> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.practickapp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.practickapp.com/for-teachers/teacher-panel.md).

# Teacher Panel

#### Overview

The Teacher Panel is Practick's web interface, accessible at **adm.practickapp.com**. From here you manage everything: students, classes, invites, assignments, exercises, and messages.

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#### Teacher Dashboard

The panel's home screen shows an overview of your organization:

| Card                 | What it shows                         |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| **Students**         | Total students in your organization   |
| **Active this week** | How many practiced in the last 7 days |
| **Active classes**   | Total classes in progress             |
| **Pending invites**  | Sent invites not yet accepted         |

Below the cards, you'll find an **inactive students** alert and a table with the **5 students with the lowest recent activity** — useful for identifying who needs attention.

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#### Students

Access **Students** in the side menu to see all students in your organization.

The table has name search and quick filters:

* **All** — complete list
* **Inactive** — no practice logged recently
* **Low activity** — practicing below the expected frequency
* **OK** — active and within the expected frequency

Click on a student to see their profile detail — plan, classes, last session, and activity history.

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#### Classes

Access **Classes** in the side menu to manage your student groups.

**To create a class:**

1. Click **"New Class"**
2. Give it a name and choose the responsible teacher
3. Confirm

Click on a class to open the detail — you can add or remove students directly from there.

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#### Invites

Access **Invites** in the side menu to invite students to your classes.

There are two types of invite:

**Individual Invite (by email)**\
Sends an invite email directly to the student. By clicking the link, the student is automatically added to the class. Email is required for this type of invite.

**Class Invite (by link)**\
Generates a unique link for the class. Anyone with the link can join — ideal for sharing via WhatsApp or social media. The student doesn't need a registered email.

The invites table shows the token, associated class, email (when provided), and the status of each invite. You can resend the email or send batch invites to an entire class.

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#### Assignments

Access **Assignments** in the side menu to create and track tasks.

**To create an assignment:**

1. Click **"New Assignment"**
2. Choose the practice
3. Select the recipient — a specific student or an entire class
4. Set the deadline (optional)
5. Confirm

The assignments table shows practice, student or class, deadline, progress, grade, and status. Click on a row to see the detail — progress per student with status chips and feedback list.

**Available actions per assignment:**

| Action         | What it does                                                |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Message**    | Opens a conversation with the student about that assignment |
| **Feedback**   | Adds a comment on a specific exercise                       |
| **Deactivate** | Ends the assignment without deleting the history            |

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#### Exercises

Access **Exercises** in the side menu to manage your organization's exercise catalog.

The list shows all exercises with filters by Focus Area, Technique, Visibility, Type, and In Use. Use the search to quickly find by name.

**To create an exercise:**

1. Click **"+ New Exercise"** in the top right corner
2. Fill in the details:
   * **Name** — exercise name
   * **Description** — optional description
   * **Visibility** — `private` (only you can see it), `public` (available in your organization's general catalog)
   * **Focus Area** — main category (e.g.: Speed Booster, Fundamentals)
   * **Group** — internal grouping (e.g.: Three notes per string)
   * **Difficulty** — exercise level
   * **Default BPM** — reference speed
   * **Parent Exercise / Sequence Order** — to create variations of an existing exercise
3. **Add the techniques** — click **"+ Add"** in the Techniques section. For each technique define:
   * **Technique** — which technique (e.g.: Alternate Picking)
   * **Weight** — relative importance (number)
   * **Primary** — check if it's the primary technique of the exercise

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**Tablature Editor**

The tablature is built measure by measure. Each measure has its own notes and can be edited independently.

**Measure settings:**

* **Time Signature** — choose the time signature (e.g.: 4/4, 3/4)
* **+ Add Note** — adds a note to the measure
* **Add Rest** — adds a rest
* **Duplicate** — duplicates the entire measure
* **Remove** — removes the measure

**Adding a note:**

Click **"+ Add Note"** to open the note editor:

| Field               | What it defines                                           |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Fretboard**       | Click on the desired string and fret to position the note |
| **String selector** | Select the string: e, B, G, D, A, E                       |
| **Note**            | Note automatically detected by the fretboard              |
| **Fret**            | Adjust with − and + or click on the fretboard             |
| **D / U / N / T**   | Pick direction: Down, Up, None, Tapping                   |
| **Duration**        | Note duration: Whole, Half, Quarter, Eighth, Sixteenth    |
| **Bend**            | Activates bend on the note                                |
| **Vibrato**         | Activates vibrato on the note                             |
| **Ligato**          | Defines connection to another note (hammer-on / pull-off) |

Click **"Add Note"** to confirm. The note appears in the measure with its pick direction symbol.

**Editing an existing note:**

Click on the note inside the measure to open the editor with the same fields — now with the **"Update Note"** button to save changes.

**Measure actions:**

| Action         | What it does                         |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| **Bulk Edit**  | Edits multiple notes at once         |
| **← →**        | Navigates between measures           |
| **Move Notes** | Repositions notes within the measure |
| **Triplet**    | Converts notes to triplets           |
| **Sextuplet**  | Converts notes to sextuplets         |
| **Duplicate**  | Duplicates the measure               |
| **Remove**     | Removes the measure                  |

> **Tip:** Use **Duplicate** for repetitive measures — create the first measure of the pattern and duplicate it as many times as needed.

When finished, click **"Create Exercise"** to save.

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#### Messages

Access **Messages** in the side menu to see all conversations with your students.

The messages panel has two columns: the thread list on the left and the active conversation on the right. New messages arrive in real time — no need to refresh the page.

**To start a conversation:**

1. Click **"New conversation"**
2. Select the student
3. Choose the context (optional): Exercise, Practice, or Assignment
4. Write and send

Conversations with an associated context are organized by topic — making it easier to follow each student's history.

> The notification badge in the menu shows the number of unread messages in real time.