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Repl.it Classrooms

A repl.it classroom provides students with the ability to create code and then submit it to their teachers. It also allows teachers to post instructions and set up automatic code checking.

Assignments in a classroom can only be accessed by people enrolled in the course, and student work can only be seen by the instructors.

A repl.it classroom is used for:

  1. Organizing coding tasks,
  2. Completing and submitting practice tasks and assignments,
  3. Providing feedback for working or non-working code.

Tip

You NEVER have to click Save in repl.it. The site automatically stores your code on their servers.

However, you DO have to click Submit to turn in your work from a classroom.

Classroom Dashboard and Homepage

To access a classroom you have joined, login to your account and select the Student option from the username menu. This brings up a dashboard of all the courses available to you.

Screenshot of repl.it classroom dashboard.

Classroom dashboard.

Clicking on a class box brings up a list of assignments and projects that your teacher has prepared for you.

Screenshot of repl.it classroom assignment list.

A list of assignments waiting for your attention!

Clicking an assignment title opens up the classroom workspace, which consists of three main panels and several menu functions.

Repl.it Classroom Workspace

Screenshot of the repl.it classroom workspace.

The repl.it classroom workspace.

Features to note:

  1. Settings menu: Allows you to change editor settings like theme and font size.
  2. Run button: Runs any code in the editor panel (7).
  3. Name of assignment
  4. Repl.it user menu: Allows you to access account details and change your password.
  5. Submit button:
    1. Submits your work.
    2. If the assignment has been set up for automatic checking, you will receive instant feedback.
    3. If the assignment is NOT set up for automatic checking, your teacher will review it and provide feedback.
  6. Instructions: This describes what you need to code. READ CAREFULLY!
  7. Editor panel: Type your code here.
  8. Console output: After clicking the run button (2), your program’s output and any error messages show up here.

Note

Work done in a classroom will NOT appear in the My Repls area of your main account.