Edgenuity - Courseware Student Access
Student Access to Edgenuity - Courseware
After logging in to Clever, students should look under District Instructional Software for the Edgenuity icon. It is circled in yellow in the image to the right. After clicking on the Edgenuity icon, Clever will automatically use the student's Pelham City Schools credentials to log them in to Edgenuity/Courseware.
Below is a screenshot of a sample student homepage. Here you see a list of all courses assigned to you, along with your current progress and course grade.
Each individual class has it's own class tile.
- Click on the title of the course to explore the course map. In this image it is *PHS - Spanish 2 A.
- Click any blue NEXT ACTIVITY to begin working immediately in the course
- A progress bar shows your current progress. It also displays target progress if a start and target date have been assigned to the course by your teacher. This progress bar is blue if you are on track, green if you are ahead, and red when you start to fall behind.
- The course tiles will also show you the current grade in each of your courses.
By clicking on the course title you will see an image like the one on the right. Here you see the course map displaying all activities assigned to you. The map auto loads to the next activity in the course, and you can use the course outline located to the right to see what has been assigned.
Due dates appear next to each activity if your teacher has set a target date. This helps you stay on track by completing your daily assignments.
Above the course outline is a downloadable Course Report that you can use as an assignment calendar and to track your progress and activity scores.
Click a lesson title in the blue bar to view the lesson objectives, standards, and transcripts.
Communication Tools
Sometimes it may be necessary for the district, school, or teacher to reach out with important information. Edgenuity/Courseware also wants you to be able to reach out to your teacher.
Announcements: find information from your district or school. This will appear when the student first logs in to their account.
Email: communicate directly with your teacher. This is a direct messaging system between the teacher and the student.
Courseware Learning Tools
Your online courses include a number of tools available to support your learning. You can take digital notes (eNotes), use the online glossary to view new vocabulary, and even read transcripts of the video instruction to ensure you don’t miss key information. Many courses also have subject-specific tools available like calculators, formula sheets, and the periodic table. Students can also translate the text you see on screen into one of over 60 languages, or even have text read aloud to you.
Every lesson in your course gives you access to electronic notes (eNotes), an online glossary, video instruction transcripts, and a highlighter tool.
Open these tools by clicking the orange plus sign at the top right corner, found under your name.
Edgenuity/Courseware automatically detects your screen size and adjusts to give you the best learning experience. On smaller screens, tablets, or mobile devices, you might find tabs across the top instead of the plus sign.
Click on any tab to see the related information:
eNotes: take notes as you are learning; your teacher may allow you to access these notes during your assessments
Click the orange arrows under the eNotes tab to open and close the advanced view you see here. You’ll have access to additional formatting, an equation editor, as well as tables.
Glossary: access key vocabulary terms for your lesson and also look up unfamiliar words
Transcript: read the text of the video instruction
Highlighter: highlight text on the screen in various colors; these highlights do not disappear unless you choose to clear them; they will show up the next time you log into your course.
Read-Aloud: highlight the text on screen and have it read aloud in English; or any of the first 5 languages that appear in the translation tool (see below). After highlighting text, hover over the read-aloud icon (headphones), then click play.
Translation: translate any text on screen into one of over 60 different languages; opening the transcript tab first allows you to translate the transcript into your home language too!
