Following answers during a lesson
See who has answered what while you teach, and reset an exercise for the whole class.
When a lesson's material contains exercises, Classario shows you how each student is getting on, live, without asking them to read answers out.
The roster
Above the material in the classroom there is a chip for each student in the lesson.

Each chip shows how far that student has got — how many questions they have answered, and how many they got right once an exercise has been checked. Someone typing right now is marked as answering.
Click a student to see their actual answers for the section on screen. This is what makes it possible to say "Tom, tell us about number 3" knowing exactly what Tom wrote.
Resetting an exercise
Open an element's menu and choose Reset for all students to wipe everyone's answers and start again — for a second attempt, or after you have talked an exercise through together.
Answers are saved, not streamed
Answers are stored on the lesson, not held in the browser. If a student's connection drops, or they reload, or they finish on a different device, their work is still there. If two people act at once, Classario keeps the answers consistent rather than letting one overwrite the other.
Answers in the classroom belong to that lesson. Homework answers are separate — see Reviewing homework.
Related
- Starting a lesson: a tour of the classroom
- Interactive exercises: a complete guide