You can now work with other teachers in your school or district to easily manage and assign Accommodations to students. Once a teacher shares access with you, you’ll be able to:
Set up or edit Accommodations for their students
Share your own Accommodations dashboard with them
Sync updates so changes appear across all shared dashboards
Note:
- To work together, a teacher must first share access with you by adding your email
- You both need to be part of the same organization (same email domain)
- Once shared, you can edit each other’s Accommodations and sync updates across your dashboards
To share access to your dashboard with another teacher:
Click on the 'Share access' button
Enter the email address(es) of the teacher(s) you want to invite
- Check the box for 'I consent to sharing my students' data with these teacher(s)'
- Click on 'Share'. Now, they will be able to assign Accommodations to your students

To view the dashboards of teachers who have granted you access:
- Click on the teacher's profile for whom you're setting Accommodations. You'll find the list on the left side of your screen.
- Assign Accommodations following the steps above
- Click on 'Save changes'

To apply and sync these Accommodations across the dashboards shared with you:
- Click on 'Sync across teachers'
- Select the teacher(s) whose dashboard(s) you want to sync with the Accommodation changes you've made
- Click on 'Apply'

Who benefits from this
Shared access is especially useful for teams who manage the same students across multiple classrooms. Co-teachers can coordinate accommodations without switching accounts, special education staff can update settings on behalf of general education teachers, and grade-level teams can maintain consistent accommodations across all sections. Once access is shared, both teachers can edit each other's accommodations, making collaboration seamless.
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