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Home gives you an overview of the all the major features that are available for you as a School/University Admin.
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Home gives you an overview of the all the major features that are available for you as a School/University Admin.
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can be used to assign various tasks and assignments to students. For in-depth information on how to create a class with Real Board, check out this section -
allows you to check the number of Students and their status. Number of Teachers/Professors and their status can also be checked. School/University game data gives you a comprehensive view of the statistics and data of all the classes you have created. Personal game data comprises of statistics and information about the games you personally participated in.
Key Features -
The process of adding and managing students is explained in the section below -
The process of adding and managing Teachers/Professors is explained in the section below -
The School Game Data section provides school administrators with a comprehensive overview of student and teacher activity, license usage, and game-play data.
1. Dashboard Overview
The dashboard presents high-level data on school-wide engagement:
Total Students: Displays the total number of students enrolled in RealLives (e.g., 349 students).
Allocated Students: Shows the number of students actively using licenses (e.g., 317 students).
Total Teachers: Reflects the number of active teacher accounts (e.g., 6 teachers).
Countries Covered: Highlights the diversity of simulations based on the number of countries explored (e.g., 108 countries).
License Usage: Provides a visual representation of used vs. total licenses (e.g., 64% of 500 licenses used).
2. Weekly Report
Displays a graphical representation of weekly student engagement and activity.
Use this data to track trends and identify peaks or lulls in simulation usage.
3. Teacher and Student Management
Teachers Table: Lists all registered teachers, showing their name, last login date, status (Active or Inactive), and an Edit option for managing profiles.
Students Table: Displays student names, last login date, status (Active or Inactive), and an Edit option for profile adjustments.
Purpose: Quickly identify inactive accounts and ensure all teachers and students have access to simulations.
4. School Game Data
1. Lives Overview
Lives in Progress: Displays the total number of active simulations currently being played by students (e.g., 173 lives).
Completed Lives: Tracks the number of lives that have been fully simulated (e.g., 21 lives).
2. Gender Distribution
Highlights the number of male and female lives simulated:
3. Geographic Coverage
Lives by Location: Provides a world map visualization, showcasing the countries where lives have been simulated.
Distribution Types: A pie chart breaks down life simulations by type, with a legend to identify categories such as:
Random Life
Design a Life
SDG-Based Lives
Life with Assignments
Life Using Groups
Age Skip Life
Group Lives: Tracks the number of lives simulated in group-based sessions (e.g., 105 group lives).
Top 4 SDGs: Highlights the most chosen SDGs by students during simulations (e.g., Goal 1: No Poverty, 5 instances).
Complete SDG Breakdown: Provides a comprehensive view of all SDGs chosen, encouraging focus on real-world challenges like:
No Poverty (Goal 1)
Zero Hunger (Goal 2)
Good Health and Well-Being (Goal 3)
Quality Education (Goal 4)
Complete Lives Leaderboard:
Lists students ranked by the number of lives they have fully completed, promoting healthy competition.
Includes student names, ranks, and the number of completed lives.
Incomplete Lives Leaderboard:
Tracks students with simulations in progress, encouraging them to complete their lives.
Displays names, ranks, and incomplete lives.
This data is also displayed in the My Journey section in the sidebar, you can check it's functionality in the link below -
