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With the Task Lists feature, teachers can assign short-term tasks to students. Individual tasks form a task list that students can view in their own interface.
Operation Logic
Each task appears as a separate task card, always with a title and possibly a descriptive text, links, images, videos, audio files, and attachments.
Students mark tasks as completed in their view as they finish them.
The marking includes a self-assessment of the task's success.
Tasks can be assigned individually to each student in the group, to some students in the group, or they can be group tasks.
A student can also attach text, images, videos, audio clips, or attachments to their completion.
Each self-assessment made by students on their tasks appears in the teacher's view as color codes.
By reviewing the task list, the teacher gains a real-time picture of students' progress. The teacher can also provide their own assessment of the task.
Various Uses of the Task Lists Feature
Weekly tasks
Homework lists
Lesson or unit learning objectives
Learning objectives for the entire school year (e.g., physical education, visual arts)
Review tasks for exams
Project phases
Collected achievements (e.g., digital plant folder, music playing pass)
Examples of shared school or municipality use cases
Learning objectives related to skills and competences
Harmonized planning and curriculum alignment
Reading challenge
Physical education and reading diplomas
Digital literacy calendars, digital passes, and ICT skill paths
