Tech Tools & Support

As a benefit of enrollment, all Mentorship Program mentees receive:

• Lifetime subscriptions to our premium tech tools including: ScreenPal, Screencastify Pro, TeachFlows, and EdPuzzle.

• Continued access to the Moodle course platform to refer back to 

• Ongoing opportunities to complete the program at their pace without expiry 

• Invitations to webinars, our newsletter, and community resources such as Educator Commons and our Facebook group.  

How to Share Publicly Accessible Links

Mentees may forget to share access to links in their submissions. 💡 Please share this how-to guide on sharing accessible links to support your mentees. 

My mentee can't login to the Moodle course platform.

You can share the forgot password link with your mentee.  Your mentee’s login email is the email listed in your mentor activity hub.

My mentee doesn't have access to classroom technology. 

When students don’t have access to devices, mentees should be encouraged to:

• Set up a video-watching station.  Remember that students will only spend a portion of each class watching videos, so they can rotate through this station.

• Let students watch videos on their phones (if possible).

• Purchase a few headphone splitters so students can watch in groups.

My mentee doesn't have a particular program (EdPuzzle/Screencastify, etc.)

Don't worry! There is no need to push a particular tech tool or program on mentees. There are plenty of programs out there and we aim to support mentees to do the best they can, regardless of tools.

If a mentee does not have any video recording or enhancing software, we can provide access to Edpuzzle, ScreenPal, TeachFlow, and Screencastify.

My mentee needs support submitting their Course Companion as a linked document in Moodle. 

Check out the resources under "Submissions" ("Turning in a Submission") to support your mentee with successfully sharing a linked document in Moodle and formally submitting each submission. 

My mentee or I received a suspicious-looking email that might be spam or a phishing attempt. 

Please follow these instructions to mark the message as spam. 

This alerts all of our Google Workspace admins so we can investigate and escalate as needed. It will also quarantine the message to protect your MCP Gmail account. Going through Google to handle these messages is the best option and avoids additional email exchanges or forwarding that could be risky.