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Use allowed IP ranges to restrict student access to your Flint school by network.

School roles (admin, teacher, student) and access roles (Can edit, Can participate, Can view) explained.

A guide, for school administrators, containing details on getting a school set up with Flint.

Find your school's analytics under Admin, and read the usage, alignment and outcomes dashboards — plus district analytics and CSV exports.

See what a student pasted into a message while they were writing it, so you know when work has come in from somewhere else.

Where Flint puts a student's session analysis, who can see it, and how to share a session with another teacher.

How a school IT administrator grants Flint access to your school's Microsoft OneDrive so teachers and students can import files.

Copy your class's sharing link, choose who the link lets in, and add students or teachers directly.

Ask Sparky for a themed slide deck, change its look, present it in fullscreen, and send it to PowerPoint or Google Slides.

Sparky can listen and speak in the language an activity is set to. Where those settings live, and where to read more.

A short checklist for your first week with Flint, with links to the full instructions for each step.

How to create your first activity, and what to tell Sparky so it behaves the way you would in the classroom.

What Sparky can make and do in a chat — documents, spreadsheets, slides, videos, images, interactives, web search and more.

See which teachers and admins have finished the AI Literacy course, how far along each person is, and send email reminders in bulk.

Videos you can play for teachers to get them started with Flint, plus the current steps in writing.

Fixes for the most common Flint sign-in problems — duplicate accounts, landing in the wrong school, sign-in loops, and expired verification links.

Quick fixes for page-not-found errors, unexpected errors, file upload problems and speech-to-text trouble in Flint.

Review student work by activity type: lesson analytics and live alerts, assessment results, or file-upload submissions.

A student's learning report gathers strengths, growth areas and suggested next steps from their analysed activity sessions in the active term.

Attach files, links, images, spreadsheets, code and photos to a chat or activity — what Sparky can read and how much fits.