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Taz

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Mar 6, 2026, 12:17:54 PM (5 days ago) Mar 6
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Hello.
We created a couple of projects with ML4K for the schools we work with. In most of those schools, teachers have several groups, sometimes in more than one grade, and some of them have been having problems with the student quota.
Reading the documentation, I understood that each class had the 31 person limit, and that there was no specified limit to the number of classes a teacher can add.
But reading through these conversations, I understand now that the person limit is throughout all classes.
Since our teachers expect us to solve this type of problems for them, what would be the best way to help them increase the student quota?
I appreciate in advance your help and would like to congratulate and thank you for the amazing work and effort you put into ML4K. It's really a great educational platform.

Regards.

Taz

Dale Lane

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Mar 6, 2026, 12:20:19 PM (5 days ago) Mar 6
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30 is simply the default limit. 

Teachers just need to ask (either here or by emailing me) if they would like this limit increased for their account.

Kind regards

D

Taz

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Mar 6, 2026, 1:36:10 PM (5 days ago) Mar 6
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Thanks for the fast reply. Would it be acceptable if I mediated this for our teachers and pass along their e-mail addresses as they reach the limit?

Cheers.

Taz

Dale Lane

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Mar 6, 2026, 1:39:41 PM (5 days ago) Mar 6
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In the interest of keeping things simple for me, I only make changes to someone's account when I'm communicating with the owner of the account - as verified by matching the email address of the account with the email address I'm in contact with. 

Otherwise, I'd have to invent some way to keep track of which account owners are happy for which third-parties to ask for changes to their account - and I'm reluctant to get into that, sorry.

Kind regards

D

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