Lesson plans feature, track progress, and assessments. I need to see if I have already set up a class and then to go from there to assigning a task.
The Code learning platform offers excellent features for my teaching journey, especially the Teacher Dashboard which makes it incredibly easy to create classroom sections, assign projects, and track student progress in real-time. I truly appreciate that the platform lets you choose activities based on device availability, directly supporting the core value of fair access and equity for everyone. Moving forward, my next steps are to complete the remaining asynchronous Prework modules today and attend our first live synchronous session tomorrow. As I dive deeper into the program, I am interested in learning more about how to effectively adapt the platform’s unplugged activities for community contexts with limited technology, and how the automated system measures and highlights students’ creative milestones.
The platform offers a dashboard for classroom management and lesson planning. I will review the specific lesson plans and how does the platform integrate with our existing school learning management system for grading sync?
There are many resources and tools. I want to learn how best to create and track student progress with GC and this site.
Code.org provides features like keeping track of student’s progress, assessments, etc. that enhance teaching. My next steps are to learn the new features and get to practice them in the upcoming school year.
The platform provides a comprehensive teacher dashboard to track individual student progress, along with detailed lesson plans that include ready-to-use slides and assessment tools. My next steps are to review the new AI curriculum to build upon my previous modules, like AI for Oceans. I want to know how I can navigate the platform more efficiently without getting lost among the pages and links and what the best practices are for effectively implementing the new AI curriculum for my different levels.
I just want to know if the students have a way to sneak around and skip the lessons without getting credit? Students jump around in there; some students have green dots and have completed their work, while others don’t.
CodeAI has ways of tracking students to make sure they are doing their work. It has lesson plans with all the information we need and it provides assessments for the students. My next step is the learn more about the lessons available. A question I have is, can I connect this to Google Classroom?