Finally, Premium comes with even more ways for students to customize their characters and create epic heroes.

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You can also use the Gradebook with Google Classroom assignments to give points for grades or for just completing assignments on time.

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Teachers can give Gold Pieces, or GP, whenever their students go above and beyond in the classroom.

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Hi, and welcome to the new Classcraft interface!

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You can fully customize how this works in your class settings.

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Students can also earn GP other ways, too, such as through quests and Boss Battles.

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On the teacher homepage, click the gear icon next to your class.

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They can then use the Gold Pieces to get cool gear for their characters and mix and match equipment to create a truly awesome and unique look and style that shows out their creativity.

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Students can also unlock pets and train them so they appear next to their character on screen.

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This video will give you a brief overview on the new overhaul we’re launching to kick off 2016.

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With the Student Analytics, you can see a student’s performance with XP, GP, and HP over time and even compare it to the class average.

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It’s a fun way to get students even more invested in the experience.

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Now click the green 'Add Students' button.

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You can find more information on all the topics we covered in the video description.

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If you love how Classcraft has transformed your classroom, take your experience to the next level with Classcraft Premium and see even more amazing changes with your students’ learning.

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"Your Classes" is your home page, which you see whenever you log in.

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This is an excellent tool for pinpointing student strengths and weaknesses and is helpful when conferencing with students or parents.

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If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at support@classcraft.com or by using the live chat in our Knowledge Center.

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If a student is playing Classcraft in another class, you can import them from the database.

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Thanks for watching!

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Let’s start by reviewing the different roles: Warriors, Healers, and Mages, and how each plays a vital role on a team.

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You can get back here by clicking on the house icon in the sidebar.

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We’ll be adding even more features to Premium at a later date.

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You or your students may have questions about how to play Classcraft successfully as a team.

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The database lets you access students from your other classes or another teacher's classes, if you're connected through the Multiclass feature.

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There are many ways that students interact with their teammates.

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Stay tuned !

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We’ll also look at how they regularly interact in Classcraft, how being on a team builds a positive classroom culture and fosters social emotional skills,

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Select the class you want to load, and you’ll be taken to the game dashboard to play.

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and how your students can be the best teammates possible.

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If your students are new to Classcraft, all you need to add them is their first and last name.

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If you’ve used our Introducer feature, then you and your students should have a basic idea of the differences between Warriors, Healers, and Mages.

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They have the most Health Points, or HP, which means they can survive longer before they lose all their HP and fall in battle.

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Let me show you how to navigate the app.

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Warriors are the protectors of the team.

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If you'd like, you can enter their email address, but this step is optional, and all students will get to create their own usernames.

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Warriors are a good pick for students who tend to have more behavioral problems to begin with as they’ll likely lose HP more often in the beginning.

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So being a Warrior gives them an easier starting point.

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The new, simplified sidebar contains all the essentials of the game.

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On the other hand, Mages have the least Health Points, which means that they could fall in battle after just a couple of bad behaviors.

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Use the tab key to move between the columns and rows as you type.

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They’re a better pick for students who have fewer disciplinary problems or act out less in class.

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Finally, Healers are a good halfway points between Warriors and Mages in terms of how much HP and AP they have.

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You can expand the sidebar to see more info or to switch classes.

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That being said, it’s best to let students choose the character whose powers, or real-class privileges, they like the most.

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If you'd like, just copy and paste from Excel or Word using the directions listed on the right.

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Powers are different for every character and you can review all of them in your class settings or with your students in the rules summary document, which you can find on your teacher homepage.

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Because students will be working to earn powers over the course of the semester or school year, it’s important that they choose a character that has powers they personally find interesting or motivating.

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By clicking your profile image on the top right, you can access other features or sign out of your account.

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Powers are a big way that students interact with one another.

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