Sessions in Flint

Archive a session or chat to tidy it away and get it back later, or delete it for good. Who can do each, and what each one means.

Turn in sessions your students forgot to submit, one at a time or in bulk, so they can be analysed.

Archive a chat session to keep it recoverable, or ask a school owner (usually an admin) to delete it permanently.

Give another teacher, co-teacher or specialist access to one session and its analysis, and set what they can do with it.

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.

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.

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.

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.