# Visualise Emotions

Now Moodly has collected some Learner emotions, we can visualise them so you can be proactive in engaging with Learners.

From the side menu, select "1st Check-in" under Classroom Views.

You will be presented with a Table of all your pupils and a history of Check-in's

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Hovering over a date will show you more details of the specific check-in

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Clicking a day will show a menu to interact with the checkin of that day

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| Menu Item       | Description                                                                    |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Notes           | This will load the notes dialog and allow you to leave a note for this checkin |
| Retake Check In | This will prompt to retake the checkin on the current computer                 |
| Mark Absent     | This will make the day as absent for the learner                               |
| Reset Check In  | This will allow the learner to retake the checkin (if the day reset is today)  |

Clicking the Elipsis at the end of the row will show you a menu to interact with the learner

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| Menu Item             | Description                                                                |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Show Notes            | This option shows all the notes for a learner in the selected time period. |
| Refer Welfare Officer | This option is used to refer a learner to a designated welfare officer.    |

Congratulations! You're ready to go, the next sections of the documentation will describe the features of Moodly in more detail.


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