ThinkCentral student log-ins and classes.

Just wanted to let you know I have creating student accounts (K-5) in ThinkCentral for all three schools.  To provide consistency, their username and password is the same as their active directory log-in for computers (For example username:21pearsonm password:21001)  I did NOT assign students to specific classes for you since some grades do flexible groupings in math and reading.  To do this, you must log into ThinkCentral (https://www-k6.thinkcentral.com), if you have problems or don't remember your login, please e-mail me and I can reset your password. 

Once you are logged into ThinkCentral, you can follow the directions I have attached to create your classes and assign students with their activities.  There is also an attachment that shows how students will access and log in. To help you further, I have provided links below to several online tutorials that take you through the process of setting up your classes, but also other activities for those who want to keep going.l.  

Video tutorials are available for support. Note: It is recommended that these videos be played in order.

• Tutorial 1: Logging In, Setting Up Classes and Students
• Tutorial 2: Making Assignments
• Tutorial 3: Customized Tests, Reports, and Prescriptions
• Tutorial 4: Creating Subject Blocks, Creating and Scheduling Assignments

I am in the process of customizing a template letter for you, that can be sent to parents with student information on logging into Think Central and how to use it.  

In April, I am looking at providing some hands-on after-school working sessions (At each school) on "Let's ThinkCentral together." Don't let this keep you from getting started, many of you are familiar with these resources since you have used them with Storytown.  Keep me posted as to how you get along with these resources and I'll let you know what's coming.

Thanks for your support,

Maria

Maria E. Pearson

Instructional Technology Specialist

Winnisquam Regional School District

603.286.4531  x211

My Blog - http://wrsdtechnology.blogspot.com/

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