Study Island provides online educational resources that teachers can use to create assignments, monitor student progress, and access reports on topics and skills. The platform allows teachers to group students into classes, schedule practice exercises, and get automatic scoring and feedback to help differentiate instruction. Teachers are guided on how to set up classes, assign topics, and use data from student performance to target areas of need.

1. Welcome to the Island
Teacher Information
www.studyisland.com
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2. What is Study Island?
Study Island uses lessons, practice questions, and
explanations to reinforce the concepts and skills taught in
the classroom.
Lesson
Topics

3. Key Benefits for Teachers
Web-based Learning
Access Study Island ANYWHERE from the internet.
Real Time Reporting
Automatic grading for instantaneous feedback.
Diagnostic reports to better differentiate instruction.
Message Center
Communicate with students and teachers easily.

4. Where do I start?
1. Go to www.studyisland.com.
2. Enter your Username and Password.

5. From your Teacher Page you can:
Create a class in
Class Manger.
Schedule
Assignments.

6. All of this and MORE can be accessed from the toolbar at
the left side.

7. Class Manager
Group your students into “classes” so you can read
reports more easily and create a class page.
Go to Class Manager.
Enter a title.
Click Next.
Ms. Witty’s Math Class

8. Class Manager
Change class preferences (if allowed by Admin.)
Affect games, remedial topics, timer visibility, scratchpad
and highlighter availability.
To select students:
Click the red arrow to see students in the desired grade.
Check your students.
Save.

9. Class Manager
When you return to Class Manager you can see a list of
your classes.
You can Edit , Create Class Page and Assignments ,
schedule Parent Notifications , or Remove Class .
You can enter Live View to monitor real-time student
activity.
You can also see if a class page is “Active” .
“Active” means students can see the class page.
You must post an assignment, note, schedule, or link before
you can activate a class page.

10. Class Manager
To create a Class Page:
Click .
Add an Assignment, Note, Schedule, or Link.

11. Class Manager
To create a Practice and Instruction assignment:
Click .
Select a due date.
Insert a title.
Add additional info. Place Value 3rd Gd
Decide if you want to Read chapter 4 before completing.
override school
preferences.
Set calculator preferences.

12. Class Manager
To create an assignment(cont.):
Click the red arrow next to a class.
Check “Select All” or select specific students.

13. Class Manager
To create an assignment(cont.):
Select which topics you want to assign.
 Select a Grade.
 Select a Subject.
 Click “Get Topic List”.

14. Class Manager
After you you can see a list of assignments.
You can:
Activate /Deactivate Assignments.
View student results.
Edit the assignment.
Remove the assignment.

15. Class Manager
IMPORTANT! If this is your first time creating an
assignment, you need to activate your class page.

16. Class Manager
If you activated your class page, students see your
assignment when they log in.
Students can select your assignment or a Program.

17. School Stats
There are several reporting options.
“Class Gradebook Report” is popular. Select:
By subject broken down by topic.
Your class.
Your grade level.
Your subject.
View Report.

18. School Stats
You can:
Open in Excel.
Automatically Email the report to anyone you specify.
Scroll right to see Ribbons Earned for each student or class.
Click a score to see the List of Sessions.
Click a student name to see the Individual Subject Report.

19. School Stats
Click a name to see the Individual Subject Report
which looks like this:
Students can see this report from their own account.

20. School Stats
The Individual Student Report can lead you to other
reports: “Compare with others” and “Suggested Topics”.

21. Motivating Students
Use Study Island to help motivate students.
Create a bulletin board to track student/class progress.
Encourage students to reflect on what they’ve learned.
Use Study Island in Game Mode to introduce a lesson.

22. Motivating Students
Check out some of these ideas!

23. Study Island Programs
Select a grade level from the left side.
Just like the
Student View
Select a subject.
Select a topic.

24. Helpful Hints
Click on the topic name OR check multiple topics and
click “Start Studying”.
Every topic has a lesson and a Passing Goal.

25. What is a Passing Goal?
The Passing Goal tells you the minimum
required to master the topic.
These numbers can vary.

26. Building Block questions
are designed to help
your student build on
their previous A White Ribbon will
knowledge. appear when a
Building Block Topic is
What are these symbols?
mastered.
A Blue Ribbon will
appear next to each A Red Triangle means
mastered topic. your student is
struggling with the
topic.

27. Didn’t meet the Passing Goal?
After finding the correct answer, your student can
view an explanation or go to the next question.
After completing a set of questions, your student
may be able to re-try missed questions.
Going through missed questions helps students
understand the material and increases retention.

28. Didn’t meet the Passing Goal?
If your student is still struggling with a topic, try this:
Review the Study Island lesson.
View missed questions by clicking on the score in the Your
Results column.
Provide supplemental resources.

29. Can students practice at home?
Their log in will work from any device with internet access

30. This is what a Grade Level Screen looks like:
Click on a subject to
begin studying!

31. When you click on a subject, you will go a
page like this:
To select a topic, you can
check the box next to
it by clicking it.
Then click START
Studying!
There are lessons to
review with too!

32. What if I forget all of this?
Check out the HELP tab!
Watch Tutorials, download Documents, and find year-
round implementation ideas.