Sessional
Groups should know why they exist.
Create classroom groups tied to a specific task so every student sees their group, members, instructions and expected output.
Short answer: Sessional creates groups for a specific classroom activity, not as isolated random lists. Every student sees their group, members, task and expected output, while professors can reshuffle and retain prior grouping history.
Task-linked groups
Every grouping has an activity name, task and optional expected output.
Student-side clarity
Students see “You’re in Group X” together with the exact instructions.
Reshuffle with history
A professor can reshuffle live without losing the previous assignment snapshot.
Questions people ask
Can a professor choose group size?
Yes.
Can students who join late be handled?
Yes. Late membership is visible and can be addressed by the professor rather than silently disappearing.
Does reshuffling overwrite history?
No. Previous grouping snapshots are retained.
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