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Teams (Standalone Single School Administrator & Teacher)

How to set up and assign students to class "teams".

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Written by Niki Frisby
Updated over a week ago

Whether class is online, in person, or a hybrid of both, teamwork is a important. It teaches cooperation, negotiation, and social competency. Teamwork enables students to offer their ideas and come to conclusions together. Students not only learn by working through the team project, but they also learn by explaining their thought processes and reasoning to other students who may think differently. Yeti Academy recognizes this and offers students the unique ability to work in Teams through our platform.

Creating Teams

To create your classroom's teams, select the Classes tab on the left hand side of your dashboard.



From here, select the classroom name you'd like to enable teams for.



Then, select the SEL (Social Emotional Learning) tab.



Then, select the Teams sub-tab.



Here is where you'll create your teams. To do this, select the blue + Teams button.



Then, you'll want to name your team. When you're finished, hit Create.



You can create as many teams as you'd like. Once you've created all your teams, you can assign students to them. To do this, select the + Team Members button within your team.



Now, you can search and add students to your team. When you're finished, hit Assign. You can always go back and add more team members, as well as remove them.



You can also add roles to your team members. These are used to encourage teamwork as well as grow delegation skills that students may use in future careers. These roles include:

  • Undefined: Select this to remove student's role.

  • Team Lead: Directs, delegates, and provides leadership to team members.

  • Subject Matter Expert: Has a high level of understanding or knowledge about a topic.

  • Beta Tester: Tries out the product or system to check for potential problems.

  • Time Keeper: Keeps track of time or deadlines to keep the team functioning smoothly.

  • Note Taker: Records information from and for the group.

  • Scheduler: Determines the order that tasks should be completed and the amount of time allotted for completion.

  • Instructor Defined: Useful if you have a sample account for yourself as a teacher.

You can create as many roles as you'd like per team, as there is no limit to how many of a single role there is. To assign roles, select the + Assign Roles button within your team.



Now, you can search and add students and then select a role from the drop down menu. When you're finished, hit Assign.



As you can see, you've now created your teams! Here, you can also view the first and last names, the last date and time logged in, the role, the number of experience points, and date joined the team of each student.


Managing Your Teams

In order to fully embrace the team spirit, you'll want to familiarize yourself with all the cool things you can do now that you've got everyone grouped up.

Adding and Subtracting Points

To add and subtract points from your classroom, you'll want to hit the + or - buttons respectively within the team you'd like to alter points for.



Now, you can enter in the number of points to add or subtract.




Removing Team Members

To remove a student from a team, you can press the red x button next to their name under their team.


Editing or Deleting A Team

To edit the name of your team, select the pencil icon. To delete your team, select the trash icon.


What Students See

As long as they are able to view the leaderboard, a student can view how many points their classroom's teams have.

On a student's interface, they will click the crown icon to view their Leaderboard.



Then, they can view their teams on the left hand side. They can also hover over the names to view the role given.




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