Schoology Features and Functions

The video tutorial explains how to access and use Stem Scopes within Schoology. It covers adding materials, searching for specific TEKS, exploring streamlined TEKS, and using Stem Scopes Pedia. The tutorial also demonstrates how to edit resource titles, assign them to students, enable grading, and track student mastery using Schoology's features.

What is the first step to access Stem Scopes within Schoology?

• Open the Schoology settings

• Click on 'Add Materials'

• Go to the Schoology homepage

• Search for the Stem Scopes app

Why is it important to use specific TEAK numbers when searching?

• To locate specific resources

• To browse all available apps

• To find general information

• To access all grade levels

What types of TEAKs can be found when searching in Stem Scopes?

• Only streamlined TEAKs

• Only past TEAKs

• Streamlined, past, and retex TEAKs

• Only current TEAKs

What is the purpose of Stem Scopes Pedia?

• To provide a glossary of terms

• To list all available apps

• To offer detailed explanations and resources

• To manage student grades

How can you change the title of an assignment in Schoology?

• By contacting the administrator

• By clicking 'Edit' in the settings

• By renaming it in the materials list

• By changing it in the Schoology homepage

What should you do if you want an activity to be graded?

• Enable grading in the settings

• Share it with other teachers

• Submit it as a non-graded activity

• Add it to the Schoology homepage

What is the benefit of aligning resources with learning objectives?

• To simplify the grading process

• To track student mastery effectively

• To make the resources more colorful

• To increase the number of resources

How can students track their progress on specific standards?

• By reviewing their assignments

• By asking the teacher

• By checking their grades

• By using the mastery tab

What coding is used for standards in Texas?

• EDU

• STEM

• SCI

• TX

What happens after you save changes to an aligned resource?

• The resource is deleted

• The resource is shared with other teachers

• The resource is ready to be used

• The resource is hidden from students