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Satchel One 4+

The home of show my homework, teachercentric ltd.

• 3.5 • 280 Ratings
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Satchel One for iOS allows you to access our learning platform on the go. Since launching Show My Homework in 2011, we’ve been proud to call 1 in 3 UK secondary schools our partners, and we still are. Since our inception, we’ve expanded our award-winning software into a number of additional apps to create Satchel One, our learning platform. Today, Satchel One is home to Show My Homework, Content, Timetables, Behaviour, Seating, Attendance and Detentions apps. Benefits for teachers: - Set, grade and comment on homework - Assign Behaviour points and award Badges - Easily access your timetables - Receive notifications for student submissions and comments Benefits for students: - Keep track of homework using your To-do List - Easily access your timetables - Receive feedback and leave comments for your teachers - Submit your work online, take spelling tests and quizzes - View school events and announcements - View your Behaviour points, attendance, and detentions Benefits for parents: - Keep track of all your children's To-do Lists in one place - View quiz and spelling test results - View student and teacher comments - View school events and announcements - Monitor Behaviour points, attendance, and detentions Be sure to read our Terms of Use and Privacy Notice: Terms of Use: https://www.teamsatchel.com/legals/terms.html Privacy Notice: https://www.teamsatchel.com/legals/privacy_notice.html

Version 9.9.0

• Schools subscribing to the Satchel One MIS can take attendance using our optimised API • Teachers using our behaviour module can search for students to issue behaviour events to • Fixed bug to reload task details for students after uploading a submission via a file extension • Minor bug fixes and improvements

Ratings and Reviews

280 Ratings

Our school loves this App

In DESC Dubai we’ve used this app last year then changed to the other app (century tech) it was so bad and all the students protested to get show my homework back because we all loved how simple and basic the app is not over complicating anything, and the notifications!! After the protest show my homework is finally back in our college. This just shows how we all love this app.

It’s a great app!

This is a really great app. I am currently in school and without this app I don’t know what I would have done. It always reminds me when I have homework and since I’ve had it there has been no bugs. Fish over all a great app and I totally recommend it to kids that are still in school and have a hard time remembering when homework is due and if you have homework, like me.

Show my homework

Show my homework have been really good for me to get my homework and know about any event or remind that is going to happen in school. For me is the best thing that anyone has invented and is really easy to access in school or in the home. I recommend to schools to have this too students life be more easy about homework

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• Satchel One Plus - Family $5.49
• Satchel One Plus - Extra $1.99
• Ebook GCSE English Lang & Lit $2.99
• Ebook GCSE Maths Higher $2.99
• Revision ebook GCSE Geography $2.99
• Satchel One Plus - Extra $3.99
• Ebook National 5 French $1.99
• Ebook National 5 Design & Man. $1.99
• Ebook National 5 Business Man. $1.99
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• Create meaningful lessons for students with Google tasks automatically imported into Satchel One
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• Create detailed reports and surface student insights

Mrs A. Bolts set this assignment for group 10/En2 - English Literature

Task description

1. ‘What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other word would smell as sweet.’ Juliet thinks that Romeo’s name should not matter. Who he is and how she feels about him are most important. Do you think this is true? Can love overcome family feuds?

2. Write a paragraph answering the question “What makes ‘Romeo and Juliet’ a tragedy?” Prologues are similar to trailers for movies. What makes a successful trailer? Explain your reasons. Write your own version of a prologue for Romeo and Juliet but set it in your local area. Who would the feud be between?

3. Mercutio’s dying words are, ‘A plague o' both your houses!’ Using your knowledge of the play’s tragic structure, how are his words fulfilled? Write one paragraph.

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• This homework will take approximately 30 minutes
• Mrs A. Bolts would like you to hand in this homework via Microsoft Teams

Learning platform meets MIS

Next academic year, Satchel One is expanding into an MIS to give you all the learning platform and classroom management features you’re used to plus full, cloud-based MIS functionality. Everything you need to run and manage your school.

What does this mean for your school?

• Consolidate software and costs with a single platform
• Use an MIS that already provides market leading classroom management
• 25% off your first licence

To stay in the know about the developments of Satchel One, our timeline, pricing or becoming an early access school, click the link below.

Why Satchel One and Google Classroom?

As a trusted Google for Education Partner, Satchel One is designed to work alongside Google Classroom to help schools take a holistic approach to education. Integrated use of these two platforms results in an online learning experience like no other.

