Full Administrator vs Class Administrator
Full administrators can edit the entire school roll, including teacher lists, class lists and student lists. Full administrators can drill down into any class to view and print reports, and can open up any student account to monitor their progress. When setting the recipients of a task or curriculum, full administrators can select any classes and students in the school.
When a full administrator is logged in, their home page will display an additional set of links to screens where school data can be accessed and maintained.
Class Administrators
Class administrators are restricted to viewing and editing only their own classes, and the students within their classes. When setting the recipients of a task or curriculum they have created, class administrators can only assign their own classes and students as recipients.
Every school must have at least one full administrator. There is no upper limit to the number of teachers that can be full administrators at the school.
Full Administrator vs Class Administrator
Full administrators can edit the entire school roll, including teacher lists, class lists and student lists. Full administrators can drill down into any class to view and print reports, and can open up any student account to monitor their progress. When setting the recipients of a task or curriculum, full administrators can select any classes and students in the school.
When a full administrator is logged in, their home page will display an additional set of links to screens where school data can be accessed and maintained.
Class Administrators
Class administrators are restricted to viewing and editing only their own classes, and the students within their classes. When setting the recipients of a task or curriculum they have created, class administrators can only assign their own classes and students as recipients.
Every school must have at least one full administrator. There is no upper limit to the number of teachers that can be full administrators at the school.
