The change log
Who added, changed or removed what, and when — and how to find one particular change.
Open the menu behind your photo — at the foot of the sidebar, or the top of the screen on a phone — and choose Change log. It records marks, notes and absences; children, their classes and their moves; templates put on classes and taken off; districts, schools and teams; people's places in them and their invitations; and every two-step sign-in reset.
A school's administrators read their school's entries, a district's administrators their district's, and Mastery Board's administrators all of them. Teachers cannot read it. Nobody can change or remove an entry through the app.
Finding a change
Entries are newest first, a hundred at a time, and each says When, Who and What. A district's administrators see a School column as well.
- Narrow it with the buttons across the top: Everything, Marks and notes, Children and classes, People and access, or Templates.
- Read down the When column to the day you mean.
- Choose Older changes to go back further, and Newest changes to come back.
An entry says what was done and what to: “Changed a mark”, with the child, the question, and the mark before and after; “Took a child off a class”; “Invited someone”; “Reset someone's two-step sign-in”.
Only what someone did directly is an entry. Deleting a class is one entry, not one for every mark that went with it. For a template, it records the template being made, renamed, shared, moved or deleted — not each edit inside it.
Deleting stays deleting. A child deleted for good takes their entries with them and leaves one entry saying the record was deleted, by whom and when. A school or district deleted takes its entries too.
Next
- Resetting two-step sign-in for someoneWhen a teacher's phone is lost, an administrator clears her authenticator app so she can set one up again.
- Teams, and who is on themA team is how a school divides up. Being on one is what opens its classes, its children and their marks.
- Inviting a teacher or an administratorEveryone comes in by invitation. You enter their name, email and role; they choose their own password.