— EARLY CASE STUDIES
Measure one term. Then tell the story.
No Carna case study is published yet. Here is what a first term measures, and how to be the first.
The class report: average, submitted, courses below 60% Who needs support, with the reason: not started, overdue, low score One learner, course by course: latest attempt, late or not A single class or department can start on a pilot quote
The class report a pilot school reads. Carna School London is a sample school — the classes, names and scores are demo data.
— WHAT A PILOT MEASURES
What a pilot reads, and the screen it comes from.
None of these is a promise. Each is part of Carna's own screens, drawn here as the app draws it. Agree the baseline before a pilot starts, and these are what you compare at the end of it.
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TEACHER'S HOME
Who needs help, and why
The home screen names the learners to chase and the reason beside each one — not started, overdue, or a low score — worst first. A pilot can count how that list shortens.
A teacher's home screen in Carna. Carna School London is a sample school — the learners and percentages are demo data.
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CLASS REPORT
Course by course, ranked by average
Every course the class was assigned, ranked by its average, each with its own bar — so one class average never speaks for five different courses.
The same report, further down. Carna School London is a sample school — the courses and scores are demo data.
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ONE LEARNER
One learner, in full
Open one of the learners that home screen named. Their average against the class, what they handed in, how many tries it took and what came in late, course by course. Each score is the latest attempt; nothing here is presented as a final mark.
One learner's report in Carna. Carna School London is a sample school — the learner and the scores are demo data.
— HOW A FIRST TERM RUNS
One term, a class or two, your own baseline.
This is how we suggest running a first term with a school. None of it needs an integration, and none of it promises a result.
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Before the term
Agree what you are measuring
Pick the classes, the courses and the baseline you will compare against: last term's marks, a placement you already run, or the first Carna report itself.
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Week one
The class exists in Carna
A teacher creates the class, invites the learners and assigns the first courses, with a due date and an attempt cap. Sign in with Google is live, and nothing is installed.
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Through the term
Teach, and read the report
The teacher's home screen lists who needs support and why, and the class report ranks every course by its average. The teacher follows up with whoever is behind.
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End of term
Compare with your own numbers
You have the class report, a report per learner and your baseline. If the term is worth telling, we would like to publish it with you — with your review of every line.
— WHAT IS ALREADY REAL
Built with MM Publications.
Carna is the AI platform partner of MM Publications, the ELT publisher behind the coursebooks on Carna Smartboard.
Covers from the Smartboard catalogue. Which books a school sees depends on its licence.
Carna Smartboard holds the interactive coursebooks a teacher opens on the classroom board, MM Publications’ among them.
Early case studies
Be one of the first published stories.
Tell us about your school. If a pilot fits, we will set the baseline with you and agree up front what would be published and what stays private.
Request received
Our schools team will reply within one business day with a time, and with what a first term would look like at your school.
— What we would publish
A story you read line by line.
Early case study — outline
Your school, one term with Carna
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The school, and whether it is named
From Your decision
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The baseline you agreed before the term
From Your own records
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Who needed support, and why
From Teacher's home
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Course averages, read at the start and at the end of the term
From Class report
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Late work and attempts, learner by learner
From Learner report
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What your teachers say
From Their words, approved
Nothing is published until you have signed off every line.
BOOK A DEMO
Bring one class and one term.
A demo first: the report you would be reading every week, and an honest answer on what a first term can and cannot show.