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Schoology is a free learning management system that provides features like online tests and quizzes, automatic grading, analytics on student performance, calendar notifications, homework drop boxes, communication tools, and integrations with other apps. The document discusses key features of Schoology like how teachers can create test banks, time assessments, and get instant feedback on student answers. It also notes how the calendar and homework drop boxes can help organize class content and assignments. The reflection at the end expresses hope that Schoology will help streamline an increasingly blended classroom by acting as a central hub.
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Schoology is a learning management system (LMS) designed to have a student-friendly interface similar to Facebook to facilitate collaboration. It offers traditional LMS features like grading and attendance tracking, but also interactive tools like profiles, messaging, and groups. The home page displays recent activity and updates like a Facebook wall to encourage engagement. By mirroring familiar social platforms, Schoology aims to make the LMS easy to use and appealing to students.
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Schoology es una plataforma en línea gratuita que permite a los maestros crear cursos, agregar estudiantes, compartir materiales educativos, calificar tareas, programar eventos y comunicarse con estudiantes de manera organizada. La plataforma ofrece herramientas para administrar cursos presenciales o virtuales y complementar el aprendizaje en la nube a través de funciones como grupos de discusión, calendario y corrección de tareas.
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A middle school English teacher reflects on the value of using the learning management system Schoology. There are three main benefits: 1) It organizes all student homework and assignments in one consistent place, making it easier for students; 2) It is easier for teachers to use than Google Sites, with automated forms and reminders to change due dates; 3) It allows students to interact and discuss assignments at home, extending collaborative learning beyond the classroom. The teacher finds Schoology accessible and useful for posting assignments, tracking submissions, and facilitating online discussions.
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- 1. Schoology A brief introduction of favored features By Jessica Lewis
- 2. What is Schoology? A free Learning Management System comparable to Edmodo Google classroom Canvas Moodle, etc
- 3. Features of Schoology Tests and quizzes ● Can create and store test banks for easy access ○ Once a question is in the bank it is easily accessible whenever needed ● Assessments can be time managed ○ Control when the students access the assessment or for how long. Great for get starteds and quiz reviews ● Schoology will grade most assignments immediately ( multiple choice, matching….) ○ Answers are keyed in as the assessment is made. Ggrading is automatic
- 4. Features of Schoology Tests and quizzes ● Students can receive instant feedback about answer choices ○ I am looking forward to this to help students improve performance on bellringers and EOC practice tests. ● Course analytics can track class and individual performance on assessment and individual questions ○ This will also be useful for self reflection and lesson adjustments for students and class performance.
- 5. Features of Schoology Calendar ● Gives notification for individual class events/ assignments ● Synchronize up to other web based calendars like MS outlook and google
- 6. Features of Schoology HomeWork drop boxes ● Organized system for homework collection ○ No more I shared it with you why do I have a zero??
- 7. Features of Schoology Communication ● Announcements ● Discussion ● Teacher and student blogs ● Professional networks ● Parent access to observe student performance
- 8. Features of Schoology Apps ● Can bring in the tools, websites, and content used on a regular basis into the classroom. Ex. turnitin
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