Schoology

If you've never used Schoology, the best place to start is to either watch this introduction video or to take this self-paced, online Schoology course to familiarize yourself with the basics:

Getting Started With Schoology Course - click here to get started

• All content is self-paced and done through Schoology

• Visit Schoology, Courses, My Courses, Join Course and enter code: PHCZ-5DNG-3927H

• If you need assistance with your Schoology login, contact Stacie.

If you're looking for a challenge, you can follow this self-paced tutorial: 30 Days to Schoology Success

Steps to Get Ready for the New School Year (Quick Guide)

Steps to Get Ready for the New School Year (Video)

Schoology Student Quick Guide

Schoology Help Page (Students)

Schoology Help Page (Instructors)

Parent Letter Template (sent home at the start of each year)

7 Ways to Set Up Your Schoology Courses

Pin a Google Doc to Updates

Add links to Google Classroom assignments to Schoology

Use various GSuite (Google Tools) files with Schoology

File types supported by Google Drive Assignments.

Create a "forced copy" of a Google document

Google Drive Assignments vs. Google Forms in Schoology

Create a folder and individually assign it to specific students

Add links to online textbooks to Schoology

Add textbooks from ConnectEd to Schoology

Use images in Schoology assessments

Add apps to Schoology

Link or embed videos in Schoology

Using EdPuzzle in Schoology

Use Quizlet in Schoology

ExamView and Schoology (watch between 4:01-5:09 to see an example of how it works)

Audio & video submissions in Schoology

Add files from your Z: Drive

Convert tests and quizzes to assessments in Schoology

Check student progress in Schoology

View your course as a student

Use links to navigate to specific Schoology content

Folder of student videos for various assignment types

Check to see if Schoology is down

Join a Schoology course

• Copyright and Schoology - You can consider Schoology the same way you consider your brick and mortar classroom when it comes to copyright. You can show a YouTube video to students in your classroom, so you can post a YouTube video to your Schoology course. If you buy something from Teachers Pay Teachers to use in your classroom, you can post it to your Schoology course (please note that if you wouldn't share actual copies with colleagues without buying additional licenses, you also shouldn't share them in your sandbox without buying additional licenses). Schoology is closed, meaning, only students with logins can access certain course content and that content is meant only for their use, not public use. Your FASD website; however, is PUBLIC to EVERYONE and you can receive takedown notices if you use copywritten materials without permission. The general rule with Schoology is: if you could make copies and use it in your brick and mortar classroom, you can use it in your Schoology course.

What's going to happen to my courses?

Schoology rollover process (Summer)