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- Roster
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- 19 active in 14 days
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- 2 open assignments, 4 yet to start
K7QM4PJDThese are Algebro's actual dashboards and student tools running on a fictional class. No account, no sales call, no forms.
Everything here is clickable. Poke around, most of it opens.
Teacher Dashboard
Triage, class analytics, roster, one student
Admin Dashboard
School health, classes, standards, heatmap
Student Experience
Study plan, FAST sampler, placement ladder
The screens a teacher actually uses, in the order they meet them: the dashboard they open in the morning, the class analytics page a class card takes them to, the roster behind the Students button, and one student's report. Every number is computed from fixture data by the product's own math, so the rows agree with each other. Writing (assigning work, resetting a password, building a question set) is named and gated, never faked.

Sunridge Middle School · 2 classes, 44 students
Last activity 2 hours ago
K7QM4PJDLast activity on Oct 20
B3XR9TWCClass health appears once 60% of a class has finished a FAST practice test; before that the score would mostly measure who has not taken the test yet, which is not a verdict on the class. It averages three things per student: FAST practice level (up to 60 points), having taken a FAST practice test (20), and doing any work in the last 14 days (20). At risk means under 40 out of 100.
These students see grade 6 through Algebra 1 content with below-grade areas framed as Foundations work. One student can be below level in several areas at once, so the rows above can add up past the student count in the header. Open a student from their roster for exact per-area levels.
Every class card opens the same three screens: analytics for that period, the roster, and one student's report.
Teachers pick the standards and hit start. Students join from their own screens with a code.
MA.6.AR.3.2 · Ratios and rates
A cyclist rides 36 miles in 3 hours at a constant speed. At that rate, how far will the cyclist ride in 7 hours?
6 students missed it. That benchmark lands in the class analytics above the moment the game ends.
Points scale with speed, so the standings shuffle every question.
Free FAST-style practice by benchmark, graded by the same engine the dashboards above run on. No account, no sign-up: pick a grade and start answering.
Families: the free trial is this exact platform running on your own student's real data. A diagnostic, a study plan, and every module unlocked for 7 days, no credit card. Schools and districts get a tailored rollout instead of the public trial, so reach out and we'll set it up.
Teachers: you need a school code to create classes, which keeps the question bank off the open internet. Email me your school name and I will send one, usually the same day.