Creating Instructional Resources in SchoolNet - dgrevised
- 1. Instructional Materials Creating Instructional Resources
- 2. Create a Lesson You can only use one format for each lesson. You can only use one format for each lesson.
- 3. Attach Resources to a Lesson • Attach support materials to lessons • Use the same resource for multiple lessons
- 4. • Recommend • Submit for approval to the school or district • Edit and copy • View related materials • Build and express test • Schedule to your lesson planner Lesson Plan: Available Actions
- 5. Try It Out Practice •Create a lesson with an attached resource •Edit a lesson
- 6. Submit for Approval • Share materials with other teachers
- 7. Approval Process Designated administrators can approve materials or request revisions. Approved materials are available to other teachers.
Editor's Notes
- #3: In the lesson template, enter the information identified by the required fields, marked with an asterisks (*) Include the duration (recommended because of the impacts on the planner) Align to standards. which can be from other grades and subjects Create content for each template type—but don’t switch If usign the district template, any attachments must be added as a linked resource later In the lesson template, enter the information identified by the required fields, marked with an asterisks If your lesson already exists in another document, you can simply copy and paste text into this template Any attachments must be added as a linked resource
- #4: Instructional units – Attached lesson plans, resources, and assessments Lesson plans – Attach resources and assessments The only way to add an attachment when using the district template Can pull from bank, My Materials, or create on the fly—new resources become separate material Show organizers in next tab Show how to view detail to exit and return to lesson through My Materials
- #5: Submission process discussed in next slide Recommend an instructional material (similar to a “Like” on Facebook) View Related Materials – Will display any material that is aligned to the same standards
- #7: Know which method is implemented. If none, discuss all possible options. Once you submit a lesson: The lesson goes first to a school approver If approved, it is available to other teachers at your school and can be submitted to the district When approved at the district level, it is available district-wide It can’t be edited once approved, but you can make editable copies In some districts, users submit straight to the district bank or do not have approvals set up at all.
- #8: Designated users have a link to approve materials. There is an approval alert web part that can be added to My Schoolnet.