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Six essential guides to get a class working and monitor its progress on Furago.

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1

Activate my teacher access

Teacher access lets you create groups, assign work, and monitor student progress.

  1. Open the teacher home page.
  2. Create a teacher account or log in with your existing Furago account.
  3. If Furago asks you to, confirm your email address and then submit your access request.
  4. Check the status shown on the teacher home page and continue once access is active.
  5. Complete the guided setup to configure your first group.
Use your professional email address when available: it makes it easier to obtain teacher access.
2

Create a group and invite my class

As a general rule, create one group per class so that goals and reports remain easy to read.

  1. Open My groups as administrator.
  2. Select Create a group, then enter the class name and any useful information.
  3. Once the group has been created, open its management page to find its code and invitation link.
  4. Send the link to students or print the invitation containing the access code.
  5. Then check the group to make sure students appear as they register.
Do not publish the access code on a public page: anyone who has it can request to join the group.
3

Assign a first goal

A goal groups together the work to be completed and lets you monitor completion up to a given date.

  1. From group administration, choose the relevant group.
  2. Open the Goals section.
  3. Select the skill area or content to work on, then choose a goal suited to the class level.
  4. Set a realistic due date and confirm that you want to add it to the group.
  5. Check that the goal appears in the group list with its date and number of exercises.

To get started, combine different skill areas — for example vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension — instead of assigning several very similar goals.

4

Change a goal’s due date

The new due date is reflected on the Goals page of the students concerned.

  1. Open My groups as administrator, then open the group’s Goals section.
  2. Find the relevant goal and select its edit action.
  3. Choose the new due date.
  4. Save, then check the date shown in the group’s goal list.
When goals are created or changed, group members receive an email notification and the goals are updated in real time.
5

Monitor a group and an individual student

The progress report helps distinguish completed work, goal completion, and test results.

  1. From group administration, select Progress for the relevant class.
  2. Start with the overview: activity during the period, assignment progress, and test results.
  3. Compare results with due dates before deciding that a goal is overdue.
  4. Select a student to view their individual report and identify the skill areas they have worked on.
  5. Use this information to follow up, adjust a goal, or offer remedial work.
6

Create and publish a test

Tests can combine vocabulary, grammar, and verb conjugation.

  1. Open My groups as administrator and choose the group’s Tests section.
  2. Create a new test and give it a title that students can easily identify.
  3. Add the sections you want: vocabulary, verb conjugation, and/or grammar.
  4. Review the full test, check the number of questions, and adjust its content if necessary.
  5. Set its availability period, then publish it for the group.
  6. After students have taken it, view the test history and individual results from the same section.
Review the complete test yourself before publishing it, especially accepted answer variants and any hints.