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