Issue with Schoolwork

Hello all!

Just wondering if anyone is using Schoolwork and having deleting issues. I have about 120 students within 6 classes. I create notes in Numbers and give them to the students through Schoolwork. I have had about half of the students, between the first set of notes and the second set of notes, have their notes deleted completely. I grade these notes, so it is frustrating when they have been working and have not work to show. Does anyone have any insight?

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October 11, 2023

I am also interested to see if anyone else is having this issue. We really want to lean into Schoolwork, but there are still a few kinks that pop up.

February 16, 2024

We are having issues with schoowork. For example, I have a teacher who all her classes are working except one. She can see the students, but non of the students can see what she has posted. Why would it be just one class?


February 20, 2024

Yes! A class did a newspaper report on Pages via Schoolwork. Most of the class's work has been deleted from their template even though Schoolwork shows a word count on the pupil's work so I can see that work was completed and it was submitted.

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February 20, 2024

Do you all happen to know what version of iOS you all are using? We seem to be having issues with iOS 17.3 and Schoolwork. Similar problems as what has already been posted.

February 20, 2024

Not that this is an answer, but I have had the same issue before. Sometimes if students are using the drawing feature (to handwrite) their notes, and they don't click done before exiting out of the document, the handwriting doesn't save.

Hope this helps!

May 22, 2024

Are you drawing on a PDF? What file type are you sharing with students that you see markup loss?

Maximum file size: 400MB

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