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Purple Mash is an award-winning cross curricular website for primary school children, enabling them to explore and enhance their knowledge in a fun and creative way. Hosted online and compatible with…
Updated 7 months ago by Matt Besant
To find out how to set up a Collaborative Database using 2Investigate in Purple Mash, please see the video demonstration below:. Pupils will need access to the shared class folder to use a collaborat…
Updated 1 year ago by Matt Besant
If you find that your class lists are not appearing when using the Quick login link you may need to update your schools E-Safety settings. Only admin users will be able to edit the schools E-Safety S…
Updated 1 month ago by Emily Mahony
There is now a Purple Mash Browser app available for Apple & Android devices in the Apple App store , and the Google Play store. Please search for Purple Mash Browser to download the app. Purple Mash…
Updated 2 years ago by Matt Besant
Presently, Purple Mash does not employ any digital filters on offensive language or images. There are a variety of reasons for this, but most come down to a matter of accuracy. For instance, some fil…
Updated 6 years ago by Mark Welham
In terms of Ofsted, our Scheme of Work provides coverage, and is broad enough to meet the three required areas: Computer Science, Information Technology and Digital Literacy. The overview documents f…
The app can be downloaded for smartphones, however we can not guarantee that the applications within Purple Mash will display correctly due to the size of the screen. We recommend for extended use to…
Head to the Settings area in Purple Mash (click on your name, then expand the admin settings):. Click on the Application Settings tab:. From the left hand menu, select the Class or Group you would li…
Updated 5 months ago by Matt Besant
The easiest and best way to reach us is to email us at support@2simple.com. Please include as much information as you can to help us quickly assist you. Key information to consider including is: Your…
To allow pupils to view and comment on other pupils blogs, please follow the steps below for each blog: Go to the Sharing tab, select Shared Blogs , then select the admin icon on the right hand side:…
Please see the video below for guidance on adding images to Publishing templates:.. If you have any questions - contact us support@2simple.com
As an enhanced security measure, teachers will now enable the Quick Login link in Purple Mash for a short period of time to allow pupils to login. When the Quick Login link isn't switched on users wi…
If you are a School Admin on Purple Mash and can not see the work or assignments of individual pupils, one reason may be that you, as an Admin, are not assigned to the relevant classes of those pupil…
To fix this, you must add your classes to their year groups. Once you are logged into Manage users, on the left side click on Classes. Here you will be able to see all your class names. If you double…
The “ Purple Chip ” app in conjunction with “ 2Code Purple Chip Mode ” is a way of controlling an external physical device and its components from code that is written and run from within Purple Mash…
If you are logged into Purple Mash as a member of Staff, you can find the Privacy Policy, the Terms and Conditions, and other helpful information in the 'Teachers' section, under the 'Other' tab. If…
Updated 3 years ago by Matt Besant
User guides for Purple Mash can be found in the teacher's section, however you can also find a link to each of these user guides in this article. If you cannot find what you are looking for below, se…
It is an incredible story. According to one long-time employee... We wanted something flexible enough to not really nail us down to a limited definition of what it was, and memorable enough to become…
Updated 6 years ago by Sam Barnett
If you find that when pupils log in they are redirected to Mini Mash rather than Purple Mash, it is likely that the Mini Mash Settings are directing these pupils to Mini Mash. Please follow the steps…
Updated 3 months ago by Matt Besant
Once work has been pushed to the display board, and approved by the teacher, the display board will be visible to pupils. Pupils are unable to view a display board that is empty. If pupils still are…
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