Navigating Schoology Part B

Multiple Choice

When you click on the four squares icon in the upper right-hand corner of your Schoology screen, you are opening the "Clever SSO" option that allows you to access other programs that are linked with Schoology. 

In order to check your schedule, you need to choose which program after you click the Clever SSO? 

• Power School

• Typing.com

• Achieve 3000

Multiple Choice

From the diagram below, which option should you click on to open up your full schedule?

• 2 -Grade History

• 4 -Teacher Comments

• 6 -School Bulletin

• 8 -My Schedule

Open Ended

Follow the instruction to open Power School through the Clever SSO link in Schoology. 

Click on My Schedule.  

Here is a sample of what it should look like:  

What is one other class you have?

Reorder

Put the step in order below to show how to get to live class: (From left to right)

• Log into Schoology (preferable with Edge!)

• Click on the course that you want to access (Math, Physical Education, Technology Basics...).  

• Click the link titled "Live Class".

• Once re-directed, click Open when prompted

• Select "Join Now"

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• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

True or False:

When you see a Green Icon, you know that you have a learning activity to complete.  

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:

When you see a Green Icon, you can expect to see videos, questions, and other activities for you engage with the class content.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:

You should make sure you always answer all of the questions, even if you are not sure of the answer at first.  Why?  Because you can go back and fix your answers based on your teacher's feedback.  

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False:

You Green Icon assignments are optional, meaning you don't have to complete them.  

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

You can go back into any assignments after they have been graded and fix any of your answers, then resubmit that assignment for a higher grade.  

Which of the statements below shows the thoughts of a "successful student":

• Wow, I can get really high grades and learn lots of things just by going back and fixing my answers after my teacher grades my work the first time!

• I already did that assignment, and I don't feel like looking at it again. 

• It doesn't really matter if I get good grades or learn anything.