See who has started
View test and quiz activity across the enrolled class without building a separate spreadsheet.
Help students prepare with clearer information—not more guesswork
The Barbers Edge Up gives Florida barbering students structured exam practice and gives school staff one place to review activity, scores, and category needs.
If it looks useful after we talk: a free 14-day pilot for up to 10 students, with no credit card.
Class overview
Sample dashboard view
24
Tests
31
Quizzes
6
Studying
Student A82%
Student B68%
Student C44%
Illustrative student names. The live dashboard uses each school’s enrolled student activity.
See what is happening between class and exam day
The current school platform focuses on visibility and follow-through. These are capabilities available in the product today.
Spot weak categories
Use category-level performance and a class heatmap to see where students need more support.
Review each student
Open a student’s test history, quiz history, score trends, and active remediation work.
Guide study work
Post announcements and assign a study-guide category to the whole school.
Track study progress
See assignment completion derived from the student’s actual study-guide milestones.
Export and share
Download class progress as CSV and print individual student reports.
A small pilot before a larger decision
The conversation comes first so the pilot reflects your program instead of asking you to fit a generic sales process.
- 1
Talk for 15 minutes
Tell us how your program prepares students today, what takes instructor time, and where students struggle.
- 2
Choose a useful pilot
If the fit is promising, we set up free 14-day access for up to 10 students. No credit card is required.
- 3
Watch real activity
Students use the exam-preparation tools while you review participation and category performance.
- 4
Review what you learned
We discuss usage, your feedback, requested improvements, and whether continuing makes sense.
Help us understand what your school needs
A 15-minute conversation is enough to compare your current process, student needs, and what would make a pilot worth trying.
Request a conversation