Schoolytics allows teachers to organize and analyze student work by hashtags. Once you get started, you'll be able to organize and explore your Google Classroom data with your self-made tags in the Assignment Tags report.

How to Add Assignment Tags
Step 1: Add hashtags to assignments in Google Classroom
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Start by adding hashtags in the instructions portion of an assignment (not the title or topic).
- Examples: #math #government #homework
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Step 2: Check out the Assignment Tags table in Schoolytics
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Find the assignment completion metrics in the Assignment Tags table, grouped by each tag.
- #Decimals #Fractions #Quantum Physics
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Step 3: Drill down to see hashtag metrics by student and assignment.
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Click drill down to see student performance individually for each tag and across students by assignment.
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Tags by Students
 
Tags by Assignment


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How can I use assignment tags to organize student work?
Wondering where to start with hashtags? Consider using hashtags to group assignments by subject, type of activity, or standard. Here are some hashtag ideas to try with your assignments.
- Subject
- Week number
- Type of activity
- Standards
- Assignment source
- Unit of Inquiry (IB)
- In-class / Homework
- Google Classroom weighted categories
Check out Alice Keeler's ideas on how to use hashtags to organize your Google Classroom, search for assignments, and re-use assignments across classes.

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Want more help with Assignment Tags?
Join an upcoming workshop to see how teachers are using hashtags to organize their Google Classroom gradebook.