Math XL for School Connected Mathematics 3 Lorie

Math. XL for School Connected Mathematics 3 Lorie Reilly: Product Manager, Math. XL for School

CMP 3 in Math. XL for School The role of Math. XL for School in CMP 3: Supplemental skills practice and remediation MXLS is not intended to replace the ACE homework or the assessments in CMP 3.

Two releases per year with new enhancements • June (June 28, 2013) • December (December 27, 2013) Check the homepage of the site for more information about each release. ---

Math. XL for School www. mathxlforschool. com Grades 6 -12 CMP 3 customers should be using Math. XL for School, not Math. XL. These are two different products. www. mathxl. com Higher ed

Registration & authentication 1. Handled by SMS 2. Database of usernames is shared by SMS/RUMBA, so username must be unique across both systems 3. Your customers MUST use a different username for DASH and MXLS IMPORTANT!!!

Registration requires an access code There’s a special access code for CMP 3 users in NYC. All other customers use regular Math. XL for School access codes. New York City: Same code for all students New York City: Same code for all teachers

Getting set up: Self registration and enrollment 1 Teacher registers with teacher access code (username and password) 2 Teacher creates course (course ID) Teacher gives to students: 3 4 5 • Course ID • Math. XL for School student access code • Username & password (optional) Student registers with: • Student access code • Email address • School name & zip code Student logs in to mxls. com with username and password and enrolls in teacher’s course with course ID

Getting set up: Browser Check IT folks at the school will need to run the browser check to make sure the computer is ready for MXLS. If students are using the program at home, they will also need to run the browser check there.

Hands on: Let’s do teacher registration 1. Go to www. mathxlforschool. com 2. Click “Register. ” 3. Do you have a Pearson Education account? Be sure to say “No. ” 4. Enter your access code. 5. Country, School zip code 6. “Other” for school name 7. Security Question

Hands on: Let’s create CMP 3 course

Creating your CMP 3 course Name of CMP 3 course in the pick list

Creating your CMP 3 course: Settings available

Creating your CMP 3 course: Settings available

Creating your CMP 3 course: Settings available Step 4 of course creation allows you to customize the table of contents of your course.

CMP 3: Table of Contents How the table of contents looks in Math. XL for School: • All three grades in one course • First chapter in each grade is prerequisite content for that grade No more than 350 students in one course, or gradebook performance will start to be impacted. Pre-req content Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

CMP 3: Table of Contents Prerequisite content for each grade: Ø Organized in one readiness chapter per grade by unit. The readiness chapter is the first chapter in each grade. Example: Prerequisite content in grade 6

CMP 3: Three grades in one course All three grades were included in one course so that instructors can select exercises from all three grades (including prerequisite material) when creating assignments for any grade.

CMP 3: Customizing the TOC When creating a course, all content for all three grades is selected by default. Teachers can hide content when creating their course by deselecting what they don’t want. Hidden content can be reinstated at any time.

CMP 3: Hiding Content from the TOC When you hide content, it is removed from: • Sample tests and HW assignments (important part of CMP 3 course) • Study Plan • Online testbank

CMP 3: Common Core Standards If teachers align their course to standards, they will then be able to view the course content by the table of contents or by standards. Teachers can toggle between TOC and standards view.

Creating your CMP 3 course Select the standards from this drop down menu in order to align the course with the Common Core standards.

CMP 3: Common Core Standards Common Core State Standards If selected when creating the course, these will be visible when: • Editing course coverage • Creating assignments • Exporting student results by standard • Viewing “Performance by Standard” in the gradebook • Viewing item analysis for an assignment

Creating your CMP 3 course: Settings available

Creating your CMP 3 course: Settings available Click “Save” to complete your course creation.

Course creation is complete Record the Course ID. Students will need this to enroll in your course. Click the Course ID for a First-dayof-Class flyer

Hands on: Let’s do student registration 1. Go to www. mathxlforschool. com 2. Click “Register. ” 3. Do you have a Pearson Education account? No. 4. Access code 5. Country, School zip code 6. “Other” for school name 7. Security Question

Hands on: Student Course Enrollment 1. Log in at www. mathxlforschool. com with your student credentials. 2. Enter Course ID for your CMP 3 course. 3. Click “Enroll. ”

CMP 3 in Math. XL for School comes loaded with sample assignments for all three grades! (*sample = supplied by Pearson)

CMP 3: Sample Assignments: Recommended Workflow 1. Copy sample assignments for a portion of the course (with auto-assign due dates, if desired) 2. Organize the assignments in the order they should be presented to the student (adjust due dates if necessary) 3. Personalize the HW assignments for each unit (This means associating each practice assignment with its corresponding assessment. ) 4. Check/adjust order and due dates for personalized assignments if necessary. 5. Assign a small batch of assignments so that they are available to students The following slides walk through these steps.

CMP 3: Sample Assignments Finding the sample assignments: The sample assignments are not visible in the “show all” view of the HW/Test Mgr. Teachers must click “Homework” or “Quizzes & Tests” to see them

CMP 3: Sample Assignments To see sample homework, click Homework, then select a unit to see practice assignments available for that unit. Select a unit here Note: These assignments are not available to students unless the teacher copies and assigns them using the Actions drop down menu or the batch process shown in these slides.

To see sample assessments, click Quizzes and Tests. You will see all quizzes and tests listed for the course. Note: Once teachers create their own assignments, they will be listed at the top of the window here. The sample assignments will then be listed BELOW the teachercreated assignments. Note: Unlike homework, sample quizzes and tests are available to students by default. Teachers can click “Set Availability” to change this. “Available” is different from “Assigned. ” “Available” means that the assignments are available to the student with default settings, no due dates, and results will not be factored into the student's overall score. A teacher needs to copy and assign the assessment in order to set preferences, due dates, customize the student experience, and include results in a student’s overall score.

