Class pages overview for teachers

Any scheduled class can have its own class page. When you first open a class that doesn’t have one yet, Teeachie creates it for you. This guide explains what class pages are and how to use them effectively.

What is a class page?

A class page is a central location for everything related to a specific class:

• Meeting link – Where to join the video call
• Materials – Files and resources for the lesson
• Notes – Your preparation notes and post-class summaries
• Homework – Student submissions (for teachers to view)

Think of it as a “home” for each class session.

Access a class page

From the calendar

1. Click on any class in your calendar
2. In the menu, click Go to Class (or Go to Group Class)
3. The class page opens in a new view

From a student profile

1. Open the student’s profile
2. Go to the Classes tab
3. Click on a specific class
4. The class page opens

From the Class Management Hub

1. Go to your Dashboard
2. Find the Class Management Hub
3. Click on any class in the list
4. View or access its class page

Class page sections

Header information

At the top of every class page:

• Date and time of the class
• Student name (or group name)
• Class status (Scheduled, Completed, Cancelled)

Meeting link

The meeting link section displays:

• Your video call URL (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.)
• A clickable link to join the call

Materials

Upload and organize:

• Lesson slides and presentations
• Worksheets and exercises
• Reference documents
• Audio or video files

Notes

Two types of notes available:

• Preparation notes – What you plan to cover
• Post-class notes – Summary of what happened

Homework section

For teachers, this shows:

• Student-submitted homework files
• Submission timestamps
• Download options

Class page states

Before the class

• Meeting link can be added
• Materials can be uploaded
• Prep notes can be written
• Homework section is empty

During the class

• Same as before
• Quick access to meeting link

After the class

• Can add post-class notes
• Use Record Class button to mark the class as completed
• View any homework submissions
• All content remains accessible

Individual vs group class pages

Individual classes

• One student associated
• Homework from that student
• Notes specific to them

Group classes

• Group name displayed
• All members can view materials
• Attendance tracking integrated
• Homework from multiple students

Best practices

Prepare in advance

Add meeting links and materials before the class so students can access them.

Use notes effectively

• Prep notes: Bullet points of topics to cover
• Post-class notes: What was learned, areas to review

Organize materials logically

Name files clearly so students can easily find what they need.

Review after class

Check homework submissions and add post-class notes while the lesson is fresh.

What’s next?

• Add meeting links and materials – Upload content to class pages
• View homework submissions – See what students submit
• Complete a class – Finalize the session

Need help?

Questions about class pages? Contact support and we’ll help.