12 minute read
Set up your school and first class
From signing in to a class full of students in about ten minutes. Nothing to install, no passwords to manage.
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Teacher guides
Short, practical walkthroughs. Each one covers a single classroom job, from first setup to marking a class set of Worksheets. Most take two minutes to read.
22 minute read
Set work with a trophy goal
The quickest way to set classwork or homework on the core course. Give the class a trophy target, put the board on a screen or projector, and let students choose their own route to it.
Read the guide →32 minute read
Create a lesson and share it
Write instructions and starter code once. Share it with your class as a resource they can return to any time, or with any teacher anywhere via a link.
Read the guide →44 minute read
Create your first worksheet
Build a whole lesson in one document, with explanation, runnable Python, multiple choice, written answers and fill in the blanks. Write it by hand, start from an AI draft, or import a Jupyter notebook.
Read the guide →52 minute read
Start from a community resource
Browse worksheets and lessons shared by other Coding Pathway teachers, read any of them in full, then copy one into your own lessons and make it yours.
Read the guide →62 minute read
Run a live modelling session
Broadcast your code to every student's screen as you write it, then hand them their own copy with one tap.
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Review student code and leave feedback
Move through a class set of projects student by student, pin comments to exact lines, see what changed since yesterday, and award trophies. No files to collect.
Read the guide →83 minute read
Mark a class set of worksheets
Objective questions mark themselves as students work. Written answers come back with a drafted mark and feedback against your own marking guidance, for you to approve, adjust and return in one action.
Read the guide →92 minute read
Read a class summary and act on it
After marking, a drafted summary of how the work went, focus points with the evidence behind each one, students to watch, and suggested next steps. Only you see it.
Read the guide →102 minute read
Read the class progress matrix and signals
One screen that answers who is moving, who is stuck, who has gone quiet, and who deserves a word of praise on the way in.
Read the guide →112 minute read
Handle help requests between lessons
Students raise a hand from inside the task. You reply from a queue that shows their code, their error, and the task itself, with an AI-drafted reply if you want one.
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Subscriptions, invoices, and the free plan
What the trial gives you, what stays free afterwards, what schools pay for, and how invoicing works. The two-minute version for you and your finance office.
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