Edmentum Curriculum
Embedded Files
In the 25-26 school year, Oakmont schools are transitioning from using Apex Learning to the Edmentum Learning Framework (ELF) for our primary curriculum resource. On this page, you will find curriculum resources and updates.
Exact Path will replace IXL as the primary resource for Reading and Math Intervention/Enrichment. It is also an option for Tier 1 whole-group instruction in the classroom and Tier 2 or Tier 3 interventions.
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This is the site that is linked in the Edmentum slides we added to remind students to complete and turn in their Study and Engagement activities.
Oakmont Edmentum Academic Handbook
Oakmont Edmentum Academic Handbook
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This Handbook organizes many of the resources listed below in a comprehensive, easily searchable document.
Camp Oakmont
Camp Oakmont
If you'd like to practice key Edmentum skills, check this out from Amy Kenyon.
Camp Oakmont is an optional opportunity to practice your Edmentum skills through a series of tasks. Each task earns you points, and we’ll be recognizing top point-earners with some rewards at the July 29 collaboration.
(Who doesn't like rewards to spend?) Tasks don’t need to be completed in order, but they do get more complex as you go.
If you’re interested, here’s what you need to know:
All tasks and instructions are in this slideshow: Camp Oakmont
Click the backpack icon in each slide for help—videos, tutorials, and support.
Submit the form linked to the merit badge on the bottom right of each task to earn your points.
You can check your progress and see the leaderboard here: Leaderboard
This is a chance to explore Edmentum more intentionally, whether you’re competitive or just want to try a task or two.
As always, feel free to reach out to oakmontacademics@oakmontedu.org with questions.
Sample Course Offerings Chart
Sample Course Offerings Chart
This is the course offerings chart created by Miranda Mick for TP East. This is a simple and easy way to see which classes are the most preferred from what Edmentum has to offer.
Notes:
In Miranda's chart, Chemistry is listed in the Science section and Physics to the right in the "Other Available" category. This is because the Science teacher there has a background in Chemistry over Physics. The point is that these offerings could change at your school, depending on the expertise of the teachers or staff in each building.
Music Appreciation has some assignments that could be difficult for students who do not read music, so until that course is examined further, Art History and Intro to Visual Arts may be the preferred courses for your building.
This tool can be used with students to talk about what courses they will do next, what they might want to do in the future, and which teacher is responsible for which course. Some elective courses, like Philosophy for example, could be taught by the ELA teacher or the Social Studies teacher, depending on their preferences.
Edmentum Parking Lot / FAQ
Edmentum Parking Lot / FAQ
Kenyon's Edmentum Tech Tips
Kenyon's Edmentum Tech Tips
How To Access Course Curriculum in Edmentum
How To Access Course Curriculum in Edmentum
Below, you will find Amy Kenyon's step-by-step PDF of how to access the Courseware curriculum in Edmentum, as well as her Tech Tip on Viewing Curriculum. See below for links to her other Edmentum videos.
Amy's Tech Tip Edmentum Playlist
Click the links below to access the videos.
0:40 Tutorial Navigation
1:19 Accessing Resources in Tutorials
1:48 Using Guided Notes Effectively
2:27 Saving and Managing Guided Notes
3:54 Teaching Students to Use Guided Notes
4:21 Exploring Reading and Narration Tools
5:14 Comparing Narration and Computer-Generated Voices
5:47 Using Additional Tools (Translate, Calculator, Graphing)
6:17 Highlighting in Tutorials
0:00 Signing Into Edmentum as a Demo Student
0:15 Exploring the Student Interface
0:41 Reviewing Geometry Course Progress
1:19 Accessing Tutorials and Guided Notes
1:56 Understanding Math Practices and Mastery Tests
2:31 Navigating Course Sections and Assignments
3:12 Clarifying Lessons and Non-Graded Content
0:07 Viewing Alerts
0:42 Accessing Ready to Score Assignments
1:26 Scoring Biology Assignments
2:08 Reviewing Student Work and Providing Feedback
2:46 Returning Assignments for Revision
3:30 Uploading Commented Files and Audio Feedback
4:10 Scoring English Assignments with Rubrics
4:48 Using Suggested Answers for Grading
5:36 Scoring Government Assignments with Example Responses
6:13 Practicing Grading with Demo Accounts
0:07 Accessing Classic Reports
0:41 Selecting the Learner Progress Report
1:14 Choosing Students and Courses
2:05 Generating and Viewing the Report
