Technology & Houghton Mifflin Components

Technology &Houghton Mifflin ComponentsHow to use the technology included with the new reading series

Online Assessment System

Easy for your higher students to use and provides them with more of a challenge

Exposes students to test taking “digitally” Grades the multiple choice portion of the tests Provides rubric when grading the short and

extended response while grading Multiple tests can be assigned Prescriptive tasks can be assigned to students

based on performance

Using the Online Assessment System

Click here since we are cluster 1: https://assessment.eduplace.com/hmonline/logon.do?districtId=04803919&division=SCHOOL

Your username is your 8 digit employee number (with the zeroes)

Your password is your RC number (3242) plus the final four digits of your employee number

The next slide is what you will see:

https://assessment.eduplace.com/hmonline/logon.do?districtId=04803919&division=SCHOOL




Click on Manage Class Roster:

You will then select add a class.Your name should already be in the system.


Be sure to fill out everything!This includes grade level, school year, term, product, subject, teacher (s) for the class, and make up a class name.Select “Save Profile”


You can then build your roster then or do it later.If you select to build it then, you will be taken to a screen that will allow you to search for existing students or to create a new students. Most students are already in the database so all you need to do is find them. You can search students by name, grade level, gender, etc.Once your list is generated, simply click the students for your class.


Once your class is built, you are then able to assign tests.

Click on the “Assign a Test” and follow those instructions.

Online Leveled Readers

Click here to visit the leveled readers: http://www.eduplace.com/eservices/

Your username is your first name + last name + school number without any spaces

The password is teacher

http://www.eduplace.com/eservices/




Once there, you can create reading groups, browse the library, and much more.


You can create a reading group for a student, a group of students, a specific project or for your use only


You can name your group whatever you want You may require a password You may allow students to search outside their library You may sort according to DRA Level, Fontas and

Pinnell, Reading Recovery, etc. You may put in a message for your students You may browse the leveled library You may search for specific strategies, skills, features,

etc.

Online Leveled Readers Students may access the leveled readers here:

http://www.eduplace.com/eservices/ The username for students are teacher first name + teacher

last name + class without the spaces The password is “student” Students will be able to go to whatever group you have

assigned for them, depending on if you have used a password or not

Click here for further training (video) in the leveled readers: http://www.duvalschools.org/static/aboutdcps/departments/acadprog/riverdeep/Leveled%20Readers/Online%20Readers%20Overview.htm



http://www.duvalschools.org/static/aboutdcps/departments/acadprog/riverdeep/Leveled%20Readers/Online%20Readers%20Overview.htm





Digital Lesson Plans

Once you have logged in to Riverdeep, select the red K-5 button which will take you to the screen below


Select the K-5 Reading Adoption link Scroll down to the digital lesson plan section

http://155.44.232.39/lv/io_s001_04.forward?_docid=179D566F-9D00-0000-13FA-B2105B2FEC5B&_Appid=109&_ioID=112&_wsuuid=D2BA6A52-AA00-0000-3DC4-91D8FF393514

It will take you to a list of grade levels and themes

Select the grade level and theme of your choice







Once you have selected your grade level and theme, it will take you to a detailed list of your lesson plans


The lessons are based on a 4 day scheduleLessons include links to the text (which will

go live later this year), Destination Success lessons (for whole group use), Supplemental Materials, transparencies, ESOL materials, and much more!

Lessons also include links to Writing lessons, skill block activities, standards, etc.

Additional Resourceshttp://www.smbsd.org/page.cfm?p=904The above school district utilizes our series as

wellLinks include posters for strategies, genres,

proofreading marks, and more

http://www.smbsd.org/page.cfm?p=904

http://www.smbsd.org/page.cfm?p=904

Additional ResourcesClick on the link on the left side of the page

for “Idea Sharing” based on your grade level

Additional Resources


You will find art linksPosters relating to the seriesVocabulary information

Planning info at a glanceStudent center activities relating to FCRR site

Additional ResourcesSupport for specific themesParent lettersAnd MANY MORE GOODIES!http://www.spellingcity.comhttp://www.msjensenclass.com/Teacher_Resou

rces/literacy_station_ideas.htmhttp://reading.ecb.org/http://www.readinglady.com/

http://www.spellingcity.com/

http://www.msjensenclass.com/Teacher_Resources/literacy_station_ideas.htm

http://www.msjensenclass.com/Teacher_Resources/literacy_station_ideas.htm

http://reading.ecb.org/

http://www.readinglady.com/

http://www.readinglady.com/


http://settingthestandard.ning.com/This site allows you to network with local

teachersYou can view and share videosYou can view and share ideas about what is

working with the new seriesYou can check the site from school It is free!

http://settingthestandard.ning.com/

http://settingthestandard.ning.com/

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