Schoolnet: Grouping students and Pre-Formatted Reporting Northwood High School April 5, 2012

Using Schoolnet: Grouping Your Students 2

Logging In Reminder Select Sign In Enter your user name/password same as what you use to log into your computer and

Your Homepage

Step 1: In the blue ribbon across the top, select Classrooms. Note: The little red house button on the ribbon brings you back to your homepage at all times.

Step 2: Select your Course/Section that you would like to view, or choose all Courses to see student profiles for all of your students, including TA.

Now you should see the list of students for that course/section populate below. If you don’t make sure you are on the Student List tab.

Step 3: Select individual students that you want to group together. For example: I am going to create a group of Special Education students to differentiate their case manager and learning. But you can make them whatever you want! Step 3: Select individual students that you want to group together. For example: I am going to create a group of Special Education students to differentiate their case manager and learning. But you can make them whatever you want!

Step 4: From the drop down menu, choose New Group and select Go. Step 5: Now Select a PROFESSIONALLY appropriate name for the group. Category is optional, but useful if you selected students by CST standards. Select Save. Don’t worry, you can edit, re-save, and delete at any time!

Step 6: I can add more students to this group later if I want to as well. All I have to do is select the student from the Student List tab under Classrooms, and then select the group I want them in from the drop down menu.

Step 6: You can access the student groups you created by clicking on Student Groups from the Classrooms tab on the ribbon.

Step 7: Click on the name of the student group to edit or delete the information.

Step 8: Use the Edit buttons to add students, change the name, qualification information, or even delete the group. Remember you can only create groups with the students you have in class.

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