Overview
Grouper class pages have three views:
List
Grouping
Seating
Each view supports a different part of the same workflow. This article explains where to find the view selector and what each view is for.
For class and roster operations (add/remove/sync/combine/archive), see the Class management support article.
Where to find the view selector
Desktop
On desktop, use the View as control near the top of the class page.
Click List, Grouping, or Seating to switch views.
Mobile
On mobile and smaller screens, use the view changer button in the center of the top toolbar to switch views.
The button shows the current view's icon. Click it to open the dropdown menu, where the view names (List, Grouping, and Seating) are shown.
What each view does
List
Use List to manage roster and student data in a table format.
Common uses:
Add or edit students.
Create or edit student attributes.
Assign or update student attribute values.
Grouping
Use Grouping to create and manage groupings.
Common uses:
Automatically create groups by group size or number of groups.
Automatically assign students to groups based on their attribute values.
Shuffle and rotate groups.
Drag and drop students between groups.
Seating
Use Seating for seating-chart style classroom layout and student placement.
Common uses:
Design the room layout.
Randomly place students in seats.
Automatically place students in seats using student attributes or assigned groups.
Manually place and move students.
Note: Seating is a PRO feature, available to PRO subscribers and PRO trial users.
For full Seating details, see the Seating basics support article.
Choosing the right view
Start in List when your roster or student data needs updates.
Use Grouping when your goal is instructional grouping.
Use Seating when your goal is seat layout and seat assignment.
Quick FAQ
"Which view should I use first in a new class?"
Most teachers start in List to create or confirm the student roster and add data that is useful for grouping, then move to Grouping or Seating based on lesson goals.
"Do these views use different student data?"
No. The views are different interfaces for working with the same class and students.