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# Monitor

## Summary

Monitoring view allows the teacher to view learners' responses and gives the teacher the opportunity to mark the student's responses. 

![Spreadsheet summary view monitor tab](/files/OwPJ0rpxcbNTCJRyH1dd)

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

1. List of students who submit responses.
2. Option to mark the student response.
3. Option to **view all marks.**
4. Option to **release marks.**
5. Option to **download marks.**
6. Option to **refresh** for updates.

### Marking responses

Teacher can mark the student responses by clicking on mark button.

![Spreadsheet marking student responses](/files/OdgrUrj7IKdCjsxI16ud)

Teacher can evaluate the student's spreadsheet and assign a mark. Moreover, the teacher can add comments to clarify concepts with the student.

### Advanced settings

![Spreadsheet monitor tab advanced settings](/files/tJxKXjiKjMa6hQubNRHb)

The advanced settings section shows the options that are enabled or disabled by the teacher when creating a spreadsheet

## Edit Activity

The edit activity tab displays the following basic content for the spreadsheet.

The teacher has the option to edit the created spreadsheet.

![Spreadsheet edit activity](/files/t4St2Wn0Cpk02nfwhuID)

## Analytics

Analytics tab displays the marked spreadsheet count along with the unmarked spreadsheet count. Moreover, it shows the total spreadsheet count.

![Spreadsheet analytics tab](/files/K10ivd4wMU61ju1XImBk)


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