1. Introductory Page for Teachers Logon to Quia and begin your exploration at this page.

2. Class Webpage - Student View An example of a class webpage Link to teacher email Link to class calendar Introductory questions: Don’t have to be written on the board, can be used when you have a sub All homework listed online for those who miss classes or need to see quizzes ahead of time.

3. Class Webpage - Student View The bottom half of the same webpage as on the previous slide. Organize assignments by date Include links to other websites directly from this site Calendar for each class highlights upcoming events Link quizzes or other activities here Non-Quia links as used in the assignment above

4. Creating the Class Webpage The bottom half of the same webpage as on the previous page. Editing your class pages is EASY: All sections are labeled, a sample page is always available for viewing in case you need ideas. The body of the page can be anything, - you can add HTML or you can just type in what you want and it will be there. This is as simple as creating a web page can get!

5. Calendar Only you can see this overall calendar, it is customized for each class webpage.

6. Roster All students from all classes will appear on this page with their email addresses.

7. Creating Quizzes All quizzes you create will appear under the “Quizzes” tab. You can create a quiz from scratch or duplicate a quiz and alter it - a good solution for different levels of classes. There are 2 choices for quizzes: the miniquiz which is just multiple choice and the regular quiz which has a variety of types of questions.

8. Creating Quizzes An example of what the students would see when you give a quiz online. The quizzes can be given one question at a time or all questions at once. You can allow the students to see when they make errors or not allow it, and you can allow them to see which questions they miss or not.

9. Creating Quizzes An example of what you would see on the edit page for your quiz. You can create any number of questions with your own answers. You can also create more questions than you will have on each quiz so that each student’s quiz is different.

10. Grading Quizzes When your students have finished, you can summarize their results by question or by student. You can look through each question and alter the grades if you want to give partial credit. You can also see which questions were missed or were too easy.

11. Grading Quizzes Each student’s grade can be analyzed in greater depth by clicking on their name.

12. Activities Many kinds of activities can be created to fit the needs of all classes.

13. Activities Students can use the internet to answer questions based on class content.

14. Activities Students can use the games to test themselves on vocabulary - and the word search is created for you once you add the vocabulary!