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How do I share my story with my teacher?
There are several ways you can share your story with a teacher. Start by opening up your story and clicking on 'Share' under the banner to the right. Share to Google Classroom Share the Link ![There is also the option of sharing via email directly.]
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How do I get started as a student?
Go to this link to register. You can sign up with any email address or register directly with your Google, Clever or Microsoft accounts. You can then immediately start creating or add a teacher to your account. Add a Teacher Click on the profile menu and select "My teachers" where you can insert the code provided by your teacher. Please note that you can add as many teachers as you wish! If your teacher invited you through Google Classroom or Clever, you w
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Collaboration: Can students collaborate on a story?
Yes, users from multiple devices and accounts can edit a story at the same time. First open your story and click on 'Share' located below the banner to the right. On the 'Invite' tab, you can then add the names or emails of students. You can also invite a tag you may have set up on your students page.  Please note that if your teacher imported you from Google Classroom or Clever, you will already be linked to your teacher and you do not need to add the code. . Once this is done, they will automatically be added to your list and assigned their Google Classroom class tag.  to your story by clicking on 'Share'. On the 'Invite' tab, you can add their names (if they already have an account on Sutori) or email addresses. You can also invite a group or class you may have set up on your students page. . If you use Google Classroom or Clever and have already invited your students, you can always "resync" by clicking on 'Invite students'. Useful if a student has subsequently joined one of your classes.
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Why can I not make my story public or embed it into another website?
When signing up, there is a checkbox to see if you are older than 13. This is for privacy reasons and to protect students identity and data. There are therefore certain actions under 13s cannot do, including making the story public and thus embedding into another website. If you are under 13 by mistake, email help@sutori.com and we'll change your account settings.
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Is there a limit to the number of students I can enroll?
There is no limit to the number of students that can be part of 'Students' list. You can also invite as many classes as you wish from Google Classroom or Clever.
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How do I organize my students into groups / classes / tags?
On your 'Students' page, you can assign tags to organize your students into classes and groups. Students can have several tags. These are useful if you wish to share stories with specific classes and groups. How to add a tag How to share with a tag
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One of my students has forgotten her password. How do I reset it?
Students sign up with an email so they can always use the "Forgot password" link on the login page. If a student is under 13 and has added you as a teacher, you can reset the password on their profile page. Go to your students page and then click on the student in question. You will then see at the top of your screen, the option to reset their password in the 'Security' tab.
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Can students under 13s sign up?
Yes, students under 13 can sign up to Sutori. In order to protect the privacy and identity of the younger students, there are certain actions under 13s cannot do, including making their stories public and exploring content on Sutori. Furthermore, their full names are never displayed to protect their identity (Kim Jackson will be displayed as Kim J.). 👉 Sutori is COPPA compliant. . Once done, they will automatically be added to your list and assigned their Clever tag. You can also access Sutori through Clever's Teacher Library of applications. . Once this is done, they will automatically be added to your list of students on your 'Students' page. You may need to refresh the page for them to appear.
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I'm over 13 years old, but registered as under 13. What can I do?
When signing up, there is a toggle users have to click on if they are older or under 13 years old. This is for privacy reasons and to protect students identity and data (we are COPPA compliant). There are certain actions under 13s cannot do, including making their stories public and exploring content on Sutori. 👉 If you are over 13, please email help@sutori.com and we will change the account settings.
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Can I co-manage a class of students?
We do not per se have the option of co-managing a group of students on Sutori but here are some workarounds: On LMS Sutori integrates well with Learning Management Systems (LMS) like Google Classroom, Canvas, Powerschool, Blackboard, etc. which usually allow for co-management of classes by multiple students. It's therefore easier to get your students to share and submit their work through your LMS. On Sutori Students can be linked with multiple teachers. Get your students to add you
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Is there a grading system for quizzes?
Quizzes on Sutori are more formative than summative. This means that they are a way for teachers to monitor student learning and provide ongoing feedback, rather than evaluate student learning. Sutori does not therefore have a grading system as such, although you can see how your students answered quiz questions. More info here. Please note that you cam embed into a Sutori presentation all
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How can I keep my work once I graduate?
If you wish to keep your Sutori projects on a different account than your school account, you can. We understand many of you will lose access to Sutori when you graduate and change emails. Step 1 Create a free student account at the following link with your email address: https://www.sutori.com/signup Step 2 Head on over to the presentations on your school account. You can access these links if the story is set to private or public. Head to the t
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