“Acces information anytime, anywhere”
“Use your digital ID with scannable QR code”
“View points and other data”
“Check in yourself to events”
“View and redeem points for rewards”
A closer look at the screenshots
A black background isolates the framed dashboard.
A student portrait appears beside a QR code.
Points and star graphics anchor the student dashboard.
An event example appears in the self-check-in flow.
Named reward items populate the redemption screen.
About this app
Access 5-Star Students data on your iPhone or iPad device! View your own points, rewards, activities, events, and access available surveys and voting polls. Plus, receive school news and notifications. Use your digital ID to check into events or even check in yourself, based on location or code, if available from your school.
Headlines in this set
5 screenshots · 5 with a headline
“Acces information anytime, anywhere”
Acces is misspelt, and anytime, anywhere adds a broad access claim.
“Use your digital ID with scannable QR code”
Scannable QR code specifies the digital-ID mechanism.
“View points and other data”
Points names a specific metric, while other data remains broad.
“Check in yourself to events”
Yourself makes student-controlled event check-in explicit.
“View and redeem points for rewards”
View and redeem describes checking the balance and using it.
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