Learning Apps & Programs
Learning apps are technology tools designed to support and enhance the teaching and learning process.
Clever (access to apps and programs)
Clever is a webpage where students only have to sign-in once to see most of the resources that the district and their teachers provide for them. The Clever page opens automatically when students launch the Google Chrome browser or app on their district-issued devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I access Clever from home?
From a Computer/ Personal Chromebook
- Click "Log in with Google"
- Type in student username and password (please check with teacher if you are unsure) OR if your student has a Clever badge (Pre-K - 3) click "Clever badge log in" (please check with teacher if you are unsure)
Please note: You must be logged into the Google Browser with school account. If you are unsure how to do this, click here
From an iPad
- Open Clever app
- Scan sign in badge (grade Pre-K - 3)
OR
Click "Log in with username/password"
Search for school
Log in with Google (type in username and password- check with teacher if unsure)
Seesaw (PreK-Grade 2)
Seesaw is a learning management platform for students in Grades PreK-2 where they and their families can communicate with their teacher, see assignments and resources, and turn in their work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a student log into SeeSaw?
- Open the SeeSaw Class app on your iPad
- Click "I'm a Student"
- Scan the QR code that was sent by the teacher OR enter the Text Code that was sent from the teacher
How Do I log in to SeeSaw's Family app?
If you have never logged in to the SeeSaw Family App:
- Locate SeeSaw Family app
- Click "Create Family Account"
- Scan QR Code from Teacher
- Create account
If you are returning to the SeeSaw Family App:
- Locate SeeSaw Family app
- Click "Family Sign in"
- Enter email address and password
How do I locate an assignment in SeeSaw?
- Open SeeSaw Class app
- Click "Activities" Tab
- Review directions, click assignment and add response.
Google Classroom (Grades 2-12)
Google Classroom is a learning management platform for students in Grades 2-12 where they can communicate with their teacher, see assignments and resources, and turn in their work.
Frequently Asked Questions
If I'm accessing Google Classroom from a tablet or phone, what apps do I need?
To make the most out of Google Classroom on your mobile device the following apps are recommended:
- Google Classroom
- Google Docs
- Google Sheets
- Google Slides
- Google Drive
How do I log into Google to access my Google Classroom?
If you are sharing a device with other members of your household, it is important that you are each using your own account before you begin working.
1.Look for your personal icon in the top right corner of your browser. This is a circle with your first initial, or a picture you have chosen. Click this icon.
2.Click "sign out"
3. Log back in using your @worcesterschools.net ID and your personal password.
4. If you don't remember your ID or password, please contact your teacher.
5. When you are finished, log out so the next member of your household can use the device.
How do I access Google Classroom?
Accessing Google Classroom through Google:
1.Make sure you are logged in to the correct account
2. Open a new tab, and click on the waffle in the top right corner of the tab (waffle= 9 dots arranged in a 3x3 grid)
3. Once you have opened the waffle, scroll until you see the Google Classroom icon.
4. Click on it to open it
Using Clever to access Google Classroom:
1.Make sure you are logged in to the browser using your Worcester Schools account.
3. Log in using your Worcester Schools account and password
4. Scroll down until you see the Google Classroom icon
How do I locate an assignment in Google Classroom?
To locate an assignment in Google Classroom, first make sure you are logged in to the browser using your Worcester Schools account
1.Open Google Classroom.
2. At the top of the page you will see three options: Stream, Classwork, People. Click Classwork.
3. Locate the assignment, click it to open.
4. Directions and work will pop up. Individual student work will be located on the right-hand side of the screen .
How does student work get uploaded to Google Classroom?
Inserting photos using a Chromebook or computer
1.Take the photo of student work and upload it to either student's Google Drive, or the computer
2. Open the document where the work will be uploaded
3. Click "insert" then "image"
4. Choose where the picture is being uploaded from
5. Locate image and click "insert"
Inserting photos using a tablet or phone
1.Make sure you have installed the app where the picture is going. For example if you need to upload it to a Google Slide, you must have the Google Slide app on the tablet or phone.
2. Take a picture of student work
3. Open the app where student work will be uploaded
4. Click the +
5. Click "add image"
6. Find the image and select it
How can caregivers see information in Google Classroom?
To get email summaries of your student’s work, you must accept an email invitation from a teacher or administrator. You have 120 days to accept an invitation before it expires. You can unsubscribe from summaries or remove yourself as a guardian at any time.
- The teacher or administrator emails you an invitation to join your student’s class.
- In your email program, open your email invitation.
- Click Accept.
- If you’re not the guardian, click I’m Not The Guardian.
- Click Accept
- Click Accept to confirm.
When you accept an invitation, you and your student get an email confirmation.
In email summaries, you can review:
- Missing work—Work not turned in when the summary was sent.
- Upcoming work—Work that’s due today and tomorrow (for daily emails) or that’s due in the upcoming week (for weekly emails).
- Class activities—Announcements, assignments, and questions recently posted by teachers.
If there’s no activity to report or if a teacher turns off email notifications, you might not get an email summary.
Learning Apps & Programs
Students can access apps that are assigned to them through Clever.
Please click on each app below to learn more.
ST Math
Math app used in grades K-6.
Independent, ongoing work.
Lexia
Literacy app used in grades K-8.
Independent, ongoing work.
Code Monkey
Coding app used in grades 2-3.
Independent, ongoing work.
Typetastic
Typing app used in grades 1-8
Independent, ongoing work
Learning.com
Literacy app used in grades K-5.
Teacher assigned work.
Aleks
Math app used in some schools.
Teacher assigned work.
Generation Genius
Science app used in grades K-6.
Teacher assigned work.
Edcite
Common assessment app used in grades 3-10.
Teacher assigned work.
Soundtrap
Music app used in some schools.
Independent, ongoing work.
Gizmos
Science app used in grades 3-12.
Teacher assigned work.
Delta Math
Math app used in some schools.
Teacher assigned work.
Savvas
Math app used in grades K-6.
Teacher assigned work.
Learning Ally
Reading app used by some students.
Independent, ongoing work.
Gale
Database app used in grades K-12.
Independent research.
Canva
Art app used in grades K-12.
Independent work.
Code.org
Coding app used in grades K-12.
Independent work.