# Join class

### Introduction

Learning is part of a student’s journey through life which is why we go to school and attend classes, take part in activities and exams to evaluate how much we have learned while studying. 

When educators use GradeChum to create an activity, it also allows students to view their results and be given personalized feedback on that activity. But first, we must join that teacher’s class.

In this section, let's explore how to join your teacher's class in GradeChum.

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### Steps

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**Note:** You must have already created your GradeChum student account before proceeding to these next few steps.
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To join a class, follow the steps below:

1. After logging in to your GradeChum student account, you will see this interface. Click the text button labeled "**+ Join class**". You will be asked to enter the class code. 

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2. Ask your teacher for the class code, input the class code given by your teacher then click **Join class**.&#x20;

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3. Then, click on the Class card to see the activities created by your teacher.&#x20;

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4. Finally, after clicking the class you will see the activities that your teacher has released and are yet to give to the class.&#x20;

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And that’s how you join a class in GradeChum! Next, let’s explore how to answer the activities given by the teacher.


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