EDMODO

1. Go to Edmodo.com and sign up, if you have your google account use your
account.
2. Choose Teacher Account.
3. Enter your active email address.
4. Enter Password and confirm the password.
5. School Code is optional so you don’t need to enter if you don’t like.
6. Click next, and wait.
7. Go to your email to verify your account by clicking the button confirm.
8. Once your account is successfully verified click next.
9. Select a Title Example: Ms. Or Mr.
10. Enter your first name, last name, birth year.
11. Click Done.
12. On MY CLASSES, click Create a Class.
13. Name your Class, Example: BSTM101.
14. Describe your class.
15. Select grade.
16. Select a subject and click create.
17. Add students by inviting them. Lock the code and copy, this code can be paste to
your group chat.
18. You can also share link with the students and teachers by clicking it below. Click
Done and paste the copied link on the group chat.
19. Otherwise you can create students but their email address are recommended.
a) Join in class: If you would like your students to join while they are in your
classroom, share your Class Code and have each student use the code
when creating their account. They can create at an account either at
www.edmodo.com or by downloading the app on their mobile device.
b) Join at home: If you prefer to have your students join outside of your
classroom, you can print a PDF handout that shows students how to join
your Edmodo Class. You can also send out an email invitation if you have
your students' email addresses available.
 c) Create student accounts in advance: If you prefer to create your students'
accounts for them, you can use the built-in student account creation tool in
Edmodo, then print out students' login information when you're ready for
them to start using Edmodo.
20. Go to Posts on your class to start discussion and share classmate materials.
Start a conversation.
a) Welcome Note: Before students join your Class, post an introductory Note
welcoming them to their digital classroom. You can pin the post to keep it
at the top of your Class page for your students' first few days on Edmodo,
and encourage them to reply once they've joined.
b) Poll your students: Create a Poll and get your students engaged right
away. You can use a Poll as an icebreaker or an informal assessment for
your lesson. Polls are anonymous and students won't be able to see the
Poll results until they submit their own response.
c) Post updates, activities and resources: Once you're ready to use Edmodo
for your daily classroom needs, try using a variety of post types and
attachments to complement your lessons. Post a picture of your daily
agenda, create Assignments for your homework, send a Quiz as an exit
slip or bell ringer, use Polls to check for understanding in the middle of a
lesson, and more.

To post a new assignment to one or more of your classes or groups, follow these
instructions:

1. Select the add button located in class information panel of your group’s page
2. Click Create Assignment from the dropdown menu
3. Fill out Assignment Title and Instructions for the assignment
4. Click the File, Link or Library icons to attach any items to the Assignment.
5. Click Assign to open a pop up menu to complete the following details before
assigning the assignment:
6. Assign to (type in the names of more groups or individual students to whom you
would like to assign the assignment to directly)
 7. Please note that if you send an Assignment to individual student recipients rather
than a class or a small group, only you will be able to access that assignment.
Co-teachers of your class won't be able to see or access this assignment or
student submissions.
8. Due on (set by clicking on the respective date and time boxes)
9. Check the Lock after due date box to restrict students from turning in the
assignment after it is due.
10. Check the Add to Gradebook box to include the students’ scores in the
class/group Progress Book.
11. Click Schedule for later which will automatically send the post at the chosen time.
Make sure the time zone listed in your account settings is the same for all
teachers and students. After you select the date and time to schedule the
assignment, hit Assign to add it to your scheduled posts queue located below the
class composer.
12. Click Assign to post immediately (posts will appear on the Post Stream in the
order they were sent)

Note: If you send an Assignment to individual students instead of to a whole

class/group, it won't show up automatically in the Progress Book.

Note: Attaching an image to the assignment may lower the image resolution.

Accessing an Assignment's Grading Overview:

1. View the Assignment post in your Class stream or from the Assignments tab in
your top navigation bar.
2. To access the Assignment's Grading Overview page, click the “Turned In" button
located on the Assignment post or click the Assignment itself from the
Assignments tab. You can also click on a notification any time a student turns in
the Assignment.
3. The Grading Overview will automatically sort your students' submissions by
what's Ready to Grade, Not Turned In, and Graded, or you can view All students.

