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# KlassApp for students

## KlassApp for students

You see your own classes, marks, and messages. You do not see another student's record.

### Where you land

Sign in at the KlassApp login page. You open the student dashboard.

### Menu

In order:

* **Dashboard**
* **Marks**
* **Attendance**
* **Homework**
* **Assignments**
* **Events**
* **Notices**
* **Library**
* **Holidays**
* **Chats**
* **Activity**

There is no separate timetable item. Ask your teacher, or check **Events**.

### Common tasks

* Scores: **Marks**. Only your marks. The way teachers enter them is still a [placeholder](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/marks/README.md) for staff.
* Presence: **Attendance**.
* Work to do: **Homework** and **Assignments**.
* Dates and messages from the school: **Events**, **Notices**, and **Holidays**.
* Library activity: **Library**.
* Messages with staff: **Chats**.
* What you did in KlassApp: **Activity**.

Parents have their own login and their own WhatsApp chat. They do not use this menu.

### Get help

Ask your class teacher or the school admin if a subject or a mark is missing. Product questions go through the school.


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