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# Monitor

## Summary

In the summary tab you can view the rating and comments that students have given to each image (if these options are enabled). 

Additionally, new images uploaded by the students will also show here.

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The **summary** tab includes the following things:

1. &#x20;The images uploaded in the gallery along with comments and an average rating.
2. &#x20;Option to hide the image.
3. Advanced settings
4. &#x20;Option to add new images.

### Analytics tab

On the analytics tab, images title along with student ratings and comments are displayed.

The teacher can also view the name of the person who added the image in the gallery under suggested by column.

### Advanced settings

The advanced settings section shows the options that are enabled or disabled by the teacher when creating the image gallery.

### Edit "Live" Activity

The **Editing “Live”** feature allows you to modify an Image gallery title and instructions while it is already in progress and accessible to students.

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="background-color:green;">**Be aware!**</mark>\
\
If you are editing an activity that is already been used by students, then students might be slightly confused as they might be viewing older information. So when editing content that is live, make sure that your students know about this.&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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