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Teacher and Administrator Differences Finding Activities by State Standards Finding State Standards for Activities
1. Go to www.brainingcamp.com. 2. Click the login button from the top right corner of the page.
3. Locate the Teacher/Parent section on the left.
4. Enter your Email Address and Password. 5. If you have forgotten your Password, click Forgot Password next to the Login button.
1. From the login page, click Forgot Password 2. Enter your registered email address
3. An email will be sent to your registered email address with a temporary password. 4. Login with your temporary password. 5. You will be asked to reset your password, replacing the temporary password.
Teacher and Administrator Differences Teachers use the program to access content and create classes and students. The single administrator creates and manages all teacher accounts. The administrator can also be a teacher, in which case they are included in the teacher license count.
*subject to number of purchased licenses
Note: Only administrators can create teachers. 1. Login as the administrator 2. Select the Teachers menu
3. Select the New Teacher link from the top right corner
4. Enter details for the new teacher. Be sure to use a valid email address since the new teacher will be sent their temporary password and login instructions to this email address.
5. When the new teacher logs in for the first time, they will be asked to change their temporary password.
1. After logging in, click the Classes menu from the My Account tab.
2. Select the New Class link
3. Enter a name for your new class.
4. Once your new class is created, you will be able to create students belonging to the class.
1. Students must belong to a class. For information on creating classes, click here. 2. To add students to a specific class, click the Students link beside that class name.
3. Click the New Student
4. Enter details for the new student. Username and Password are used to login and uniquely identify the student. Username must be absolutely unique since it identifies a student from among all Brainingcamp students throughout the world as belonging to the specific class . We recommend using a naming scheme that is both universally unique to that student and is easy to remember. For example, school assigned emails are relatively unique and easy to remember. However, if a particular Username has already been used by another teacher, you can no longer use that Username as it is no longer unique. In such cases you may consider appending the Class Name to the student's email address. A Username like 6A_john_smith@springfieldk-12.net is likely to be absolutely unique. First and Last are required fields that help you identify the student by name. The Notes field is not required and is a custom field for you to include any useful information.
1. After logging in, click the Classes menu from the My Account tab.
2. To delete a class, select Delete beside the Class Name to be removed.
3. Confirm that you wish to delete the class. Please note that deleting a class will permanently delete all the student accounts and report data belonging to the class.
1. To edit a student account, click the Edit icon beside that student name.
2. Edit the student acount and then click the Update button. Note that it is not possible to edit a Username.
3. To delete a student, select Delete icon beside the student to be removed.
4. Confirm that you wish to delete the student. Please note that deleting a student will permanently delete the record and all report data belonging to the student.
1. After logging in, click the Classes menu from the My Account tab.
2. Select a Topic for wich you would like to display student results.
3. Submitted results for the selected topic will be displayed. The Total column shows the percentage correct, as well as the time on task. Note: Results are displayed only for Concept Development activities. Problem Solving activities are not tracked because they often contain open-ended questions.
When presenting using a projector or interactive whiteboard, you may want to zoom in to highlight certain areas of the screen. The easiest way to do this is using your browser's built-in zooming features. Most web browsers enable you to zoom in by pressing CTRL + PLUS SIGN (+), and zoom out by pressing CTRL + HYPHEN (-). On a MAC, zoom in by pressing the Apple key + PLUS SIGN (+), and zoom out by pressing the Apple key + HYPHEN (-).
Finding Activities by State Standards On the View Topics pages, select the Search by State link in the top right corner of the page.
Then select the state and grade you are interested in. The result shows the number of matches found for each link. Click on each ...matches found link for a list of the standards matching a particular state standard. A match strength indicator show how closely the activity and standard are related.
Finding State Standards for Activities After selecting View Topics, each topic will display a Standards Correlation link to see a report of matching standards.
Click the link and then select the state and grade you are interested in. A match strength indicator show how closely the activity and standard are related.
Product Keys are no longer used and have been replaced by a single school Administrator user who creates and deletes teacher accounts. Once logged in, the Administrator can transfer their rights to any other Teacher. All existing Product Keys have been assigned an Administrator who should have received email notification. If you have a Product Key and wish to know your administrator, complete this online form. If you are still having difficulties, please contact Brainingcamp directly. |
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