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In this course, participants will learn how to create, edit, and share a Schoology Portfolio. Participants will explore sample portfolios that highlight both student and educator applications. Sample rubrics for portfolio evaluation will also be shared. Through the course, participants will develop an understanding of how Schoology Portfolios provide students and educators with the ability to quickly and easily collect, organize, summarize, and share their work and accomplishments with others.
1 Credit Hour
In this course, participants will explore the basics of generative AI and learn how it can create engaging content such as text, images, audio, and video. Participants will also learn how to use PowerBuddy for Learning in Schoology to create meaningful instructional content for students.
1 Credit Hour
These are self-paced training modules that focus on safety, security, and professional responsibilities. Complete by December 31, 2026. Download a screenshot of the completed modules and upload to Eduphoria. Click here to view instructions on how to submit for credit.
3 Credit Hours
In this course, participants will receive a foundational overview of **Eduphoria Aware**. They will learn to navigate key sections of Aware, look up students and use Student Pages, create tests and enable online testing, and access essential Data Views to inform instructional decisions. By the end of the training, participants will feel confident using Aware to support classroom assessments and monitor student progress.
3 Credit Hours
In this course participants get a refresher and next-level learning opportunity for users of Eduphoria Aware. Participants will revisit key Aware sections while strengthening their ability to effectively monitor and respond to student learning data. Teachers will learn how to create and utilize Mastery Trackers to monitor student progress, while administrators will focus on reviewing and analyzing teacher Mastery Trackers to support instructional decision-making.
3 Credit Hours