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Plato 101
- 2. Reasons for PLATO Elective Courses/Enrichment Courses Courses not offered at site Credit Recovery requires special handling: ① Credit Recovery Contract (Promis) ② Detailed Grade Report (PLATO reports) Credit Recovery Students: Must be very motivated Can earn credits above & beyond quarterly credits available Receive credits upon completion of course
- 3. Logged-in to PLATO? As a teacher As a student Created a PLATO class? Added students to your class Students MUST be in the PLATO database to successfully add into class Contact Alexandria Blazek (Cristal Millan) to get student added Created a PLATO assignment? An entire course (semester) A quarter at a time
- 4. Pretests are crucial Can exempt students from lessons Off-line activities are required Can be used for IS work record Teachers have Answer Key Credits 2.5 for quarter work 5.0 for semester work Credit Recovery (Araceli Berumen) Credits earned anytime Teacher must turn in: Plato Grade Report ** Plato Credit Recovery Contract** ** Short-cut** Take a photo & email Download the Genius Scan App & save as a pdf. and email Found in Promis Found in Plato Reports Found in Plato Resources
- 5. First Things First… All teachers must have an account Your first and last name The last 4 numbers of your classroom phone #
- 6. Tutorial: How to Create a PLATO Class
- 7. Tutorial: How to Add an Assignment
- 8. Student Log In All students must be in the SJCOE Plato database to be added to a course
- 10. Manage Assignments Lock and unlock tests Override scores Look at Reports Class strengths & weaknesses Graphic Learner Progress Report Grade Report What would you like to cover? NextTime…
- 11. Questions??
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- This PPT serves as an overview to Plato. It is geared to support the new Plato instructor.
- Elective courses offered through Plato are cool. Please take a look at the elective courses offered by Plato under “Plato Content.”I use plato for a lot of math. I teach Algebra Readiness as direct instruction. Kids who are above that math class are assigned work in Plato.Credit recovery (CR) is different from the above. Think of credit recovery as a “night class” where kids work on their coursework at home after regular school hours. Kids can earn credits above and beyond what we offer on a quarterly basis. There is specific criteria which teachers must follow for CR. Please contact me for specifics.
- It is a good idea to log-in to a Plato course as a student so you will have a better understanding of what students will see. Remember, you can assign an entire semester’s worth of work to a student (for 5.0 credits) or you can assign quarterly work (for 2.5 credits). I find that students are more likely to complete their online course work when it is chunked by quarters.
- A great feature of Plato is the ability for students to “exempt” from lessons. A student must take a pretest at the beginning of each course. If students show mastery of a particular topic in Plato, they can be exempted from that lesson in the course. Why have students learn information they have already mastered?Off-line activities are short activities (usually 2 pages) students print on paper and complete by hand. Off-line activities are required and are graded by the instructor. For those who teach at a Contracted Learning site, these offline activities can also be used as work samples.Credit recovery (CR) is a special circumstance. Contact me if you have a student who is taking a Plato course for CR. I will guide you through that quick process.
- If you do not know your Plato name and password, contact Alexandria Blazek: ablazek@sjcoe.net
- You can access this tutorial at:www.platosupport.weebly.com
- You can access this tutorial at:www.platosupport.weebly.com
- Students log-in the same way you do except they use their student ID as their Plato name and password.