Question 1

Check Individual Progress: Student Profile

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Check Individual Progress: Student Profile

Every student has their own learning journey, and Redmenta’s Student Profile gives you a complete picture of it in one place. Beyond grades or scores, the profile combines competencies, progress trends, and personal interests, so you can see both what the student has learned and how they are developing over time.

Open a Student Profile

Click on a student’s name.

Select Profile to open the detailed view of their learning jouney.

Key Sections in the Student Profile

1. Interests

At the very top, you’ll see the student’s interests. These are collected and saved by Redmenta’s AI to help create activities that connect learning with what excites the student most. For example, if a student loves football or music, practice tasks can be generated around those themes while still meeting curriculum standards. This helps make learning more engaging and personal.

2. Trends and Statistics

Beneath the interests, you’ll find AI-generated trend cards that summarize the student’s overall learning journey:

Strengths: areas where the student consistently performs well.
**Challeng

Question 2

Competency Tracking in Redmenta

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Redmenta is the AI-powered education platform that helps teachers turn data into action. Instead of focusing only on grades and percentages, Redmenta uses competencies (learning outcomes) to give a deeper picture of student learning. This shows not just the outcomes, but also the exact skills and knowledge areas where students need extra support. With competency tracking, you can:

Create worksheets aligned to learning outcomes.
Let AI evaluate whether outcomes were achieved.
Track progress for individual students and groups over time.

Competency-Aligned Worksheets When creating a worksheet, you can link each activity to competencies. These are curriculum-based (e.g., national, school or custom standards). This ensures that every task contributes to a meaningful picture of student learning.

AI Evaluation: Competencies — Step-by-Step

Run AI evaluation

Open Evaluate in the left menu.
(Optional) If auto-evaluation is off, start AI evaluation for this worksheet from the Evaluate menu.

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Question 3

How much do the Redmenta subscriptions cost?

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Get informed about the prices of Redmenta subscription packages! Here we have collected all important information and links for you.

The Redmenta subscription is available in different packages and for different periods, which factors also affect the price. From the list below, you can find out what aspects the subscription price depends on:

type of subscription (annual or monthly),
type of use (school or business),
the number of members in the subscription.

You can find out more about the prices on the links below:
https://redmenta.com/en/pricing?seats=1&aiSeats=1&isBusiness=0&isAnnual=1&isAi=0

It is important that we work with different prices for business subscribers. Here you can reach the customer page of the business subscription, where you can make preliminary calculations by clicking the Start trial button:
https://redmenta.com/en/pricing?seats=1&isBusiness=1&isAnnual=0

If you need a quote, write to sales@redmenta.com. In your letter, address the type of subscription (monthly or annual), the type of use (business or school) and the exact number of instructors/pedagogues included in the subscription!

Question 4

What is the My students menu good for?

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Create groups on Redmenta! In this short summary, you can find out how to create a group and what settings are included here.

The My students menu is where you create groups and manage their settings. For example, you can create a group for a class or for a certain learning community. It is important to note that you can only add members to a group if they are already registered, i.e. have a Redmenta account. You can access the My students menu from the menu bar on the left side of the page.

To create a group, click on the Create new group button and then enter the group name.

Use the Add Group button to create the group and click on the card of the newly created group to make further settings.

If you click on a group, you can access the group settings. Here, you can find:

the automatically generated Jumper Code of the group (cannot be modified),
the members of the group (and the corresponding entry field),
and the group leaders (and the corresponding entry field).

Here you can add members of the group, but by s

Question 5

What are the Heading, Lead and Body Text elements?

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Structure your worksheets and use clearly separated titles and descriptions.

The Heading is used to give the title of the lesson or chapter, and the Body Text is used to describe the lesson/chapter briefly.

Header - Enter the title of the chapter here.
Body Text - the description can be used to summarize what you need to know about the topic. In addition to a brief description, you can also write, for example, the homework here (BUT do not write the detailed textual content or curriculum-related information here; for that, you will need the 'Content Box' element).
Lead - This is the part of the text that stands out to emphasize key information.

Question 6

How to edit a scale task type? Is there a scaling task on Redmenta?

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Wondering how to create a scaling task on Redmenta? Find out here, how to edit!

A type of question often used in surveys is the so-called scale. Although Redmenta is primarily intended for editing and compilating worksheets, it is also suitable for making simple surveys. This may raise the need for a scaling task, but at the moment this task type is not available on Redmenta.

Why?

The scaling task can be easily replaced by a currently available task type, which is the multiple-choice task. The editing of this task is also very simple, whether it is used in the classic form or edited as a scaling task.

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Below, we have broken down the process of creating a scaling task. See the editing process step by step:

1) Select the multiple choice task type and provide the instructions. If the scale items are numbers, remember to include in the instructions what the endpoints of the scale represent (e.g. How typical the following statement is: I like going to the cinema. 1 indicates "not at all typical" and 5 indicates "very typical").

2) For each answer, give the scale items. The items can be textual (e.g. never, sometimes, often, always) or you can indicate them with numbers (e.g. 1,2,3,4,5).

3) It is important that the elements of the scale come in a fixed order. If you don't want the answers to be mixed up, uncheck the b

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