CMP 3: Sample Assignments Teachers can batch copy and assign sample assignments rather than copying each one individually. On the HW/Test Mgr page, click Create Assignment, then select “Copy and Assign Sample Assignments. ”

CMP 3: Sample Assignments The first step of the batch process asks teachers if they would like Math. XL to auto-assign due dates to all of the assignments. Yes distributes assignment due dates evenly across the timeframe specified by the teacher in this order: Chapter 1: All HW Chapter 1: All tests Chapter 2: All HW Chapter 2: All tests ETC…. These dates can be adjusted afterwards. No allows the teacher to manually assign due dates to the copied assignments—either individually or on a batch “change due dates” page.

CMP 3: Sample Assignments On Step 2, sample assignments are listed by unit--homework is listed first then tests for each unit. Teachers can use check boxes to select sample assignments to copy.

CMP 3: Sample Assignments If the teacher selected Yes for auto-assigning due dates, Step 3 will ask them to specify a date range and days of the week for assignments to be due.

The last step shows all assignments that have been selected with any auto-assigned due dates. Teachers can assign them, change their names or due dates if desired, then click “Copy” at the bottom of the screen to finish. Note that when due dates are automatically assigned, the assignment due dates are evenly spaced in this default order: HW and then assessments in the first chapter, HW and then assessments in the second chapter, and so on. Teachers can change due dates on this screen to change this default distribution. They can change the assignment order later on the Reorder Assignments page. (The order of these assignments in the student list is independent of due dates. ) If teachers don’t adjust due dates here, they can adjust them individually or in a batch mode on the Change Dates & Assign Status page later on.

CMP 3: Sample Assignments Once sample assignments are copied, they appear in the top portion of the HW & Test Mgr page. HW in first chapter Tests in first chapter Note that assignments are listed in the HW/Test Mgr and for students in this default order: HW and then assessments in the first chapter, HW and then assessments in the second chapter, and so on. HW in second chapter Tests in second chapter

CMP 3: Reordering Assignments Teachers can now change the order of how assignments will appear in the student’s assignment list using the Reorder Assignments page. (Note that changing the due dates does not change the list order. )

CMP 3: Reordering Assignments On the Reorder Assignments page, teachers can easily drag and drop assignments into the order they’d like them listed for the students. TIP 1: If the teacher assigns due dates according to the order in which she would like the assignments completed, she can then come to this screen and click on “End Date” to reorder them In this screenshot, the automatically by due date. assignments in unit 6 -1 have been reordered so TIP 2: The teacher should be sure they appear in the order to reorder personalized that students should work assignment pairs so that the test through them rather than is first and the practice is second. by assignment type. For example, the Unit 6 -1 Readiness Assessment should come before the Unit 6 -1 Readiness Additional Practice.

CMP 3: Making Personalized Assignments A teacher can link a Readiness Assessment to a Readiness Additional Practice so that the exercises in the Practice set are determined by the student’s performance on the corresponding assessment for that unit. [Review assessments and practice sets can also be linked in the same way. ] Start by selecting “Edit” from the Actions drop down menu for the practice assignment.

CMP 3: Making Personalized Assignments On Step 1 of the assignment editing wizard, check “Yes” to omit questions from objectives that are mastered by the student on the corresponding assessment. Select the Unit 6 -1 Readiness Assessment, then click Save or Save & Assign. This pick list will show sample tests that the teacher has already copied.

CMP 3: Making Personalized Assignments After clicking Save on the previous screen, the teacher will see a dialog box about question selection. Be sure to click “No” on this screen. (Clicking “Yes” will reduce the number of exercises in the practice assignment. ) If the teacher clicks “Yes” by mistake, they can delete the assignment and re-copy the sample assignment to start over.

CMP 3: Making Personalized Assignments Check and adjust the order and due dates of the assignments. If the teacher clicks “Yes” by mistake, they can delete the assignment and re-copy the sample assignment to start over.

CMP 3: Making Personalized Assignments Assign the first set of assignments to students. If the teacher clicks “Yes” by mistake, they can delete the assignment and re-copy the sample assignment to start over.

CMP 3: Personalized Assignments Student View: After both assignments are made available to students, they will see that the practice assignment has a prerequisite (indicated by the green flag).

CMP 3: Personalized Assignments Student View: Once the student has taken the test, the practice assignment is available (green flag is gone).

Students can access the assignment directly from their test summary page. Exercises available in the practice are determined by the test results.

Exercises are suppressed in the Practice if topics are “mastered” on the test. Note that the definition of “mastery” can be modified by the teacher in the Study Plan Manager. This student has some exercises suppressed in their Practice assignment because of their test performance. Note that the suppressed questions have a green checkmark indicating that the student has already received credit for them based on their test performance. Those questions are not clickable from this page. If the student needs to access them, they can go the Results page and click the “Review” link for this assignment.

CMP 3: Mastery Settings The default setting for mastery is “ 100%” for tests and quizzes. Instructors can change this to any value. This setting will determine how many exercises associated with a given topic a student must answer correctly on an assessment in order for Math. XL to suppress exercises from that topic in their personalized practice. In this instance, the teacher has changed the mastery setting to 80% for tests and quizzes instead of 100%. This means that the student must get 80% of the questions associated with an objective correct before those exercises are eliminated from their Additional Practice assignment.

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Remember, when talking to teachers about CMP 3 in Math. XL for School, be sure to tell them about: • The name of the course in the pick-list • The structure of the course (ability to hide content if desired) • Common Core Standards available • Pearson-created assignments—over 300!—where to find them, how to assign and organize them • How to create personalized assignments using the Pearson-created assignments