For chess coaches
Set homework from the puzzles or from the book your class is reading, and see who did the work, without asking students to do anything but train.
Classes and homework
A coach makes a class and shares its code or link, and students join from their own accounts. Homework is a number of rated puzzles on a theme, or the positions of a drill made from a book chapter, with an optional due date.
Progress is counted from the training each student’s app already syncs, so a table shows who did what and who found each answer first time.
Running an academy?
Academies get batches, live classes, quizzes, attendance, reports for parents and fee records, set up with the GreyChess team. See the page for chess academies.
Questions
How do students join a class?
With the class’s eight-letter code or its invite link, from their own account.
Can I set a chapter of a book as homework?
Yes. Make a drill from the chapter in your copy of the book, then set it as homework for the class.
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