Knowledgehook

How to Sign up

Visit: https://app.knowledgehook.com/app/Login

Click Register

Use your First.LastName@lkdsb.net to sign up in order to access the Premium version

Instructions for Set Up are available here: https://support.knowledgehook.com/hc/en-us/articles/360054403332-Set-Up-a-Premium-Class-for-the-First-Time

How to report Issues

Teachers can report any issues directly to Knowledgehook by emailing support@knowledgehook.com

Please be reminded that age of our devices may play a role in connection issues and the refresh button can solve many of the glitching and failure to load issues that students experience. Please also remind students to be patient and let the screen load before repeatedly trying to refresh or click other buttons as this can also cause issues.

When sending reports, please include the email of the account you are using, the name of the class you experienced issues with, and details about what the issue is happening (Gameshow or Mission, Teacher or student side).

Adding a guest teacher

In some cases, you may need to add another teacher to your account. This could be due to a number of reasons that may involve you sharing a class with another teacher or resource teacher.

Click here to visit the Knowledgehook instructions for how to add a teacher.

Setting up a Class

For instructions on how to set up a class click here to visit the Knowledgehook instructions.

The videos below are LKDSB specific, educators will need to log into their google account to view the videos.

Knowledgehook Teaching-Learning Cycle

What can Knowledgehook do for you? The Knowledgehook Teaching/Learning Cycle

Knowledgehook is a powerful Assessment for Learning Tool and Classroom Embedded Professional Learning.

Activate Prior Learning - use Knowledgehook Warmups and access Math Backgrounds
Construct Learning - using your own materials and resources, activities etc. that you use to teach students mathematical concepts - use Knowledgehook Misconception charts to learn more about how to support student learning for expectations
Consolidating Learning - Use GameShows or Mission Activities as a whole class to gather data about student consolidation
Demonstrating Learning - Use Mission Activities for individual student demonstration of learning, collect data and have a better understanding of how students are doing with individual expectations
Addressing Learning Gaps - utilize data and intervention resources to support learning gaps identified

Recording of Introduction to Knowledgehook

Please enjoy this recorded version of our LKDSB Introduction to Knowledgehook.

https://knowledgehook.zoom.us/rec/share/CpNGd7tRlmOaAmrb060WRmwiuC-4RCkZJYt930dAI6NuRO29QYWXonZCyZ0GgvwL.HLlcY82ZgZdAjPWj?startTime=1696362304000

Passcode: 2J+7Kj%C

Access many Knowledgehook learning webinars on the Recorded Webinars page!

Knowledgehook - Instructional Design Principles.mov

Instructional Design Principles - How are Questions created and why it is important

Learn more about the importance of instructional design. This information transfers to explain mathematical question design in all types of math resources, not just Knowledgehook.

8:46 min video

Using Knowledgehook for Differentiation, Intervention and Remediation - 5 Strategies

Knowledgehook - Differentiation, Intervention and Remediation Strategies # 1-4

Strategies # 1 -4 - 13:56 min video

Strategy # 1 -5:25 - Using the Design Principles

Strategy # 2 - 6:50 - Use the Teacher Resource Tools on Knowledgehook

Strategy # 3 - 9:35 - Consider High Impact Instructional Practices

Strategy # 4 - 10:45 - Consider Math Proficiency

Knowledgehook Strategy # 5 - Trajectories

Strategy # 5 - 15:36 min video

Strategy # 5 - Learning Trajectories

As mentioned in the video, specific expectations by strand can be found in chart form on the Resource area of the Ontario Math Curriculum site.

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