Integration

Import from ClassCards

ClassCards is a study app with flashcards and spaced repetition. This integration pulls your classes’ learning progress straight into ClassCheck — as a percent column, “ClassCards progress”. No retyping, no CSV back and forth.

Overview

The transfer runs as an import: ClassCheck fetches the data from ClassCards while you are signed in to ClassCheck. You do not “send” anything — you start the import where you already enter grades. The result is a new column of type ClassCards progress with a percent value per student.

In short: create a token in ClassCards → paste it into ClassCheck → open “ClassCards import” in the subject → choose the period → import.

Connect ClassCards (once)

Before you can import, connect your ClassCards account to ClassCheck once:

  1. In ClassCards → Settings → ClassCheck integration → “Create new token”. Copy the token shown (it is shown only once).
  2. In ClassCheck → Settings → “Connect ClassCards” → paste the token and click “Connect and test”.

The token allows read-only access to your student lists and learning progress. It is stored encrypted and can be revoked in ClassCards at any time. The connection stays in place — you set it up only once.

Run an import

  1. In ClassCheck, open the subject the grade should go into.
  2. In the toolbar at the top, click “📥 ClassCards import”.
  3. Choose the ClassCards class and the period. The period has quick buttons (for example “Last 7 days”, “Last week”) or the calendar fields. Then click “Load”.
  4. Students are matched automatically to your ClassCheck class by name. If the spelling differs, change a match in the dropdown or “skip” a row. Matches you have already confirmed are remembered.
  5. Confirm with “Import”. ClassCheck adds a new column named like “ClassCards KW…” (KW plus the calendar week) and fills in the percentages.
You can import as often as you like — for example every week. Each import adds its own column for the period you chose.

Which value is transferred?

The imported percentage is completion over the chosen period: how many of the cards that were due in that period were actually studied (counted day by day and capped at 100%). It is exactly the large percentage teachers also see in the ClassCards progress view.

So it is an effort / classwork value (was practice regular?), not the raw answer accuracy. Anyone with nothing due gets 100%.

To match the week view in ClassCards, choose “Last 7 days” in the period shortcuts — ClassCards shows a rolling 7-day window there.

Shared classes and encryption

Import works for subjects you own and for subjects where you are an accepted collaborator with edit rights — on both sides (the ClassCards class and the ClassCheck subject).

End-to-end encrypted subjects are supported too: the values are then encrypted in your browser, the same way as ordinary grading, once your vault is unlocked. For subjects that are not encrypted, the server writes the values directly.

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