Edmodo Redesign
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Edmodo Redesign
- 1. Where education and blogging finally fix their relationship.
- 3. How Can it be Accessed? Phone & Computer Phone & Computer
- 4. Why Use It? It’s more user friendly, but it’s not blocked.It’s more user friendly, but it’s not blocked.
- 6. How Will This Benefit You? Use less paper. Helps you and students keep up with important dates. Share support documents with students. Makes grading easier. Easier to manage classroom environment.
- 7. Getting Started: Create an Account • Type this in any web browser’s address bar: www.edmodo.com • Click the “I’m a Teacher” button on your screen. • Fill in the fields with your: – School Code – Title – First and Last Name – Email and Password
- 8. Click here to see a video on how it’s done.
- 9. Click the picture below for a video.
- 10. Day 1: 1. Frequently Used Buttons Refreshes your page and takes you back to the main screen. Add important dates to a calendar. View upcoming assignment due dates. Add grades and view who has turned in assignments Upload important documents, videos, pictures, etc. Can work with Google Docs. Multimedia teaching tools. Sort apps by subject. HOMEHOME PLANNERPLANNER GRADESGRADES LIBRARYLIBRARY APPSAPPS Click for videoClick for video Part 2 of the videoPart 2 of the video Part 3 of the video.
- 11. 2. Groups • Groups are sections in your Edmodo that are assigned a different class. • To create a group, click “Create” at the top of the Groups section. • When you click on a group, you can begin creating content for that class. • Give your group a color by clicking directly on the square by the name.
- 12. 2. Groups Class Name Goes Here Click here for a video on groups.Click here for a video on groups. Part 2 (includes Communities)Part 2 (includes Communities)
- 13. 3. Communities • Communities are ways that you can connect to people in your same subject area. • When you sign up, you’re automatically added to Aiken County’s community and the community for your school. • Click “Browse” to search more communities related to you.
- 14. 3. Communities
- 15. Day 2: 4. Posting Options Notes are used to tell the students something important or to start a discussion amongst students with a prompt. Students can reply to Notes that you post You can also attach files, links, or objects from your library.You can also attach files, links, or objects from your library. Choose what group you send your note to. Choose what group you send your note to. Send now or schedule a time to post. Send now or schedule a time to post. Click this box for a tutorial on posting options. Click this box for a tutorial on posting options.
- 16. 4. Posting Options Alerts are short, urgent notices. They are sent to all groups and messages have to be less than 140 characters. You cannot create attachments to alerts. Part 2 of the Posting Options Video Part 2 of the Posting Options Video
- 17. 4. Posting Options Assignments are created to leave a position in the grade book and to give students a button to “Turn In” and upload work. The grade book will tell you when a student turned in an assignment. Load an assignment from a previous date. Load an assignment from a previous date. Attach your directions and assign a due date! Attach your directions and assign a due date!
- 18. 4. Posting Options Quizzes are only multiple choice. You can create one from scratch or load one that you’ve made previously. Part 3 Posting Options Video Part 3 Posting Options Video
- 19. 4. Posting Options Polls are created by putting a question in the larger field and putting options or “answers” in the smaller fields. Click “Add Answer” to have more than one. All poll answers are anonymous.
- 20. 5. Grouping Folders are from your library. You can upload e-text books to these folders in your library and check that students are allowed to access that folder. They may also add to the folders as well.
- 21. 5. Grouping Members are where you can see your students per class. You can click on the student to view more options. You can also click the print button to print all parent codes to send out at the beginning of the year.
- 22. 5. Grouping Selected Members allows you to quickly view progress, profiles, student codes. It also allows you to change passwords, award badges, or remove a student from the group.
- 23. 5. Grouping Small groups are used when you want students to discuss things as a group, but not the entire class. This is good for large projects.
- 24. 6. Notifications Notifications are alerts that tell you when you or a student has done something that needs your attention. This can include upcoming events, turned in assignments, posts that need moderation, etc. Final Video Click Here Final Video Click Here
- 25. 7. Profile and Account Profile is how you tell others what your page is about from visiting. You can see your connections and what others see when they come to your page.
- 26. 7. Profile and Account Account is how you can log out, invite teachers, get extra help, or change your settings (such as your profile picture).
- 27. You’ve learned the basics, now test your knowledge! Click the image below.
Notas del editor
- So this first slide I wanted to be very simplistic, but also have something that makes people think. “Where education and blogging finally fix their relationship.” Many teachers will be pondering what it means while others may be amused at the two being compared to people in a relationship.
- I used graphic design principles here to speak with images rather than words. All images have alt. text and when you click on them they take you to their source.
- I used graphic design principles here to speak with images rather than words. . All images have alt. text and when you click on them they take you to their source.
- I reused this slide to provide some familiarity. I will add animation to make the cancel symbols appear. This slide is to show teachers that Edmodo is an educational tool that is as easy to learn as the top 3, but is not blocked because it’s educational like the bottom two.
- Edmodo can be used for people with a certain group to collaborate with one another. That is what this web shows. This was taken from Edmodo’s website.
- I used the picture/word association theme here. I also made a bit of a chart to show that the site as a whole will help with those things in the web.
- This slide provides the steps, the next slide provides the screenshots.
- Visual example.
- This is a visual example of everything that will be covered. We will work on some of these.
- All of these are screenshots from Edmodo.com I used the principle of working left to right and picture association.
- Association with the tutorial and the picture.
- The rest of this is pretty bland because it is a tutorial. The first bit was meant to motivate, and this is meant to inform. I still tried to mostly use pictures.