Integrating iReady with Schoology

This video tutorial by Steve from iReady explains how teachers can use Schoology to assign iReady tasks to students. It covers the process of linking iReady to Schoology, using the Teacher Toolbox, and uploading resources. Students can access assignments directly through Schoology and use tools like PDF editors to complete their work. The video concludes with information on where to find additional support.

What is the primary purpose of integrating Schoology with iReady?

• To provide entertainment for students

• To allow teachers to assign and manage iReady tasks

• To create a social media platform for students

• To replace traditional classroom teaching

How can teachers direct students to their iReady assignments?

• By posting on social media

• By calling them individually

• By adding a link in Schoology

• By sending them an email

What is the first step in adding a link to the iReady login page in Schoology?

• Download the iReady app

• Send a message to students

• Create a new course

• Select 'Add Materials' and create a new assignment

What should teachers do after creating an assignment in Schoology?

• Inform students about the assignment and link

• Post it on a public forum

• Delete the assignment

• Print it out for students

What materials can be posted to Schoology from the Teacher Toolbox?

• Personal notes

• Student-facing materials like instruction books

• Confidential documents

• Teacher's guide and answer keys

What should teachers refrain from posting on Schoology?

• Instruction books

• Center activities

• Enrichment activities

• Teacher's guide and assessments

How can teachers upload files to Schoology?

• By using a USB drive

• By selecting 'Add Resources' and 'Add File'

• By sending them via email

• By using a cloud storage service

What is the final step in assigning a Teacher Toolbox resource to a class?

• Click 'Create'

• Send a notification to parents

• Print the assignment

• Delete the resource

What can students use to show their work on assignments?

• A PDF editor like dot hub

• A word processor

• A spreadsheet application

• A presentation software

What should teachers consult for more information on third-party tools?

• A random website

• The school or district IT staff

• A social media group

• Their personal notes