Behind is a list, not a feeling.
Collect every outstanding assignment from every platform first, then order them by how much each one moves your course grade rather than by due date. A large missing assignment usually outranks several small ones due sooner, which is the opposite of how a deadline list reads.
The worst part of falling behind is not knowing how far. Assignments are spread across portals, some are late, some are nearly due, and none of them tell you which one matters. One scan turns that into a ranked list.
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One scan, every connected class
Catch Me Up reads each platform you have connected and collects what is missing, what is due next and what is already turned in. It runs across all of your classes at once instead of one portal at a time.
Ranked by what it does to your grade
Every open assignment carries its projected effect on the course grade, so the queue starts with the one worth doing first. A large missing assignment outranks three small ones due tomorrow, which is usually the opposite of how a due-date list reads.
- What is missing, and how much it is costing you
- What is due next, in the order it is worth doing
- What is already turned in, so you can stop worrying about it
Then start on it
With an access key a draft comes back written in your own writing style, checked for originality, and waits in your queue. You read it and decide whether it gets submitted. Nothing goes to a teacher without you saying so.
The list itself is free
Finding the work, seeing the grades and asking ARIA about any of it needs an account and no key. A key is for the drafting and the study tools.
Questions
How does it find assignments I forgot about?
It reads the same list your teachers post, from every platform you have connected, rather than relying on you to have written anything down. Work that never made it into a planner still shows up.
What does "ranked by grade impact" mean?
Each open assignment carries its projected effect on the course grade, based on its weight and what is already recorded. The queue sorts by that, so the first item is the one that moves the number most rather than the one due soonest.
Can it turn work in for me?
It can deliver to the platforms that support it, after you have read the draft and approved it. Reviewing the work before it is submitted is a condition of using SchoolOps.
Do I need to pay to see what I am missing?
No. Finding the work, the grades, the calendar and ARIA chat are free with an account. An access key is for drafting and the study tools.
Start with your own classes
Connect a platform and see your real assignments, grades and calendar. That part is free.
Find what you are missing