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Use Case: As a parent of two children who are taking the same classes at the same time, within the browser application, I need the ability to sort and filter a list of assignments for all of my children and all of their classes so that I can answer any combination of the following questions: What assignments are incomplete? What assignments are late? Which child(ren) were those assigned to? (so I can tell which child when they both have the same class/assignment) Which assignments were sent back by teachers (have a note asking for resubmission)? Which assignments are due in the next week? (so I can help them pace) Which assignments did my children struggle in? (so I can help them or get them help - KPI <red/yellow/green> colors would be great if I could set the ranges appropriate for each child) Which assignments have been submitted? (too many clicks to find this out) Which assignments have been graded?  How many points are ungraded (when teachers are slow to grade, my kids get anxiety because their grades appear as abnormally low and some assignments are partially graded and waiting for some responses to be reviewed by teacher) What grade did the assignment receive? What items have changed since my last login? Which class was the assignment for? (the names of assignments are often cryptic What is the due date? (so I can help them prioritize) What is the target date (not sure there is such a thing, but due dates in our district are set to every Tuesday which isn't helpful for pacing the work across a week, so teachers have started putting a target date or day of the week in the title of the assignment)? Which modules have my children viewed? (so I know what classes to ask about) Which modules have my children not viewed? (they are starting to skip the reading and do the assignments without learning the material because that's what I can tell they haven't completed) How many assignments do they have for each class each week? (so I can help them gauge their workload and pace) Happy to work with your UX team / beta test and provide feedback.  Currently, I find I have to do some things on the browser and some on the app but every task is a lot of clicks - time I'd rather spend working directly with my kids rather than trying to figure out what I need to work with them on. Thank you for your consideration! PS @dawnyorke333 - wow!  Nice work!  You caught a lot of stuff there.  Love your design sketches.  Hadn't thought about being able to comment back to the teachers.  Totally agree with your comment that the browser and app versions should have same features.  Some will be hard to fit on a phone screen. Please consider upvoting by clicking the stars at the top under the initial request and post on social media to get some more votes behind this! ... View more

@Jmack_smith , @DMcG , @carki79 , @peggycrofut Please consider voting by clicking the stars under the original post to draw more attention ... and share with other parents over social media so they can find and vote this up! ... View more