We’re hoping to bring that back but we don’t have anything like that currently.

google translate does a pretty good job i've heard. we may try to use LLMs to get better translations of math specific language, but we haven't started that project yet.

It would be the same content, but organized very differently into courses, units and sections (with pre/post quizzes). everything is there is the learner can just do it without intervention. but as of now, the parent would not have nearly as much control as a teacher does.

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I don’t think you can print them individual to any kid actually. It might just be all possible problems in which case it would be the same for all.

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grade is the percentage complete they are on the actual test correction assignment (minus late credit if it's late). "new test" is, if you give a percentage back, what replaces the original test grade. Though you will see "Test" and "New Test" side by side so it's not "replaced".

You should be able to import an excel file into google sheets.

I've been told this has been fixed.

Google has not blocked us. Google recently implemented a policy where each school district has to approve the ability of students to use google sso for each application. So the district would have to approve it.

DeltaMath is hiring for the position of Math Curriculum Specialist, Grades 6-12. See the attached image for a job description. We are looking for somebody to start between January and June. You can apply by emailing your resume to [email protected].

Fully remote (we all are).

Have you noticed periods of slowness, perhaps lasting 5-15 minutes then it clearing up? We are seeing dips in server performance and hope to have that cleared up, but just wanted to confirm the slowness comes in waves and not constant.

No, not at this time.

No, unfortunately not. Only copy 1 assignment to 1 new one.

We are back up. Sincere apologies.

After a year’s effort, we’ll be releasing a redesign of our student page on Sunday night. Students familiar with the app should have no trouble, but if they encounter any issues, please submit a bug report through the ? menu of your teacher account or email [email protected].

Email [email protected] or use ? Menu on teacher page.

Math Educators: DeltaMath is working on improving accessibility and we are hoping to provide tactile versions of diagrams which are too difficult to explain in words. If anybody with experience in this can provide us advice on creating these images, we would appreciate it greatly

Only algebra 2.