Total game play time, and leaderboard
Total 'game play' time
Administrators and teachers access the report via My Dashboard and by selecting view for the individual student.
The game play time records all the time played for all modes of work:
- Supershark
- Set work (by all teachers)
- Free Play
You can see the results for:
- The last 7 days
- The last 30 days
- The last 6 clean* calendar months
- The last 12 clean* calendar months
*Calendar months are full calendar months so will not include the current part month but up to the end of the last full month.
Leaderboard
The report is accessed via My Dashboard and by selecting the Leaderboard option in the Summary section.
The leaderboard will show all the students who played Wordshark Online in the previous week, to midnight Sunday (UTC Time). They are placed in order of most played to least and includes all modes of work:
- Supershark
- Set work (by all teachers)
- Free Play
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