Teacher Dashboard Features and Functions

This video tutorial guides teachers on how to find and assign content for ELA and Math using the teacher's dashboard. It covers navigating the dashboard, selecting grade-level content, and understanding different types of assignments like skill boosts, learning goals, lessons, and games. The video also explains how to assign these to students, set start and end dates, and track assignments. It concludes with a preview of the next video on tracking assignments and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• How to grade student assignments

• How to create a new class

• How to set up a teacher's dashboard

• How to find and assign content for ELA and Math

Where do you start when you log into the teacher's dashboard?

• Home section

• Find Content tab

• Assignments tab

• Reports section

What can you do in the 'Find Content' tab?

• Edit student profiles

• Create new assignments

• View student grades

• Select content for different classes

How can you narrow down content in the 'Find Content' tab?

• By choosing a grade level and domain

• By selecting a specific student

• By filtering by assignment type

• By setting a due date

What are the four types of assignments available?

• Quizzes, Tests, Projects, Presentations

• Skill Boosts, Learning Goals, Lessons, Games

• Essays, Discussions, Labs, Field Trips

• Homework, Classwork, Exams, Reports

What is the primary purpose of Skill Boosts?

• To assign group activities

• To give comprehensive exams

• To offer short exercises targeting specific skills

• To provide long-term projects

How are Learning Goals different from Skill Boosts?

• They are shorter and less detailed

• They are personalized and adaptive

• They focus on group work

• They are only for ELA

What feature do Learning Goals include to help students?

• Peer reviews

• Live chat support

• Video tutorials

• Scaffolded hints

What happens if a student struggles with a Learning Goal?

• They receive a lower grade

• They are assigned a lesson automatically

• They are removed from the class

• They are given extra homework

What is the main focus of the Games in the assignments?

• Creativity

• Fluency

• Collaboration

• Critical thinking