The Student Data page gives you an overview of your students' grades across all assignments in the Grades tab and a breakdown of students' topic mastery progress in the Mastery tab.
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Find and use actionable data Learn how to interpret gradebook scores and assignment results Pre-writing materials to prepare your students for a Guided Draftģ.Adding prompts and passages to writing assignments.Guided Drafts Poetry Analysis prompt Start here: Get students writing with pre-made writing assignments and more curriculum resourcesĪssign students pre-made assignments with engaging, genre-specific prompts and rubrics, directly from the Assignment Library (currently available for Guided Drafts and Quick Writes). Skills mastery unit cycle workflow Start here: NoRedInk's built-in grammar and writing skills unit cycle empowers you to make make efficient, data-driven decisions. Browse and create assignments from the Assignment LibraryĪssess your students' current levels and build your first unitĭon't know where to start? Assign a diagnostic and use the results to plan your instruction.When you're ready to assign, you can create your assignments from here! Create your first assignment Start assigning from the Assignment LibraryĮxplore and preview NoRedInk's activities and curriculum topics in the Assignment Library.
Sharing assignments with students via direct linksĢ.Learn about using NoRedInk with Google ClassroomĪlready using Google Classroom or another LMS? Learn how to use NoRedInk with Google Classroom and how to share direct assignment links with students in another LMS. View NoRedInk as a student in your class.Set up your account, create classes, and add students.Then, make sure students know how to join your class. Set up your account and classes Follow step-by-step instructions to set upįollow these instructions to set up your account, create classes, add students. Passage Quiz: Assess grammar skills in context with a multi-paragraph passage. Quiz: Evaluate students' understanding with a graded assessment. Unit Diagnostic: Start each unit with a baseline you can use to measure growth. Planning Diagnostic: Plan your semester with an overview your class's strengths and weaknesses. Practice: Targeted exercises to help students master writing and grammar skills.
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