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multiple user applications….like your\u00a0classroom.<\/p>\nThis is part 2 in a series of blog entries about using Clever. If you are not familiar with the Clever Application portal, please refer to part one of the series. \u00a0 Today we will be talking about how students can access lessons in Khan Academy using Clever. \u00a0 Many classroom teachers (and parents) \u00a0already refer students to Khan Academy for lesson support, tag activities, skills practice, SAT prep, Coding, \u00a0etc. \u00a0Therefore, kids often have several accounts in Khan Academy assigned by different teachers or family members. \u00a0It can be both confusing and problematic for students to have multiple accounts. \u00a0By using the “single sign-on” feature available through Clever, students can use their regularly known Bend-La Pine log-in for accessing \u00a0Khan Academy. \u00a0BUT WAIT THERE IS MORE!<\/p>\n
BUT WAIT THERE IS MORE!<\/p>\n
Khan Academy strongly believes that “Coaches” should be involved in the learning process when a student accesses an online lesson. \u00a0Parents are required to be involved for students under 13 and are recommended for older students. \u00a0 Teachers are also able to coach students via a class code that students may voluntarily\u00a0join. \u00a0Completing these steps within Khan Academy can be very cumbersome because it is set up for individual access and not multiple user applications….like your\u00a0classroom.<\/p>\n
HERE IS WHERE CLEVER COMES IN! \u00a0Your student accounts are already set up inside of Clever. \u00a0They are just waiting for the student to complete the log in process. \u00a0As a teacher, \u00a0If you log in to\u00a0Khan Academy using Clever on your computer, you will see a classroom screen that looks like this: (see first photo)![\"\"](\"http:\/\/blogs.bend.k12.or.us\/instructionaltechnology\/files\/2017\/06\/Screen-Shot-2017-06-02-at-11.47.22-AM.png\")
\u00a0Notice that your preps and student numbers are all accurate, but every kid is named “clever student”. \u00a0 \u00a0 When students log in on their iPad, lab computer or from home using clever, \u00a0your screen will change and look like the picture on the right. \u00a0Notice that students who have NOT logged in are still named “clever student” and the ones who have now are generated names that you can recognize. \u00a0(first name followed by a random number) \u00a0When students complete the account information with their parents for Khan Academy, their actual student info will appear. \u00a0Best of all, you do nothing! \u00a0You can coach, view their work, assign tasks, etc regardless of the status of their account! \u00a0(THIS STUFF IS JUST AMAZING TO ME!)<\/p>\n
I have included a Getting Started with Khan Academy and Clever hand out in this post. \u00a0If you plan to use Khan Academy or if you want students to give something a try over summer, please feel free to use the document. \u00a0I have included the actual file so that you can manipulate it to suit your specific purpose. \u00a0 I know this was a bit of a confusing post, so please ask any clarifying questions by responding to the post below.<\/p>\n
Click this link<\/a> to get a copy of the Khan Academy Letter for students and families.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is part 2 in a series of blog entries about using Clever. If you are not familiar with the Clever Application portal, please refer to part one of the series. \u00a0 Today we will be talking about how students Continue reading Accessing Khan Academy Through Clever<\/span>