Questions have a home
Students raise doubts with their teacher in a dedicated conversation that belongs to your institution’s space. Teachers reply with text, voice notes, documents or images, whichever explains the point best.
Learning chat oversight for institutions
See where teachers and students are talking.
Learning Chat is where a student asks a teacher a question outside class, by text, voice note or attachment. As a head, you see which teacher and student pairs in your batches are talking, how many messages they have exchanged and when the last one was sent.
One conversation in the listEDUVetta
01TeacherMs Iyer
02StudentAarav Mehta
03Messages14 exchanged
04Last messageToday, 18:20
Doubts get answered inside your institution’s own space, and you can tell which teachers students actually turn to.
Activity, not transcripts
The head’s list shows the teacher, student, status, message count and time of the last message. The messages themselves stay between the teacher and the student, and are not opened from the dashboard.
Scoped to your batches
Only conversations between a teacher and a student who share one of your institution’s batches appear in the list. Chats that belong to a teacher’s personal workspace are never shown to you.
Separate from staff messaging
Learning Chat is for teachers and students. Conversations between teachers live in Team messaging, which has its own review screen under Team, so the two are never mixed.
Set it up in three steps.
- 1
Go to Learning chat
In Content, choose the Learning chat tab to list every conversation between teachers and students who share one of your batches.
- 2
Narrow by batch
Filter to a single batch, or search by a teacher’s or student’s name, to focus on the class you are concerned about.
- 3
Notice the gaps
Look for batches with little activity or conversations that have been quiet for a long time, then ask the teacher how doubts are being handled.
Connected learning
See the other side.
Explore how this part of EduVetta works for the people you learn and work with.
What heads usually ask.
Can heads read the messages in Learning Chat?
Heads see that a conversation exists, who is in it, how many messages it holds and when it was last active. The content of the messages stays between the teacher and the student.
Is Learning Chat the same as Team messaging?
They are separate. Learning Chat connects teachers with students about learning, while Team messaging connects teachers with their colleagues.
Do personal conversations show up in the institution list?
The list only includes conversations between teachers and students who share an institution batch. Personal-space conversations remain outside your institution’s view.
See how doubts are handled in your batches.
In a short call, we will show you Learning Chat from the teacher’s side and the activity list a head sees.