Grading an Assignment:
 1. Click a particular Student’s row from the "Ready to Grade" tab to open their
submission (or click the "Enter Grade" link if you already know their score.
2. Grade the Assignment by doing the following:
a. Numerical Grade: type the Student's grade in the boxes labeled "Score"
and "Total" (you can also change the grade in the Progress book). If you
prefer non numerical grades you can enter them here as well. The
numerator and denominator can be filled with numbers and letters,
including "Pass", "Late", or "Incomplete".
b. Provide Feedback (optional): type your Comments in the text box to the
right of your Student's submission and attach a file, link, or library
document if necessary. Then click the "Add Comment" button.
c. Select “Save" to submit the grade. Grades will remain editable.
d. When a Student's submission gets graded, you can access it from the
"Graded" or "All students" tab, since it will no longer appear in the "Ready
to Grade" tab.

Changing/Clearing a Grade:

1. Click a particular Student's grade from the "Graded" or "All students" tab on the
right side of their row to enable editing of their grade.
2. Change their previous grade and click "Save" to submit the grade. Grades will
remain editable.
3. If you delete the grade for both the numerator and denominator, their grade will
be cleared.
4. When a Student's grade gets cleared, you can access it from the "Ready to
Grade" or "All students" tab, since it will no longer appear in the "Graded" tab.

Requesting a Resubmission:

1. Click a particular Student’s row to open their submission.

2. Click the "Request Resubmission" link underneath their grade.
3. (Optional) Type any instructions or requests for your Student in the provided text
box.
4. Click "Submit Request" to send a resubmission request to your Student.
 5. When a resubmission request is sent, the previous grade for the Student is
cleared.

Send a Quiz (Teacher)

Edmodo Quizzes are a versatile that can be used for a number of pedagogical
applications. It's easy to create a Quiz, then modify it or assign it to your Class. 

1. Select the Create button     located at the top of your Edmodo Class page.

2. Hover over Quiz and click New to create a new Quiz.
3. Complete the Quiz Details tab:
1. Give your Quiz a Quiz Title. 
2. Optional. Add Quiz Instructions that students will read before taking your
Quiz. 
4. Click the Quiz Questions tab.

1. Add your Quiz questions:

 Select the question type from the dropdown menu. Question type options
include multiple choice, multiple answer, true/false, short answer, fill in the blank, or
matching. Jump lower on this page to learn more about Quiz question types.
 Fill out the "Question Text" form box to add your question prompt. 
 Optional. Using the buttons below the Question Text, you can attach files

or links to your question prompt. 

 Note: You can attach images, videos, MP3s, PDFs, links, and more
file types from your Edmodo Library or your computer. 
 Add Response answer choices. The response types will vary depending
on the question type
 For Multiple Choice and Multiple Answer question types, three
response options will be provided by default, but you can add or remove response
options.
 To remove a response option, hover over it and click on the
"X" icon that appears to the right. 
 To add an additional response option, click "+ Add
Respose" at the bottom of the Response list. 

 Change the radio button   under "Correct Answer" to set

the correct Response choice. For Multiple Answer questions,  set multiple correct

answers under "Correct Answer" by checking all checkboxes   that are required
correct Response choices.
 The True/False question type only has two possible Response
choices, "True" or "False"

