SuccessMaker

Where are they? Math: Intranet On a server at Vanhoose Reading Web-based

Login Passwords Reading: last name Math: User Name and Password

Every JCPS staff member has access to “My Training Connection” an online training web-page for SuccessMaker. A variety of resources to helpsupport the implementation of SuccessMaker.

Choose Register and Enter the Number:

Create a Profile

Blue Logo Reading

Login Screen

Quick Overview of Class Then Choose View Students

Reading Progress Toward Goal

UsersGroups-Students-ViewBrowse

Choose A Student Last Session

Choose Save

Skills

After you save and open you will get a two page detailed report on skills.

Choose a Standard

Standards Based Reports

Choose a Grade-Save

15 Page Report

To save a student performance graph as a PDF document: 1. Log in to SuccessMaker as a teacher user. 2. From the teacher dashboard, click the Students tab. 3. Under the Current Average column, click the progress bar for the student and assignment that you want to see. The Student Performance Details page will appear. The first tab contains the student’s individual performance graphs for the assignment you chose. 4. To save the student performance graphs as a PDF document, select Save As PDF from the drop-down menu and click the Save button. You can now select the document location and name the document accordingly. A recommended naming convention is to include the student’s name, the date, and the type of graph in the file name. For example: JohnDoe_

To view the student performance graphs: 1. Log in to SuccessMaker as a teacher user. From the teacher dashboard, click the Students tab. 2. Under the Current Average column, click the progress bar for the student and assignment that you want to see. The Student Performance Details page will appear. The first tab contains the student’s individual performance graphs for the assignment you chose. 3. You will see three graphs: a Progress Monitoring Graph, a Percent Correct vs. Gain graph, and a Percent Correct vs. Last Session graph. You may have to scroll down to see all three graphs. 4. You can save the graphs in PDF or Excel format using the buttons at the bottom of the screen. Once you save the graphs to your computer, you can print the document.

Creating a Course by Concept 1. In the teacher dashboard, click Courseware, and then click Reading. The standard course will be listed with a lock to the left. 2. Click the Save As button under the options for the standard reading course. 3. Click the Customize by Concept button in the Customize Course window. 4. In the Edit Course by Concept window, select the grade. 5. Choose a strand, and then navigate and select any level within the hierarchy to assign specific concept objectives. 6. Select or clear the check boxes to include entire strands or specific content such as concepts, topics, or learning objects. 7. Once you have selected the content for the course, you can edit the settings of the course. To do this, click Edit Settings. 8. Change the settings as appropriate for your course, and then click Done. 9. Click Save As and rename the course. Click OK. Once saved, the custom course is displayed in the list of courses.

Running a Report from the Teacher Dashboard 1. From the teacher dashboard, click the Groups tab. 2. Under Group/Assignment, select the check box for a group. 3. From the Display drop]down menu, select the assignments you want to display in the report. You can run a report for any assignment option, except All Assignments. 4. From the Reports drop]down menu in the bottom left of the screen, select a report. Then click GO. 5. Define your report preferences in the Report Options screen, and then click Run Report. 6. Once generated, you can print or save the report. The PDF format is the default format option when you save a report. You can save the report in other formats listed on

To access the Goals tab: 1. Log in to SuccessMaker as a teacher user. 2. From the teacher dashboard, click the Goals tab. The page will appear on the screen. 3. From this page you can view the percentage of students who are on track to reach the class goals in Math and Reading and the percentage of students who are falling behind. You can also edit goals and view students’ individual progress.