2:42 Understanding Collapsed and Expanded Units
3:26 Pulling Reports by Class
4:05 Interpreting Student Progress Data
4:43 Using Report Insights for Discussions
0:08 Introduction to Notebook LM
0:51 Adding Sources to Notebook LM
1:35 Uploading Files from Google Drive
2:10 Asking Questions and Generating Responses
2:50 Saving and Organizing Notes
3:46 Using Notebook LM for Literature Analysis
4:34 Using Notebook LM for Apex Support
5:28 Generating Guided Notes and alternative Assignments
6:13 Creating an MTSS Guide with Notebook LM
7:15 Using Notebook LM for Science of Reading Vocabulary
8:04 Modifying AI-Generated Content
9:59 Creating a Slideshow Using Brisk Integration
0:08 Edmentum Sensei Dashboard Overview
0:41 Using the Communication Tab
1:14 Monitoring Student Activity
1:52 Creating and Managing Student Groups
2:27 Filtering Students by Group
3:07 Understanding the Online Status Key
3:39 Viewing and Responding to Student Messages
4:17 Features of the Communication Tool
4:55 Using the Ready to Score Tab
0:00 Accessing Guided Notes in Courseware
0:47 Opening PDF with Kami
1:27 Using Split Screen to View Notes and Courseware
2:14 Filling in Guided Notes from Tutorial
3:08 Saving Notes to Google Drive
3:52 Reopening Saved Notes from Google Drive
4:31 Annotating with Kami Instead of Google Docs
5:13 Sharing Notes with Teacher
0:07 Preventing Cheating in Edmentum
1:04 Hiding Answer Sections in Course Activities
2:00 Saving Course Activities as PDFs
2:25 Uploading PDFs to Google Drive
3:04 Converting PDFs to Google Docs
3:33 Cleaning Up the Converted Document
4:33 Formatting Questions for Clarity
5:30 Adjusting Multiple-Choice Questions
6:30 Removing Answer Keys and Formatting Enhancements
7:27 Using the Brisk Extension to Detect Plagiarism
8:14 Enforcing Completion with Locked Assignments
8:42 Locking Teacher-Graded Assignments in Edmentum
0:00 Creating a Google Classroom for Edmentum
0:45 Naming and Creating the Class
1:35 Navigating Stream and Classwork Tabs
2:17 Creating a Topic to Match Edmentum Units
2:52 Adding an Assignment from Google Drive
3:31 Setting Assignment Options and Directions
4:09 Using the Originality Checker
4:43 Saving as Draft and Planning for Rubrics
0:08 Adding Directions and Emojis
0:40 Using Emoji Keyboard Extension
1:30 Creating a Rubric in Google Classroom
2:02 Adding Criteria and Point Values
2:51 Duplicating and Modifying Criteria
3:28 Using Zeros in Rubrics
4:23 Completing the Rubric
4:51 Assigning the Rubric and Editing Limitations
5:23 Grading Student Work with a Rubric
6:14 Finalizing Grades and Returning Work
0:33 Accessing Exact Path and Creating a Class
1:04 Naming and Setting Up the Demo Class
1:39 Adding Students to the Class
2:06 Understanding Exact Path and STAR Integration
2:31 Creating Assignments for Demo Students
2:58 Using STAR Reports to Guide Assignments
3:38 Reviewing STAR Instructional Planning Report
4:13 Selecting Skills for the Assignment
4:37 Assigning the Activity to a Student
0:26 Navigating to Reports in Edmentum
0:53 Selecting Weekly Progress Report
1:20 Viewing Report Samples
1:41 Understanding Report Data
2:07 Choosing a Student for the Report
2:32 Scheduling the Report
2:49 Sharing Report with Contacts
3:10 Generating the Report
3:33 Reviewing the Generated Report
4:05 Interpreting Weekly Assignment Counts
4:28 Using Reports to Monitor Student Work
0:00 Accessing the Students Tab
0:37 Understanding the Student Legend and Alerts
1:01 Viewing Student Activity and Actions
1:23 Exploring Student Assignments and Progress
1:51 Filtering Students by Site and Class
2:19 Creating and Managing Custom Groups
2:45 Adding Students to a Group
3:29 Understanding Student Status Icons
3:51 Interpreting Additional Student Indicators
4:09 Monitoring Active Student Engagement
Courseware vs. Exact Path
Courseware vs. Exact Path
Courseware is a curriculum designed for credit recovery and first-time students.
This is the primary curriculum we will be using.
Exact Path is designed for targeted intervention and progress monitoring.
This is the login site for Edmentum, also called "ELF," Edmentum Learning Framework.
Edmentum Courseware Guided Access.pdfEdmentum Exact Path Guided Access 2022 .pdfGetting Started in Courseware
Getting Started in Courseware
Courseware Instructor Quick Start Guide September 2022.pdfInstructor Quick Guide
Courseware_Courses Guide_Feb 2024.pdfStudent/Parent Guide
Guided Notes in ELF (Edmentum Learning Framework)
Guided Notes in ELF (Edmentum Learning Framework)
Courseware Learning Communities
Courseware Learning Communities
This site provides videos and PD if you'd like to review topics or learn more. Click the link below to access the PD provided by Edmentum.
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