Use Google Classroom to livestream lessons where necessary and for students’ personal workspace. Depend on Satchel One for complete classroom management, enforcing school behaviour policy, home-school communication, a holistic view of student progression and detailed reports for the whole-school.

What is Satchel One?

Satchel One is the online learning platform that aids in effective communication with parents, keeps your school organised and reduces teacher workload. With full cloud-based MIS functionality launching from next academic year, Satchel One will soon offer everything you need to run and manage your school, all from one login.

The Satchel One and Google Classroom experience

By using both platforms throughout your school, you will be better equipped to support students’ learning and have immediate access to the tools that will help you make school-wide improvements.

Better engagement with parents

• Free dedicated parent app
• Streamline home-school communication
• Give parents access to school resources
• Keep parents updated via notifications

Improve behaviour management

• Easy-to-use points-based reward system
• Set detentions with standardised reasons
• Notify parents on behaviour updates via the app
• Elevate serious behaviour incidents to senior staff

More detailed reports

• Delve into daily absences and attendance data
• Surface assignment results and completion rates
• View all behaviour and detention reports
• View student engagement stats

Complete the learning experience

• Stream and share live lessons
• Encourage collaboration and give feedback
• Set different task types
• Personal workspaces for students and teachers

A holistic approach to learning

• Measure student engagement with task insights
• Support students who have specific needs
• Individual student dashboards

Classroom management made easier

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• Create custom seating plans
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Here’s how customers are using Satchel One and Google Classroom

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Ashton on Mersey School

The great thing about the platform is that it interfaces really well with Google Classroom so it’s really easy to use them together.

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We set all remote learning work on Satchel One. It was the 'one stop shop' for students and parents, even if the content was elsewhere (Google Classroom / Mathswatch, etc...)

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Google’s search tools can help with your homework.

Focused on STEM

Google has become invaluable to students and teachers, especially with remote learning becoming a necessity all around the world. Despite some of their shortcomings , the company's tools are generally incredibly helpful, and now, Google has highlighted  a few more education-focused features in its core product Search.

Google has added over 2000 STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) concepts to its results, giving you easy and fast access to educational overviews of topics such as " chemical bonds ." The overview provides details on types, examples, practice problems, worksheets, and calculators. The STEM resources and the practice problems have been available on desktops for a while following a smaller redesign , but it looks like Google is only making them more widely available in the US now. Google has also re-introduced its AR 3D models of chemistry, biology, physics, and anatomy concepts, which have been available on phones for a while now . And if you're stuck on math problems during homework, you can ask Google Lens for help.

For the next few weeks, Google has another neat new option planned. It wants to help with complicated STEM questions such as " 0.50 moles of NaCI are dissolved in 2.5 L of water, what is the molarity? " You'll be able to punch questions like this into Google Search, which will help you with detailed explanations and provide you with similar questions for practice.

While the announcement doesn't bring too many new things to the table, it's great to see Google reiterating its focus on education. That's right in line with recent adjustments to the parental supervision tool Family Link and child accounts.

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Google’s Circle to Search will help you with your math homework

Circle to search on android can now help students learn to solve mathematical word problems thanks to google’s new learnlm model..

By Umar Shakir , a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that plug in via USB-C. He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge.

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Google is enhancing Android’s Circle to Search — the feature that lets you literally circle something on your Android phone’s screen to search it on Google — with a new ability to generate instructions on how to solve school math and physics problems .

Using an Android phone or tablet, students can now use Circle to Search to get AI assistance on mathematical word problems from their homework. The feature will help unpack the problem and list what the student needs to do to get the correct answer. According to Google, it won’t actually do the homework for you — only help you approach the problem.

Over the past year, the use of AI tools like ChatGPT has become a hot topic in the field of education, with plenty of concern over how students can and will use it to get work done quickly. Google, however, is explicitly positioning this as a feature to support education, potentially walking around some of the concerns about AI doing all of the work for students.

Later this year, Circle to Search will also gain the ability to solve complex math equations that involve formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more. Google is using LearnLM, its new AI model that’s fine-tuned for learning, to make the new Circle to Search abilities work.

Circle to Search first launched on  Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series in January and then on the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro later the same month. It’s one of the star new features of Android, and although iOS users can’t yet circle their math homework for help, anything is possible .

