A simple guide to setting up your class, inviting students, teaching the curriculum, and tracking progress.
Goal: get students into your classroom and start teaching in under 10 minutes.
Start Here
The Teacher Dashboard gives you one clear workflow: invite students, confirm they joined, teach the assigned courses, and monitor progress.
1
Invite Your Students
Click Invite Students, copy your classroom invitation link, and share it with your students. Students should use this link so they join the correct classroom automatically.
Invite StudentsCopy Invite LinkJoin Your Class
Image suggestion: show the Invite Students button and invite link field with callout arrows.
2
Confirm Students Have Joined
Use View Roster to check your student list. The Class Snapshot also shows enrolled students and seats remaining.
View RosterStudents EnrolledSeats Remaining
Image suggestion: highlight the Class Snapshot cards for enrolled students and remaining seats.
3
Review Your Curriculum
Open the Curriculum panel to review your assigned courses before class begins. Start with EPLS 101, then move into EPLS 201 when students are ready.
EPLS 101EPLS 201View All Courses
Image suggestion: show the Curriculum panel with the course list highlighted.
4
Download Teacher Materials
Use Teaching Tools to access pacing guides, answer keys, standards alignment, and classroom materials.
Image suggestion: show Teaching Tools with small icons for worksheet, calendar, key, and standards document.
5
Begin Teaching
Introduce the topic, assign the lesson, have students complete the quiz, then review results. Use the curriculum online, offline, or as a blended classroom model.
TeachAssign LessonReview Quiz
Image suggestion: use a classroom image showing teacher-led discussion with students using laptops or printed worksheets.
6
Monitor Student Progress
Use Progress and Student Monitoring to find students who are behind, check quiz scores, and review course completion.
Students BehindRecent Quiz ScoresCompletion Status
Image suggestion: show Student Monitoring with simple progress indicators.
7
Review Recent Activity
Check Recent Activity to see new registrations and classroom activity. This helps confirm that students are joining and using the curriculum.
Recent ActivityActivity Feed
Image suggestion: show the Recent Activity feed with one student registration example.
Most Important Dashboard Areas
Class SnapshotShows seats, enrollment, course completion, and activity at a glance.
Teaching ToolsGives you guides, downloads, answer keys, and standards support.
Student MonitoringHelps you find students who need help and review progress.