# Web application

### Steps

To check how your students are doing in the **web application items** in the activity you started in CodeChum, here is what you can do:

1. Go to your class' Activities tab and look for your currently ongoing activities that are under **In Progress**. 

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2. Click on the activity card that you wish to view. This will open a modal showing more information about the activity.

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3. To view your students' ranks, overall scores, total time, cheating likelihood, and activity status, go to the **Takers** tab.

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4. To view a specific students' solution, click on any of the **student card** in the **Takers** tab. This should show a popup window displaying all activity items, score for each item in the activity, as well as their total score and total time.&#x20;

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5. To view their answer to that item, click a specific item under the Activity Items on the left. This will open the **Source Code** tab on the right by default, which shows their current code solution.

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6. To check for their scores in each test case for that item, open the **Test Cases** tab on the right.

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7. To check for their previous code submissions for the item, open the **Executions** tab on the right.

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And that's how you can **monitor your students in an activity**! Once done, it's time to export your students' grades for this activity.


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