When it comes to defining objectives for the students, particularly within project based learning, clear rubrics can be not only helpful but often essential. Creating these rubrics within Schoology is quite easy and helpful! 1. (Adding Rubric) Within the Grade Setup tab, you can click on the "add" button on the right and toggle down to "Rubric". 2. (Customizing Rubric) After adding the title, you can use the template to fill in the different benchmarks and how student work will be evaluated. The learning objectives is just an additional option for adding more detail about the overarching goal for the assignment and how a student can meet each objective. 3. (Reusing Rubrics) To ensure you do not have to create new rubrics constantly, Schoology allows you to save rubrics under your "Resources" folder which you can add to new courses at the beginning of each semester or school year.

Create the items in your first course Create the materials in one of your courses. You can copy single resources or entire folders of resources. In this example, we'll copy a link from one course to another. Select Copy to Course 1) Select the settings gear 2) Click Copy to Course Select the courses you'd like to copy to, then click copy. After you click copy, you'll find the material in your other courses. You may then wish to modify due dates and other details in each course. Note: The materials are not linked, any will not update when you change one.

One of the biggest advantages of using a platform like Schoology is the built-in automated grading features. It is very customizable, though for those who still prefer or have greater familiarity to other systems (like sheets, excel, or gradequick) you can easily stick with those tools and just embed them into your Schoology course page. Grade Setup Within the course options on the left side of your dashboard, there is a tab called "Grade Setup". This is where you can customize the course and point values, student visibility, weighted tests/quizzes/assignments, etc... You can always change these settings, though once the semester begins, you should be aware of how certain changes to point total and weighted value can effect your grades. Nothing is ever irreversible, though depending on student visibility, unintended changes may lead to a confused student. Gradebook As with the grade setup page, the gradebook itself is not visible to students. They are able to see their own individual grades if you allow it (able to be adjusted in assignment settings). This is a great place to stick notes, set to either be private or as a shared conversation between you and your students.

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Environmental Science: ESI-A | Schoology -- these events still weren't showing up on my google calendar this a.m. So I decided to hunt a little deeper... I went into the course and found that it has its own calendar, separate from mine. See below: Environmental Science: ESI-A | Schoology It looks like this -- it does NOT have my personal events on it, just Rachel's class material. Environmental Science: ESI-A | Schoology Scroll down to see Export options. Environmental Science: ESI-A | Schoology But alas, as a student I can't share it.

1. Go to your Course in Schoology 2. Go to Course Options -> Edit Info 3. Scroll down to the grading periods you want, turn off the others, click Save.

This document is a basic overview of the most commonly used features in Schoology, and some examples of how Schoology could be a powerful teaching and learning tool. Our hope is that consider using Schoology as the online hub for your classes. However, if you choose to use another online tool, please (at a minimum) follow steps 6.1-6.2 to add links in your Schoology courses to your other resources. Doing so will allow help students find your resources more easily. 1. Go to meadowbrook.schoology.com In your favorite browser, go to meadowbrook.schoology.com. You'll be presented with a log in screen, which uses your Meadowbrook Google Apps account to log in. You'll find it much easier to log in at meadowbrook.schoology.com rather than through schoology.com. 2. Enter your Meadowbrook Google Apps password 3. Select your course After you log in, you'll be taken to the Rencent Activity page of Schoology. You likely want to dive in to one of your courses. Click the courses menu, then select the course you'd which to enter. 4. Course Home - setting up your course You've now entered your new course. Often the first stop teachers like to make is to update the course photo to something that visually represents your course. To do so, hover over the default book image in the top left, and select Edit Image. 4.1. Upload your image

As a Meadowbrook Student or Teacher, you can log into Schoology directly with your Meadowbrook Account Open the Chrome app and Login to Chrome with your school account. Do not go to schoology.com, which will require you to locate Meadowbrook from a list of schools. Use meadowbrook.schoology.com which will automatically use your Meadowbrook Google Account. Sign in - Google Accounts If you aren't already, sign in with your Meadowbrook Google Account. You are now logged in As a Meadowbrook Student or Teacher, you can log into Schoology directly with your Meadowbrook Account

Through Schoology, advisors can see the classes and grades of their advisees. Please note that advisors cannot see all students, just their advisees, which is set by the tech department. If you need an advisor added, please contact the tech department. 1. In Schoology, go to Tools -> Advisor Dashboard 2. Enter the student name in the search field 3. Using the tabs, you can view the advisees course and grade, view the upcoming assignments on the schoology calendar, and view their grades for each course in detail

Step 1: Go to settings at the top right corner of your screen. Step 2: Scroll down to the link from your preferred calendar. You can adjust the visibility to customize what your students see when you create that specific calendar (ex. "Schoology: 7th History") and link that specific URL.