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Creating a-state-correlation-curriclum-reportSusan JenkinsThe State Correlation Curriculum Report allows teachers to align Kentucky's curriculum with activities in Compass Learning. Teachers can generate a report by selecting a state, subject, and grade level, which will provide a list of activity numbers linked directly to relevant Compass Learning activities and quizzes. The report can be printed as a PDF.
Compass learning odyssey_parent_presentation
Compass learning odyssey_parent_presentationSusan JenkinsPresentation made to parents regarding the implementation of Compass Learning Odyssey.
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Assignment archive
Assignment archiveSusan JenkinsThe Assignment Archive allows users to edit, delete, or make copies of assignments they have previously created. To access it, click Assignments then Assignment Archive in the toolbar. Users can search for assignments, delete them, or open a copy to edit the tasks and activities. When editing a copy, users can change settings like the title or task order before completing the updated assignment.
Compassteachericonkey
CompassteachericonkeySusan JenkinsIcon Key for Teachers in Compass Learning Odyssey.
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Creating a-curriculum-report
Creating a-curriculum-reportSusan JenkinsThe document provides instructions for creating curriculum reports in Compass Learning that align Kentucky curriculum standards with available Compass Learning content. Users can generate reports that list specific learning activities, questions within activities, or questions within chapters that correlate to a selected subject, grade level, chapter, and lesson. The reports make it easy to find appropriate Compass Learning activities and questions to use for lessons, tests, or exit slips.
Compasscheatsheet
CompasscheatsheetSusan JenkinsAll in one getting started sheet for Compass Odyssey.
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Activity icon-key
Activity icon-keySusan JenkinsIcon Key
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Creating student-progress-reports
Creating student-progress-reportsSusan JenkinsA guide to generating Student Progress Report in Compass Learning Odyssey.
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Odysseytraining
OdysseytrainingSusan JenkinsA guide to setting up classes in Compass Learning.
Bullitt County Public Schools
http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology
Cps clickers ky_ste11
Cps clickers ky_ste11Susan JenkinsGuide for use of eInstruction CPS software for quick start. This was used in "Why Raise a Hand When You Can Click a Button" Session for KySTE 2011 by: Christie Turbeville & Susan Jenkins. Quick Start Guide by: Keith Frank - Proven Learning
Kyste2011 clickers
Kyste2011 clickersSusan JenkinsThe document is an instructional technology presentation that discusses various educational technology tools including Study Island, Compass Learning, History Alive, and Verbal Mode interactive whiteboard lessons. It provides contact information for representatives from Proven Learning and Study Island who can provide more information about the products. The presentation encourages using technology like Verbal Mode to check understanding during lessons in an interactive way.
Bullitt county public_schools_bullitt_blogs
Bullitt county public_schools_bullitt_blogsSusan JenkinsThe document discusses Bullitt County Public Schools moving their blogging capabilities to WordPress to allow teachers, administrators, and staff throughout the district to have their own blogs on a centralized system. WordPress MU allows for multiple blogs to exist within one installation and be administered from a single dashboard. The district has provided training and resources to help teachers set up and utilize blogs for communicating with parents and students by posting things like lesson plans, newsletters, and contact information.
Technology bcps
Technology bcpsSusan JenkinsBelow is a presentation that my co-workers and I have used to showcase our Technology offerings in our district. We have used this on our TIS website, with parents, and also as a PR tool for various community showcases. This shows many of the technology opportunities available to our students.
Smartswat2010 gamesandtoys
Smartswat2010 gamesandtoysSusan JenkinsThis the presentation called "SMART Swatting" that my co-worker and I presented at the Kentucky Free Tech conference on May 26-27, 2010. It was originally made in SMART Notebook and coverted here to PDF. These are templates encouraging you to use koosh balls, nerf balls, and nerf dart guns to activate engaging review games on the SMART Board. The Notebook file can be downloaded by visiting this site: http://ww2.bullittschools.org/technology/?page_id=30
Kyste Clickers Jenk Turb
Kyste Clickers Jenk TurbSusan JenkinsThe document appears to be a slide presentation about educational technology products and services from eInstruction and Study Island. It includes contact information for representatives from eInstruction and Study Island, as well as descriptions of the types of products and services they offer such as interactive whiteboard lessons, common assessments, student-paced assessments, and tools for verbal questioning of students.
Creating a-state-correlation-curriclum-report
Creating a-state-correlation-curriclum-reportSusan Jenkins
Compass learning odyssey_parent_presentation
Compass learning odyssey_parent_presentationSusan Jenkins
Kindergarten and-1st-grade-teachers-assignment-builder
- 1. Compass Learning for Kindergarten and 1st Grade Teachers: 1. NOTE: If you choose not to make assignments by what you are teaching, you can do the following to create a long list of assignments so the students will have things assigned rather than an overall curriculum when they login. 2. Login to Compass with your Teacher Account 3. Click on Assignments > Assignment Builder > Click on COMMON CORE 4. Choose your Subject Area, your Level (K or 1) and then a list will come up (see below). If you would rather assign folders of activities, click the folders in the middle column. Checkmark as many as you want, but don’t feel like you have to choose all the folders. Choose the first six this time, then six more next time, etc. You don’t want to overwhem them and you also don’t want to assign too many to make it unmanageable. 5. Once the assignment folders are checkmarked, click Add Selected Tasks at the bottom. 6. NOTE: If you get an ERROR pop-up box that says you have too many activities to complete this assignment, LOG OUT of Compass and log back in. Go back to Assignment Builder and if it asks to continue an assignment, hit CANCEL to delete and redo the assignment.
- 2. 7. Once you click “Add Selected Tasks,” you should get the following screen with folders. To assign the folders, click the white box to checkmark the folders. 8. Click Complete Assignment at the bottom of the page. 9. You will get the regular Assignment Screen to finish the assignment process. Change the Assignment Name to change the name to (Last Name, Assignment Name – this will be more general in this case, Date), then click NEXT at the bottom of the screen.
- 3. 10. The next screen is where you will choose your Entire Class by clicking on the box (checkmarking) by your class name or by clicking the + sign and choosing the students by checkmarking by their name. 11. Click FINISH at the bottom of the screen. 12. A summary screen will appear and the assignments will immediately begin appearing for the students.