With ClassDojo Reactions, there's no need to send a new chat to let someone know you've seen their message. Send a quick thumbs-up to a scheduling change, heart a sweet photo, or laugh at a funny anecdote with just a few taps.
Teachers and parents can send message reactions on the app or website to acknowledge updates on the go. Here's how to use this feature.
On the website
- Log into your account and open the message you would like to react to
Click the smiley face icon to open the reaction menu
- Select the reaction you would like to send
- Note: Users can send more than one reaction to the same message. For more information on removing a reaction, see the FAQs at the end of this article
- Your reaction will appear on the message for all chat recipients to see
On the app
- Open the app and locate the message you would like to react to
- Tap and hold the message until the reaction menu pops up
- Select the reaction you would like to send
- Note: Users can send more than one reaction to the same message. For more information on removing a reaction, see the FAQs at the end of this article
- Your reaction will appear on the message for all chat recipients to see
FAQs:
Who can see my reaction?
- Any user who is included in the thread will be able to see your reaction. If this is a group thread, Class Chat, or Announcement, all other users connected to the same thread will see your reactions.
I accidentally sent the wrong reaction. How can I undo this?
- To remove your reaction, just open the "Reactions" panel to view all reactions. You can use the "X" beside any reactions you have sent to remove them.
Will I be notified about reactions to my message?
That's up to you! You can decide whether or not to receive push notifications about new reactions from the "Notification settings" section of your account settings.
To turn adjust push notifications about new reactions, open your account settings and select "Notification settings." From there, open "Push notification preferences" and toggle "New reactions" on or off. Here is what that looks like: