Classes
Find your way around teaching and collaborating with students on OpenProcessing
By Sinan1 author21 articles
- Student AvatarsStudents with restricted user accounts can create avatars instead of uploading photos for their user profile.
- Exam Mode in Collectionsđ§ âď¸ Enable Exam Mode to make student sketches hidden from each other.
- Student Account TypesLearn more about student accounts on OpenProcessing.
- Class Visibility OptionsBased on the type of your class, you can make it visible to public or keep it between you and your students only.
- Deadlines for AssignmentsYou can easily add deadlines to your collections in your class.
- Live Collaboration ModeYou can code together with others live on the same sketch.
- Add Private Teacher NotesYou can add notes for yourself in collections to look up later.
- Using Syllabus TemplatesCreate your class using suggested topics, assignments, instructions and examples, all prepared by experienced instructors.
- Add co-teachers or assistantsIt is easy to co-teach your class using our class platform. Here is how.
- Setting Up Your Class on OpenProcessingFollow these easy steps and you will be coding with your students in seconds.
- What happens when I cancel my Professor Plus+ subscription?What happens to my students' work when I cancel my Professor Plus+ subscription?
- How do I select or change my privacy settings?Select or change your privacy settings to tailor who can see your code.
- What happens if I run out of student seats?Learn about the soft and hard limits if you run out of student seats in your account.
- How do I add or remove seats from my Professor Plus+ account?Learn how to add or remove seats from your Professor Plus+ account.
- What kinds of questions will you answer with Priority Help?What kinds of questions you can ask Priority Help
- Sketch Privacy OptionsSet your sketches private by making it visible only to the class, only to the professor or hide source code
- Archiving ClassesYou can archive your classes at the end of a semester to freeze them, and free up students seats for future students.
- How do I organize class sketches with collections?Collections are great ways to separate your class by topics, weeks, or assignments.
- How can I give Plus+ Membership to my students?If you get ProfessorPlus+ Membership, all you students get Plus+ Membership!
- Class Platform at a GlanceA quick look on how teaching with OpenProcessing works
- Writing Collections in MarkdownYou can create styled text with images and videos using markdown in your collection description and teacher notes.