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What features does the desktop menu have?
Learn about the desktop menu. Create worksheets, folders, and create assessments and self-directed learning materials with AI assistance.
When you log in, the first interface you see on Redmenta is the desktop. This is basically your landing page, where you will see the content you have created on Redmenta and the assignment pages you have been shared with.
When you log in, the first interface you see on Redmenta is the desktop. This is basically your landing page, where you will see the content you have created on Redmenta and the assignment pages you have been shared with.
What can I see on my desktop?
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Folder
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Course (Coming soon)
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Worksheets edited directly
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AI-generated worksheets
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Content shared with you (e.g. worksheets, courses)
If you’re new to Redmenta, your feed will probably be empty. But as you create new worksheets and courses, copy from your catalog, and create folders, this section will soon be filled with content, creating a colorful and unique Redmenta feed. It’ll be filled with interesting assignments and digital lessons. If you’re a student on Redmenta, most of your feed will be filled with worksheets shared by your teachers.
What do you use your desktop for?
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You can start editing worksheets, folders, and courses. Click the Create button at the top of the desktop and select the item you want to edit (e.g. folder, worksheet). If you want to create content with AI, click the AI Assistant button.
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You can filter the content that appears on your desktop. You can start filtering by the type of content that appears in your feed, such as worksheets, folders, or courses.
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You can sort the content items that appear in your feed. There are several sorting options:
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Sort by most recently used (e.g. last edited, last completed) (Newest first)
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Alphabetical order of content titles (alphabetical order)
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Alphabetical order of editor names (by owner)
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Sort by creation date (Sort by creation date)
If you want to see it more conveniently and clearly, you can also change the order of the folders here. In this case, the folder will be placed at the top. To do this, check the 'Folder first' option in Sort.
How are the worksheet cards structured?
On the desktop, content items appear as cards, providing a variety of important information, such as the worksheet's sharing settings and completion status.
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Each card displays the title and description of the worksheet (or course).
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Optionally, you can add a cover image to your cards to make your feed more colorful and clear.
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The editor's initials appear in the upper left corner of the card.
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The top right corner of the card shows the sharing settings, how many people have completed it, and how many have been approved (a check mark will appear next to the number of completions when all completions have been approved). It looks different in the student view, and shows the percentage of assignment completion.
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The card has buttons like Preview, Create, and Results. These buttons will appear differently depending on whether you are an editor or creator of the worksheet.
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If you are an editor, you will see a Preview button, which will take you to the edit page of the worksheet.
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If you are the author, the Author button will appear and take you to the Author page of the worksheet.
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The author can also see the Results button, which takes them to the Results page for the completed worksheet.
This button also displays the due date for completing the worksheet.
This button also displays the due date for completing the worksheet.
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Other buttons are located at the bottom of each card. Clicking on them will display all the menus and settings related to the worksheet. The first four items represent various menu items, so you can switch between the editing interface, the settings menu, and the creation and results pages. Additional action buttons are also displayed here, allowing you to:
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Organize worksheets into folders or move them to another folder
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Duplicate (make a copy)
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Print
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Upload to catalog
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Delete
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Copy Jumper Code
These actions can also be found in the Settings menu of the worksheet, but this list provides shortcuts so you don't have to navigate to a separate page when you want to delete a worksheet, for example.
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