Gradelink Resources for Distance Learning
We understand the COVID-19 crisis has caused a lot of additional stress for educators, students and their families as they work out the transition to distance learning. Here are ways to use Gradelink to enhance your efforts.
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Resources within Gradelink
Communication Tools
Good communication is the key to keeping everyone connected while they are working remotely.
School News Page
Communicate important events and updates with the entire school with a School News page. It’s the first thing students and parents see when they log in.
Teacher Pages
Teachers, keep your class on track with Teacher Pages, personalized web pages for you to use for announcements, newsletters and more. For sharing videos and invitations to video meetings, embed links to Zoom, YouTube and other sites.
Assignments and Attachments
Attach files to assignments for students to download through their Gradelink accounts. This can include worksheets saved as PDFs, images and video files.
Online Enrollment
Using EnrollMe makes it easy for new families to enroll and current families to re-enroll online. Make sure your school is using messaging that communicates that your school is currently accepting applications and re-enrollment for the fall.
Google Classroom
Sync quiz and assignment grades from Google Classroom to the
Video Resources
Gradelink Resources for Online Instruction
As schools close their campuses in the wake of the coronavirus, they are faced with the task of switching to online teaching. We’re here to help ease the transition with tools for instruction and communication.
In this video, we demonstrate ways to use the tools already in Gradelink to help with remote teaching. We cover:
- Assignments and attachments
- Communication tools
- Teacher and School News Pages
Video: Tools to Make Remote Learning Easier
As schools close their campuses in the wake of the coronavirus, they are faced with the task of switching to online teaching. Watch this 5-minute overview to learn how to set your school up for distance learning in a hurry.
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