Polish turns a stone into a gem: a ruby, emerald, sapphire or diamond.
  • Gems unlock some shop items. Students can earn up to 30 stones (so 30 gems) a week.

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