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1 Welcome to Question: What does Shmoop mean? Answer: Well Smarty Pants, the literal definition is "Moving Things Forward. Translated further, our Shmoop mission is to make learning, writing and test prep more fun and relevant for students in the digital age. Applying that to your day- to- day classroom existence means that Pittsburgh Public Schools now have access to the Pandora's box of Advanced Placement Test Prep content. Subjects include, but don t stop with Literature Guides * Mythology* Biology * Algebra * Digital Literacy * U.S. History * Career * College Readiness * DMV * Essay Lab * Music * Civics * Economics * Poetry Shakespeare * If you re still reading this you have the best eyesight ever...and STOP! Welcome Pittsburgh Public Schools to the MegaLand of AP, SAT, CAHSEE and ACT Test Prep for the School year. Ø AP Macroeconomics Ø AP Chemistry Ø AP Microeconomics Ø AP Biology Ø AP Human Geography Ø AP Psychology Ø AP Physics Ø AP Art History Ø AP European History Ø AP English Literature Ø AP US History Ø AP English Language Ø AP US Government & Politics Ø AP Calculus Ø AP World History Ø AP Spanish Literature Ø AP Statistics Ø AP Spanish Language Ø AP Studio Art Ø AP Environmental Science COMING SOON French, Studio Art, Latin and More!

For Pittsburgh Teachers Follow these simple steps to setup your Teacher s Account Ø Go to http://www.shmoop.

Choose Your School Ø Create Your Username and Password *If you'd like a video on how to sign- in into Shmoop click here How To Shmoop Call

2 For Pittsburgh Teachers Follow these simple steps to setup your Teacher s Account Ø Go to Ø Enter your Shmoop account, or create one if you don t have one Ø Enter your Magic Word: SHMOOPLOVESPITT Ø Choose Your School Ø Create Your Username and Password *If you'd like a video on how to sign- in into Shmoop click here How To Shmoop Call me at any time for assistance, feedback, or just to chat. I m here to help you open the world of Shmoop! Allison Arunski Director of Accounts Allison@Shmoop.com

3 For Students Follow these simple steps to setup your Student s Account Ø Go to Ø Enter your Shmoop account, or create one if you don t have one Ø Enter your Magic Word: PITTSTUDY Ø Choose Your School Ø Create Your Username and Password *If you'd like a video on how to sign- in into Shmoop click here How To Shmoop Call me at any time for assistance, feedback, or just to chat. I m here to help you open the world of Shmoop! Allison Arunski Director of Accounts Allison@Shmoop.com

Welcome To Shmoop ReportingLand, The Happiest(ish) Place on Earth (Well, To People Who Perform Well, Anyway)!

(Whose mastery of skills was naughty, and whose was nice ) So, here we go: 1. Find your Shmoop username and password. 2. Go to: http://www.shmoop.

Features include: Ø A summary page that shows for all products Ø The total number of students who have registered under the content license Ø The expiration date of

total number of review topics read and a pie chart distribution Ø The total number of Shmoints earned and a pie chart distribution Ø An aggregate overview of

4 Welcome To Shmoop ReportingLand, The Happiest(ish) Place on Earth (Well, To People Who Perform Well, Anyway)! ADMINSTRATOR REPORTING LANDS Administrator, you can see what products you licensed and get all kinds of details about student performance and usage. (Whose mastery of skills was naughty, and whose was nice ) So, here we go: 1. Find your Shmoop username and password. 2. Go to: 3. Sign in with your Shmoop username and password. Features include: Ø A summary page that shows for all products Ø The total number of students who have registered under the content license Ø The expiration date of your content license Ø The total number of practice exams taken and a pie chart distribution Ø The total number of drills taken and a pie chart distribution Ø The total number of review topics read and a pie chart distribution Ø The total number of Shmoints earned and a pie chart distribution Ø An aggregate overview of student performance on the SAT and ACT (for those of you who have licensed these products) Ø The percentage of correct answers your students are getting through the diagnostics, drills, and practice exams. Ø An aggregate skills page showing a more detailed analysis of student Ø Skills for SAT and ACT (for those of you have licensed those products)

King s 4 th AP English, Mrs. Taylor s SAT Prep, Mr.

Choose the School and Course for the Classroom.

Click + Create Classroom and PRESTO! You ve created a Classroom.

1. Send e- mail invites to each of your students, giving them

Students without an email address will need: 1. Your classroom code.

It is a string of 5 numbers or letters. 2.

5 Creating a Teacher Classroom 1. Log into your Shmoop account and confirm access to Test Prep courses. 2. Click on My Profile on the upper right hand corner. 3. In your My Shmoop page click on the Add Classroom button found on the left- hand side of the page. 4. Name your Classroom in a way your students will recognize (Mr. King s 4 th AP English, Mrs. Taylor s SAT Prep, Mr. Rocco s CAHSEE After School Prep). 5. Choose the School and Course for the Classroom. NOTE: Each Classroom can only be assigned one test prep course. 6. Click + Create Classroom and PRESTO! You ve created a Classroom. Inviting Students Into Your Classroom Students with address: 1. Send e- mail invites to each of your students, giving them access to your classroom and course materials. Students without an address will need: 1. Your classroom code. Look for the code on your classroom page. It is a string of 5 numbers or letters. 2. The e- mail address on your Shmoop account. 3. Students log in to their Shmoop accounts and click on the "Join Classroom" button. They will be asked to enter both the classroom code and e- mail address to join the class. You should then receive a request for your student on your classroom page.

THE PREPARED CURRICULUM:

THE PREPARED CURRICULUM: FOR POST-SECONDARY AND CAREER READINESS Eighth Grade Curriculum Course Overview Eighth grade is never too early to begin preparing for college and careers. This program will give