Classroom

A class works through the phases together. Instructors set the work; each learner builds their own site.

Bring Aesthetary to your class

Classroom isn’t open, and it isn’t taking enrolments. A class would open only through a pilot agreed with an institution. Until then, this is the dashboard instructors and students would see, empty. To talk about a pilot, start at Workshops.

Your dashboard

  • No class yet

  • Nothing assigned yet

  • No projects to review yet

Your classes

No class yet.

Classroom isn’t taking enrolments. In a pilot agreed with your institution, a class would open once Aesthetary approves your instructor seat, and its learners would join by invitation from you, within the seats your institution holds.

Assignments

Nothing assigned yet.

Each assignment is one of the phases with its worksheet and a qualitative rubric. There are no numeric grades, scores or automatic marking.

Learner projects

No projects to review yet.

Each learner’s project appears here as they work: its pages, its worksheets and every revision. Peer reviews you assign show beside it.

Your classes

You aren’t in a class yet.

Classroom isn’t taking enrolments. In a pilot, your instructor would invite you by email, and the invitation would open your class here, under your own account; nobody else in Aesthetary could see it.

Assignments

No assignments yet.

What your instructor sets, phase by phase, with the rubric they’ll read your work against.

Your project

No project yet.

The website you make for the class, kept as one project with its worksheets and revisions. Your instructor and the classmates assigned to review it can see it; nobody else can.