Location: Classroom

The Classroom is a new way of navigating Instruction that provides commonly-used tools in the context of a specific section. Compared to the traditional tool-based organization, Classroom provides a section-based experience designed to streamline a teacher's time in Campus.

Screenshot of the Classroom view in Instruction, which shows assignments due today, in progress, and upcoming, with class info shown along the right. Classroom organizes Instruction tools by section.

Enable Classroom

Classroom is enabled for teachers by default. If desired, turn it off using the toggle in the top corner of the Teaching Center (formerly Control Center).

With Classroom enabled, section names in the Teaching Center become links to open Classroom in the context of that section.

Screenshot highlighting the Enable Classroom Navigation toggle at the top right of the teaching center.

Understand Classroom

All of the tools in Classroom are already scoped to the section selected in the dropdown list at the top. Change the section using this dropdown or by clicking the home icon in the top left corner to return to the Teaching Center and select a different section. The color used for icons throughout Classroom matches the color you selected for the section in the Teaching Center.

Click View as Student in the header and select a student to view Classroom, Curriculum, and Grades tabs as they are shown in Campus Student. Individual curriculum items also display as students see them. Navigate between students using the dropdown list or click the X to return to you view of Classroom.

In Classroom, tools are divided into four tabs:

Classroom

The Classroom tab provides an at-a-glance view of the current curriculum for the section. Curriculum is sorted into the following sections:

Due Today: curriculum whose End Date is today.
In Progress: curriculum for which today falls within the Start and End Dates.
Upcoming: curriculum with a Start Date in the next week.

Each type of curriculum has its own identifying icon. Links below provide more information:
	Folders
	Assignments
	Resources
	Discussions
	Quizzes
	Submissions
	Imported Assignments

Click on the name of a piece of curriculum to view it. For curriculum that can be scored, numbers display to the right to provide more information:

Screenshot of a line in the list with the numbers of students who have turned in the assignment, had it assigned, and been scored.

Turned In	Assigned	Scored
The first number, in red, indicates if there are unscored submissions for the assignment. Click this number to view and score student work.	The assigned number indicates how many student have been given this assignment and have not turned it in or received a score. Click this number to Individualize the assignment	The scored number indicates how many students have received a score for this assignment. Click this number to open the scoring editor.

To the right of the current curriculum, Class Info provides basic information about the section.

Curriculum

The Curriculum tab displays all curriculum for a section, across terms and alignments.

Screenshot of the curriculum list, with the hierarchy of folders expanded on the left, assignments and resources listed with dates in the center, and section settings for the folder at the right.

When you open the list, the highest level of your curriculum hierarchy displays. If you don't use folders to organize your content, you'll just see a list of all assignments and resources, ordered by Start Date.

In the example above, I've organized my items into folders for the books my Lit class is reading, with a Course Syllabus resource at the top to keep it visible to students. I then clicked on the "To Kill a Mockingbird" folder to view the assignments, resources, and other items nested within that folder.

Screenshot highlighting the triangle button on the left of the list which expands the folder list.

Within a folder, click the black arrow on the left side of the list to expand or collapse the folder list. In the image above, I've expanded the folder list to display next to my assignments and resources.

See the Curriculum List article for more information about this tool, including Filtering the List and using Edit Mode.

Note: the Curriculum tab looks differently to teachers who don't have the Enhanced Curriculum tool right.

Students

The Students tab collects a variety of tools related to classroom administration in the context of the selected section. See the articles linked below for more information about these tools:

Grades

The Grades tab collects scoring and grading tools in the context of the selected section. See the articles linked below for more information about these tools:

Classroom (Instruction)