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Archiving keeps a session or chat, it just moves it out of the way. Here are the three places you can go to find one again.

Set how much detail Sparky puts into each reply in an activity, from concise to thorough.

Open Flint's support messenger or email support with a question, feedback or a feature request.

Bring activities from another school or an earlier term into your current one, and copy a single activity into several classes.

Take an activity you published back out of your school, district, or public library.

Pull Word, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF and image files out of your school or personal OneDrive into any Flint chat or activity.

Connect your SIS or LMS through Edlink, review and correct rosters, and import manually or keep the active term in sync.

Add class context—your students, your teaching style, your AI ground rules—so Sparky tailors every activity in the class.

What a session is, how to start one, where to find the sessions in an activity, and what you can do on a session page.

Add people to your school by email address, by CSV file, or by email domain, and resend invitations that haven't been accepted.

Restrict the times and days of the week when students can use your Flint school.

Preview a chat activity with a simulated student or your own replies, or try an assessment's questions as a student in the builder.

Turn a watermark on or off for the images and slides Sparky generates for your school.

How Flint handles math notation and calculation, links feedback to evidence, and pitches Sparky at the right level.

Sparky remembers a few useful things about you. Here's what it keeps, how to add a memory, and how to remove one.

How Flint flags concerning student messages, who gets alerted, and how admins and teachers set it up.

Watch sessions as students work and let Sparky flag the students who need you, long before anything is submitted.

One activity can hold as many sessions as you need — for several attempts, a task split across lessons, or a fresh start.

New role and intent questions are separate from the retired profile questionnaire. Use memories to update grade levels, subjects and goals.

Give Sparky the context about your school it needs to answer students, teachers and admins in your school's voice.