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Google's Circle to Search can help students with their homework, here is how to use the feature

I n January this year, Google announced the Circle To Search feature for Android devices, which allowed users to search for anything on their phones without having to switch applications. Users can simply outline items on their screen with their fingers to prompt a Google search. The feature debuted on Samsung's Galaxy S24 series and was then introduced on the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, and the recently-launched Pixel 8a. Last night, during Google's annual developer conference, Google I/O, the company introduced new updates for the Circle to Search feature. 

Google is boosting the capabilities of Android's Circle to Search and it can now prove to be useful for students. The feature now includes a new tool designed to guide students through solving math and physics problems from their homework. Google says that while the feature aids in understanding the problem, it doesn't complete the homework for students and is there to help them learn how to tackle the problems themselves.

By using an Android smartphone or tablet, students can activate Circle to Search to receive AI-driven assistance with mathematical word problems. The function breaks down the problem and outlines steps necessary to find the correct solution. 

This enhancement comes at a time when the use of AI tools in education, like ChatGPT, has sparked debate. There are widespread concerns about how students might use these tools to expedite their homework. Google is keen to position this new capability as a supportive educational tool, addressing some of these concerns by focusing on helping students learn rather than doing their work for them.

Circle to Search is set to expand further. The company announced that later this year, Circle To Search will be equipped to handle more complex math equations involving formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more. To power these advanced features, Google is leveraging LearnLM, its latest AI model specifically fine-tuned for educational purposes.

"Starting today, Circle to Search can now help students with homework, giving them a deeper understanding, not just an answer — directly from their phones and tablets. When students circle a prompt they're stuck on, they'll get step-by-step instructions to solve a range of physics and math1 word problems without leaving their digital info sheet or syllabus. Later this year, Circle to Search will be able to help solve even more complex problems involving symbolic formulas, diagrams, graphs and more. This is all possible due to our LearnLM effort to enhance our models and products for learning," the company noted in its blog post announcing the feature.

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Circle to Search is the new cheat sheet for your Math and Physics homework

Published on May 14, 2024

• Circle to Search can now help students with homework, making it easy to search for instructions and answers without leaving the digital homework screen.
• Later this year, Circle to Search will be able to solve even more complex problems involving symbolic formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more.

Circle to Search was one of the flagship features of the Galaxy S24 series . It lets users easily access Google Search on practically any screen. The feature then expanded to the Pixel 8 series and then to other Samsung Galaxy phones and Pixel devices. If you have Circle to Search on your phone, you can now use it to help with your homework.

As part of its Google I/O 2024 announcements, Google has announced that Circle to Search can now help students with homework. When students need help, they can open their camera or their digital homework on their phones or tablets and circle the question they are stuck on. Circle to Search will then present a step-by-step instruction to solve their homework question.

Subjects covered include physics and match word problems. This will make searching far easier, as you no longer have to leave your digital homework screen or input the question yourself. The fine print says that right now, this is available for some math word problems when opted into Search Labs.

Google says that later this year, Circle to Search will be able to solve even more complex problems involving symbolic formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more. This will be made possible through LearnLM, Google’s new family of AI models fine-tuned for learning.

Circle to Search is currently available on over 100 million devices, and Google aims to double its reach to 200 million devices by the end of 2024. With new features like homework help, Circle to Search becomes even more useful, and it is available only on (select) Android devices.

Do you use Google or other search engines to help with your homework? Will you now switch to Circle to Search for your homework? Let us know in the comments below!

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The Show My Homework app allows teachers to quickly set simple homework tasks on the go. To download the app on your Android device, visit Google Play store or click the link below. ​

Once you have downloaded the app, you will need to search for your school to start the login process. The best way to do this is by using the school's postcode. Then you will be able to log in using your usual details you use to access the website.

By default, you will be brought to your Dashboard. To navigate to other areas in the app, tap the button.  You will see six main sections:

Set Homework: Create homework tasks from here

Dashboard: An overview of your upcoming and past assigned homework tasks. You will also be able to click the green to go to the Set homework screen quickly.

Classes: Split into 3 categories: classes you teach, those you've marked as favourite, and every other class

Notifications: View all notifications such as new comments and submissions

Notice board: Keep up to date with all school announcements and event reminders for this week, next week, and this month

Support: From here you can access your personal details, adjust your notification settings, link your calendar, and find links on how to contact us.

You can also log out from the bottom of the menu.

Set Homework

You can set a homework assignment on the app just like you would on the browser. Fill out the fields as usual, add any attachments or web links, and click Create in the top right-hand corner.

