Mastering LessonUp: Understanding All Components

Mastering LessonUp: Understanding All Components

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you should have a solid understanding of how all of the components in LessonUp work.

This slide should be shown at the beginning of the lesson to set the learning objective for the students.

What do you already know about the components of LessonUp?

Dashboard

The Dashboard is the home page of LessonUp where you can see all of your lessons, classes, and students.

Demonstrate how to navigate to the Dashboard for the students.

Lessons

Lessons are the individual presentations that you create in LessonUp, which can be used for classroom instruction or remote learning.

Show the students how to create a new lesson and discuss the different features of the Lesson editor.

Slides

Slides are the individual screens within a lesson where you can add text, images, videos, and interactive elements.

Demonstrate how to add, edit, and delete slides in LessonUp.

Interactive Elements

Interactive Elements are the tools within LessonUp that allow for student participation and engagement, such as quizzes, polls, and open-ended questions.

Show the students how to add interactive elements to a slide and discuss the different types of interactive elements available.

Classes

Classes are the groups of students that you create in LessonUp, which can be used for assigning lessons and tracking student progress.

Demonstrate how to create a new class and discuss the different features of the Class editor.

Assigning Lessons

Assigning Lessons is the process of selecting a lesson and assigning it to a specific class or group of students.

Show the students how to assign a lesson to a class and discuss the different options available for assigning lessons.

Student Progress

Student Progress is the feature in LessonUp that allows you to track how your students are performing on assigned lessons.

Show the students how to view student progress and discuss the different metrics available for tracking student performance.

Reports

Reports are the analytics tools in LessonUp that allow you to view data on student performance and engagement.

Demonstrate how to access and read reports in LessonUp.

Feedback

Feedback is the feature in LessonUp that allows students to provide feedback on lessons and interactive elements.

Show the students how to enable and view feedback on lessons and interactive elements.

Collaboration

Collaboration is the feature in LessonUp that allows multiple teachers to work on a lesson together in real-time.

Demonstrate how to collaborate on a lesson with another teacher and discuss the different features available for collaboration.

Sharing

Sharing is the feature in LessonUp that allows you to share your lessons with other teachers or on social media.

Show the students how to share a lesson and discuss the different options available for sharing.

Security

Security is the feature in LessonUp that ensures the safety and privacy of your lessons and student data.

Discuss the different security features available in LessonUp and how they protect the privacy and safety of your students.

LessonUp Community

The LessonUp Community is the online forum where you can connect with other LessonUp teachers, share lessons, and ask for help.

Discuss the benefits of joining the LessonUp Community and how to access it.

LessonUp Academy

The LessonUp Academy is the online learning platform where you can learn more about LessonUp and how to use it effectively.

Discuss the benefits of joining the LessonUp Academy and how to access it.

LessonUp Support

LessonUp Support is the customer service team that can help you with any issues or questions you have about LessonUp.

Discuss how to access LessonUp Support and the different resources available for getting help.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You now understand how all of the components in LessonUp work. Keep practicing and exploring to become a LessonUp expert!

This slide should be shown at the end of the lesson to summarize the key takeaways and encourage further exploration of LessonUp.