Roles in Literably: Teachers, School Admins, and District Admins

There are 3 roles available for an institution's staff members on Literably. These roles can be set in the roster files uploaded to Literably.  You can also create these roles via Clever (more information here). 

• Teacher
• School administrator (admin)
• District administrator (admin)

A user's role determines the data she can export:

• Instructions on downloading a data export
• Interpreting the data export and Literably term definitions

An admin can also zoom into the class dashboards of individual teachers by clicking on the links to those teachers' names at the bottom of their dashboard. District admin can elevate a teacher to a school admin by clicking on the "Set as Admin" link on this list (see screenshot below).

School administrators can also add students to their own class list for monitoring. To do this, zoom in to a teacher's dashboard, check the checkboxes of the students to add, and click Add to Your Students at the top (see screenshot below).

The below table outlines the differences between the different user roles on Literably.

User Actions	Teacher	School Admin	District Admin
Download data exports for their class	Yes	Yes  (if they click on a teacher's dashboard)	Yes  (if they click on a teacher's dashboard)
Download data exports for their school		Yes	N/A
Download data exports for their district			Yes
Click on and view other users dashboards		Yes	Yes
Add students from another user's dashboard to their own		Yes	Yes
Download completion reports for their school		Yes	N/A
Download completion reports for their district			Yes
Set up assessment windows for their district			Yes
Give and remove admin status to users			Yes

How to give and/or remove a teacher's admin status (see red arrow).

District and school admins: how to add students from another teacher's dashboard to your own (see red arrows).