ATLASThe professor dashboard
A competition is easy to start and hard to supervise. The instructor dashboard shows the whole class at a glance, so you can step in when needed and grade fairly afterwards.
Invite and organise
Create the class, then invite students with a link or by uploading a list. ATLAS prepares the teams and the challenge with you, so students arrive to a ready environment.
Follow the class day by day
The dashboard is updated live and shows activity by day for every student.
- Who logged in and for how long
- Which sections each student used, by hours
- Team rankings and trades
- Chats and reports
- Search by student or team
See how each team decided
Every proposal, vote and message is recorded, so you can see who proposed a trade, who supported it and what reason was given. The contribution of each member is visible, which makes group grading defensible.
Deliverables and assignments
Set assignments with a title, accepted file types and late-submission rules, and receive reports and presentations from students and teams in one place.
Announcements and events
Students see announcements and upcoming events on their home screen, and ATLAS can email them, for example to announce a kickoff session or a deadline.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see an individual student's activity?
Yes. You can open a student to see their activity, their proposals and votes and their contribution to the team.
Who sets the rules?
ATLAS sets them up with you before the start, including dates, capital, approvals and limits, and publishes them to students.
Is the dashboard in my language?
The platform is multilingual. Tell us which language your students need.
Related guides and terms
Run a challenge in your course or club
Tell us your dates, your students and your goals. ATLAS sets up the rules, the teams and the ranking, and you follow the whole class from one dashboard.
ATLAS challenges are educational simulations: they use virtual money and are not investment advice. Not investment advice. ATLAS estimates are produced by statistical models from public data; they can be wrong and past performance does not predict future results. Consider your own situation before investing. Disclaimer