To mark an assignment on the app, tap the name of the homework task. Then you can select an individual or multiple students and use the bottom three buttons to add a submission status, leave a comment for your student, or apply a grade. Once confirmed, students will be notified of these as usual.

If your school has subscribed to our Kudos app, you will be able to award points and badges directly from our app. Kudos can be opened by selecting the 'Kudos' tile on the navigation menu.

Find students by first selecting a class. Classes are organised into three types:

My classes - The classes you are associated with.

Favourites - Your starred classes.

All Classes - All classes at your school.

You can also tap the magnifying glass to search for a class by name.

Viewing a student's points and badges

After tapping on a student will open the student's profile. Here you can see their current Kudos points, view a breakdown of their previous badges & points and find this student's position in the class leader board.

If you want to award Kudos to this particular student you can use the menu bar at the bottom of the screen.

Award Points & Badges to multiple students

It is possible to award multiple students Kudos through the Give Kudos menu.

To launch the Give Kudos menu, either tap on the green Give Kudos icon at the bottom of the screen or long-press on one of the students you want to select.

From that screen, you can tap students to add/remove them from your current selection. If you want to award Kudos to the whole class tap Select all .

Once you've selected your students, you can use the menu bar at the bottom of the screen to choose the type of Kudos you wish to award.

Quickly view student's points

If you want to quickly check how many points each student in the class has, you can use the points toggle in the top right-hand corner of the screen.

Can I create differentiated homework, quizzes, and spelling tests from the teacher app?

Not just yet. To access these features on the go, simply log in to your account via your phone's or tablet's browser to use our mobile site . 

Can I set homework to multiple classes at one time or reuse my tasks?

Unfortunately, these two features are not currently supported in the app and need to be performed from the site.

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Circle to Search is now a better homework helper

It’s a teacher’s worst nightmare: The AI is doing the kids’ homework. At the Google I/O 2024 developer conference on Tuesday , the company announced that its AI-powered Circle to Search feature, which allows Android users to get instant answers using gestures like circling, will now be able to solve more complex problems across psychics and math word problems. 

The new capabilities are made possible thanks to Google’s new family of AI models for learning, LearnLM . 

The addition expands the capabilities of the new search feature, first introduced at Samsung’s Unpacked event in January . Circle to Search is designed to make it more natural to engage with Google Search from anywhere on the phone by taking some action — like circling, highlighting, scribbling, or tapping. But it’s also a way to ensure users engage with Google Search over other information-retrieval tools in the age of AI.

Today, Circle to Search will be able to better help kids with their homework directly from supported Android phones and tablets. Now if they get stuck on a particularly hard problem, they’ll be able to use Circle to Search to pull up step-by-step instructions that guide them through solving it. Google says the feature will be able to handle problems such as those with symbolic formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more.

Since launching earlier this year, Circle to Search has expanded to more Samsung and Google Pixel devices, making the feature available to more than 100 million devices in total. Google says it expects to double that number by year-end. 

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Students can look up a step-by-step solution to their math and physics homework..

As if using ChatGPT for college essays wasn’t enough, students are now getting a Gemini tool to help with their Math and Physics homework, too. Google is utilizing its Circle to Search gesture, which was received quite well, to introduce a new feature.

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With this update, you’ll be able to simply circle the part you’re stuck on and then use a long-press shortcut to find a step-by-step solution to your homework questions. Google sounds proud about the fact that they’re not just giving you the answer, but also all the working for it. All you have to do to use the feature is opt-in for help with word problems from the Search Labs menu.

According to Google’s blog , it’s using its LearnLM tech to make this happen, which is apparently its “new family of models fine-tuned for learning.” The new feature is Android only for now and is available on 100 million devices today. Google says that number will double by the end of this year. The Alphabet company also adds that it will soon extend its feature to include reading and analyzing graphs, symbolic formulas, and diagrams as well.

If you ask me, I don’t have a good feeling about this feature. I’m well aware of how much I’m sounding like a Boomer now, but I’m worried that students are going to stop using their brains if advancements like these continue to happen. I was in college when ChatGPT came out and witnessed how students frequently turned to it for plagiarism. Thankfully, we now have tools to detect ChatGPT-generated content , and I’m guessing something like that will eventually come out for Gemini content, too.

We will be covering all of Google’s big announcements during I/O this week. However, it seems one thing that won’t be announced at this year’s I/O is any new hardware.