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A Scene conflict occurs when a student is in 2 or more active class sessions at the same time and at least one session has a Scene applied. Because a student can only have one Scene active at any point, one teacher’s Scene takes priority over the other. By default, the most recently applied Scene takes priority.

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Scene Conflict Notification

When a conflict is detected, a Scene Conflict banner appears in your session view. The banner:
  • Names the teacher whose Scene is conflicting with yours
  • Lists the students affected by the conflict
  • Provides a Reapply Your Scene button to push your Scene back to all affected students
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Scene Status Icons

When a conflict is active, affected students’ tiles show a Scene conflict indicator. Hover over the tile to see which teacher’s Scene is currently applied to that student. In the expanded Student view, a Scene state icon shows which Scene is active for that student. Hover over the icon to see the Scene name. Scene Status Icons Scene Status Icons Scene Status Icons Scene Status Icons

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Your Scene Was Overridden

If another teacher removes your Scene or reapplies their own, you receive a Your Scene Was Overridden notification. The notification shows:
  • The name of the teacher who changed the Scene
  • The students affected
A Reapply Your Scene button is available in the notification if you need to restore your Scene.

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Common Conflict Scenarios

Scenario 1: Both teachers have Scenes applied
  1. Teacher A has a session running with a Scene applied.
  2. Teacher B starts a session with some of the same students and applies a Scene.
  3. Teacher B’s Scene takes priority because it was applied more recently.
  4. Teacher A sees the Scene Conflict banner and can click Reapply Your Scene to override.
  5. If Teacher A reapplies their Scene, Teacher B receives a “Your Scene Was Overridden” notification.
Scenario 2: One teacher has a Scene, the other does not
  1. Teacher A has a session with a Scene applied.
  2. Teacher B starts a session with some of the same students and does not apply a Scene.
  3. Teacher B sees the Scene Conflict banner showing Teacher A’s Scene.
  4. Teacher B can remove Teacher A’s Scene. If they do, Teacher A receives the “Your Scene Was Overridden” notification.

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Resources

Scenes Overview

Review how Scenes work and how the most-recently-applied rule is determined.

Create and Apply a Scene

Apply, change, or remove a Scene during a session.
Last modified on July 9, 2026