A student belongs to one classroom at a time. When they finish your tier 1 course and move up to tier 2, move them: do not remove them and send a new join code. Removing ends their classroom access, and a student who never retypes the code is off your roster for good.
You need two classrooms on the same teacher account. If you have only one, the control does not appear. Create the second classroom first.
From the teacher dashboard
- Open the Students tab.
- Hover the student’s row. An arrow appears at the end of it.
- Select the arrow. Move {student} opens, with your other classrooms listed.
- Select the classroom they are moving to.
The move happens on that one selection, and the roster re-reads itself: the Classroom column shows their new class.
From the in-app Teacher Dashboard
- Open the Teacher Dashboard and select the classroom they are in.
- Find them in the student list.
- Select Move, then pick the destination.
What moves and what stays
They keep their account, their score, their badges, their certificates and their classroom access. Nothing is reset.
Their new class’s leaderboard starts counting from the day they move, so a term of points from the old class does not land on the new board. Their original join date is kept on the roster for your records.
Work they already submitted stays with the class they left, including anything you graded. Assignments in the new class start fresh, and they stop receiving the old class’s assignments.
Recent work comes with them. A ticket or count assignment in the new class counts every matching ticket the student resolved after that assignment was posted, including ones resolved before the move. Promote a student on Wednesday and the tickets they worked on Monday and Tuesday still count toward the week’s assignment in their new class.
Their old class’s assignments stay where they were: whatever they had handed in there stays handed in.
Seats
A move does not spend a seat. The student is already on your licence count and stays there, so the number of seats in use does not change.
What you cannot do
- Move a student into another teacher’s classroom. Only classrooms billed by the same account are offered. If you co-administer someone else’s classroom, you cannot move a student across the two accounts: the receiving teacher would be paying for the seat.
- Move a student into a classroom that is not active. An inactive classroom grants no access, so it is listed but cannot be picked. Set up the subscription on it first.
- Enrol a student in two classrooms at once. The move is a leave and a join in one step, by design.
If you sent a student an invitation to a second classroom instead, nothing breaks: a student already enrolled is told to leave their current class before joining another. Moving them yourself is the shorter path.