Know who is here
Coach → Attendance. Review the fictional roster and check in a sample student.
“Staff can see who is present without a separate paper list.”
BOARD DEMO · FICTIONAL SAMPLE DATA
A calmer afternoon.
A clearer plan.
Explore how After School Command Center helps staff plan activities, teach games, run a shared screen, and recognize participation.
Start here
Use the demo access code from your presenter. This opens a sample Coach account; it cannot control the real program.
Choose your experience
Presenting to the board? Follow the six stops below. Open Coach controls on your laptop and the student screen on the presentation display.
Exploring on your own? Try the three small tasks after signing in. Changes affect this shared demo only.
Sign in on each device you use. Everyone shares this demo session and TV; take turns when testing live controls. Never enter real student information.
GUIDED PRESENTATION · ABOUT 10 MINUTES
One afternoon, six stops
Give the day a plan
Open Schedule. Review the prepared afternoon and its transitions. Times are examples, not automatic instructions.
“The afternoon has a shared plan that staff can adjust.”
Teach a game visually
Activities → Launch Deck → Set up a visual game. Choose Visual slides, Manual, then Start game. On Student screen, confirm the illustrated guide appears. Use Next; show autoplay if helpful.
“Everyone can follow the same instructions while the Coach controls the pace.”
Run the activity
End the activity. Open Team Builder, create sample teams, then show the teams or use Scoreboard. Preview before publishing.
“Staff can organize a group and keep the next action visible.”
Recognize participation
Recognition → choose a fictional student → choose a category → save. Showing recognition on TV is a separate choice. Open Group Goals to see the sample shared goal.
“Recognition focuses on constructive participation and shared progress.”
Connect actions to insight
Open Insights. Explain that every record and total here is invented to demonstrate the interface.
“These screens show what staff can review; these are not measured program outcomes.”
Try it yourself
- Preview a visual game and choose manual or automatic playback.
- Create teams from the fictional students who are present.
- Recognize a fictional student, then find the saved receipt.
Lost your place? Return to this page. Nothing resets automatically while you are presenting. Ask the presenter before resetting the shared demo.