She's part of the class
When a student levels up, Umi throws a little party and dances. A rank-up gets a bigger dance, and a beaten boss gets a victory dance, a different one each time. She waits until the screen is clear, so she never covers a level-up or a boss screen, and if a few things happen at once she plays the biggest one.
The small moments get a reaction too. Take away more than five points at once and she gets scared. Give the same child points twice in a row and she laughs. She shivers when you freeze a student, waves hello to a new one, and waves goodbye with a tear when one leaves. A Penalty Shield that blocks a bad mark makes her proud, and Rising Tide sends a wave right over her.
Leave her alone for a few minutes and she gets bored, then sleepy, and falls asleep. Tap her and she wakes up.
Ask her to run the board
Tell her what you need, like "start a Boss Hunt for three days". If something is missing, she asks for it with buttons in her bubble, one question at a time, and then starts it.
She starts a Boss Hunt, a race, Squad Legends, a Challenge or a Versus fight. Besides the games, she spins the wheel, rolls the dice, makes groups, runs the timer, writes a note about a child and tells you who hasn't had a point this week.
Talk to her out loud
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Hold Space
On the class screen, hold down the Space bar. Umi opens and starts listening. You can also tap the microphone in her bubble.
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Say what you need
For example "give two points to everyone who is here". Your words appear in her bubble while you speak.
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Let go
When you let go of Space, Umi gets the request.
She listens in the language your Learnify is set to, in Chrome, Edge and Safari. Firefox has no speech recognition, so there you type to her.
What waits for your tap
Giving points, marking attendance and adding a student happen straight away, and Umi leaves a note in her bubble for each one. The bigger things wait for you: moving students to another class, resetting or deleting anything, finishing a race or Squad Legends, and calling off a Boss Hunt.
Can I switch her off?
Yes: in the gear menu, open Display and turn off Umi assistant. The setting is kept on that device.


