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New Digital Activities

Updated

NOTE: This article applies to > Classroom Teacher Accounts

For the 2026/2027 school year we have fully transitioned the Foundations in Personal Finance (4th edition) and Foundations in Economics curriculum to use online digital activities. 

That means when you go into the Class Content now, and click on one of the activity pages, you will see the digital activity designed for your students to complete fully online. There is a toggle at the top for you to view the activity in Teacher View which has instructions for you and displays the answers. The Student View does not have that. 

We have also removed the PDF versions of the activities from the Teacher Resources. 

These changes will allow us to continue to provide dynamic content to students, more easily make adjustments to activities as needed, and will improve the grading experience for teachers.

  • All activities will now be able to be completed fully online
  • Students can save their work as a draft before submitting
  • Students will no longer need to save and manually turn in PDF versions of the activities.
  • Answers are visible in the gradebook with auto-scoring using credit for completion. 

Grading Digital Activities

When submitted by the students the digital activities will appear in your teacher's gradebook as a pending grade of 100%. Each activity is worth 25 points in calculating their overall course grade. Teachers are able to review the students' work, edit their score as needed based on their responses, and return the grade to the students.
 

Printing Digital Activities

If you need a printed version there is a print button in the upper right of the page. The print button utilizes your browser's built-in print-page feature. 

Some teachers are seeing the webpage address and timestamp on the page. That's actually the browser's own print header/footer setting, not something we control from Ramsey Classroom. Teachers can turn it off in a few clicks.

Chrome / Edge (most common on school Chromebooks):

  1. Print (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P)
  2. Click "More settings"
  3. Uncheck "Headers and footers"

Firefox:

  1. Print (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P)
  2. Click "More settings"
  3. Set "Headers and footers" to blank/off 

Make sure you are in in "Student View" mode if you want a clean printout, or "Teacher View" if you need an answer key.

 

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