Good morning!
How many of you were super brave (and had enough energy) to play around on Schoolnet after yesterday's inservice? Sally, Bob, and I were super impressed with your "Schoolnet skills". You should be proud of yourselves!
Remember, we had three goals for you yesterday-
1.) Know how to access, understand, and print out a student profile and history.
2.) Know how to View Curriculum.
3.) Understand that benchmark test and standardized test data will eventually be a HUGE component of this program.
As you become more comfortable with this program, we will teach you more features. For those who love to experiment and explore, we commend you! Please take the time to play with it and see what you love. As you find great features, comment on the blog. The only way for us to truly master Schoolnet is to help each other along. It's an everchanging program, curriculum and student data are constantly being edited and added.
Question of the Day:
What feature will you use this week as you are preparing for the first day of school?
HAPPY TUESDAY--- You friendly Schoolnet Team
I am using the ability to make student lists with phone numbers and parent names.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking that the student group feature is cool. I think I'll play with next week.
ReplyDeleteI love that I can see the standardized test results from the past. It will help me plan for teams.
ReplyDeleteI have been using the "create your own report" tool to make all kinds of lists. I also used it to export my students' addresses and names so I could quickly create mail merge documents. Labels, postcards etc. Done!
ReplyDeleteI am thrilled to have everything at our fingertips. The curriculum pieces will be helpful.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are the best. I can see all of you working and planning together for the children. Get up the great workl.
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