School & Teacher Dashboards
See the learning. Then shape it.
Dashboards give schools and teachers a clear view of how students are engaging — and the tools to direct that energy.
What you get
Why School & Teacher Dashboards works
Student activity tracking
For every student: posts, comments, debates, challenges won and lost, points earned and when they were last active.
Academic engagement analytics
Weekly trends in contributions and points, breakdowns by subject, and the share of students who were active this week.
Classroom challenge creation
Set a quiz — your own questions, the library’s, or Zilly-generated — or a writing, design or problem task, with a deadline.
Performance insights
Class leaderboards, average scores per challenge, completion rates, and a list of students who have gone quiet.
How it works
Using School & Teacher Dashboards, step by step
- 1
Register your school
A school administrator creates the school and shares the join code with teachers and students.
- 2
Teachers create classes
Each class has its own code. Students join in seconds from their settings.
- 3
Set work and watch it land
Quizzes are marked automatically; written work is graded by the teacher with feedback. Scores become rank points.
The rules
What schools can and cannot see
Dashboards are designed around what educators need — not surveillance.
- Visible
- Public activity by students who joined your school: posts, debate participation, challenge results, points and classroom submissions.
- Not visible
- Zilly conversations, bookmarks, originality checks, account settings and anything from students who are not members of your school.
- Membership
- Students choose to join with your code and can leave at any time. Teachers are approved by the school administrator.
Questions
Good to know
How much does it cost?
Can we use Zelo for homework?
Do teachers need a separate account?
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Content Feed
Essays, poetry, research, art, infographics, video and audio — sorted by subject and level.
Read onDebate Rooms
Timed rounds, evidence on the table, an audience vote and a moderator’s scorecard.
Read onChallenge Center
Call out a classmate: quiz duel, debate, writing task, design brief or problem set.
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