 Change the radio button   under "Correct Answer" to set

the correct Response choice.
 The Fill in the blanks question requires the use  of
‘_’(underscores) to designate where the blank should appear in the question.
 Set the correct answer for each blank in the "Enter Answer"
form box. The Response will appear when you enter the Question Text.
 For Matching questions, three Question and Answer pairs will be
provided by default, but you can add or remove Question-Answer pairs, or add
additional distractor Answer options. 
 Enter Question options on the left and corresponding
Answer pairs on the right.
 To remove a Question-Answer pair, hover over it and click
on the "X" icon  that appears to the right. 
 To add a Question-Answer pair, click "+ Add Response" at
the bottom of the Response list. 
 To add additional distractor Answer to increase the difficulty
of your Matching question, click "+ Add Additional Answer" under the Additional
Answers section.
 Optional. In the Grading section, change the “points" box to adjust the
point value.
 True/False, Multiple Choice, and Short Answer questions are
each worth 1 total point by default, but you can set this higher to make the question
worth more points. A question cannot be worth less than 1 point.
 Fill in the blanks and Matching questions are each worth 1 point
per correct answer by default, but you can set this higher to make the question worth
more points. 
 Multiple Answer questions are worth 1 point per available
response by default, but you can set this higher to make the question worth more
points. 
 Note that with Multiple Answer questions, points will be
awarded for each correct answer that is selected and each incorrect answer that is
not selected.
 Example. With a question with 3 possible answers
and 2 correct answers:
 A student will be awarded 3 points for selecting
the 2 correct answers and not selecting the incorrect answer.
 A student will be awarded 2 points for selecting
all 3 answers (2 correct answers selected, no incorrect answers not selected) or if they
select 1 of the correct answers (1 correct answer selected and 1 incorrect answer not
selected).
 A student will be awarded 1 point for selecting
1 correct answer and 1 incorrect answer (1 correct answer selected, no incorrect
answers not selected).
 A student will be awarded 0 points for only
selecting the incorrect answer (no correct answers selected, no incorrect answers not
selected).
 You can easily Duplicate a question to copy a question or Delete a
Question to remove it in the bottom right corner of the question. 

 Click "Duplicate Question"   to copy it for easy editing. 

 Click "Delete Question"  to delete it from your Quiz.

2. You can add more questions using the "Add New Question" button at the
bottom of your question list. You can also rearrange question order by dragging
questions or adding a question between existing questions options.
 To insert a new question between two existing questions, hover over the

horizontal line that separates two questions and click on the "plus" button  . 

 To rearrange a question, hover over the "six dots" icon   next to the
question number, then click and drag the question to your desired order. 
3. You can also reuse questions from previous Quizzes you've uploaded to
Edmodo. Click the "Add from question bank" button, the select the question from the
list you'd like to add and click "Add to Quiz."
4. Select "Preview" at the top to preview your Quiz and view it as a student will see
it.
5. Select "Close" at the top to close the Quiz editor. Your Quiz will
be automatically saved to your Edmodo Library. You can assign this Quiz from your
Class page or from your Library at any time.

6. Click the "three dots" icon  to open a menu with options that allow you
to Print, Make a Copy, or Delete your Quiz.
7. Select the "Assign" button to send the Quiz to your Class immediately.  Jump
below to learn about the additional Quiz options available when you assign your Quiz to
a Class.

To send your Quiz to a Class: 

1. Complete the following Quiz options:

 "ASSIGN TO " – Select the Class recipient for your Quiz. If you created
this Quiz from your Class page, the class will automatically be added as a recipient. You
can search for and add additional Classes or individual students whom you would like to
receive this Quiz. 
 "DUE ON" – choose a due date and time for your Quiz
 Optional. "Lock after due date" – checking this box will lock the Quiz
after your set Due Date passes and  students will not be able to take the Quiz after this
date has passed.
 Optional. "Time Limit" - set a time limit for your Quiz, in minutes. After a
student starts the Quiz, they must answer all questions before the allotted time has
passed.
 Optional. "Randomize Questions" – checking this box will randomize the
question order for each student who takes the Quiz. 
 Optional. "Add to gradebook" – checking this box will automatically add
the Quiz and your students’ scores to your Class' Progress Book. If you forget this step
you can add it later. 
 Optional. "Show results to  students upon completion – checking this
box will allow students to view their Quiz results after they submit their Quiz. Students
will be able to see their score, individual questions results, as well as the correct answer
for each question.
 Add to gradebook – check this box to automatically add the Quiz and
your students’ scores to your Class's Progress Book. If you forget this step you can add
it later.  
2. Select Assign to send the Quiz immediately or click "Schedule for later" to
select a date and time when this Quiz will be sent to the selected recipients.

Visit this link po for more tutorials: https://support.edmodo.com/hc/en-

us/articles/360008147674-Getting-Started-on-Edmodo#Classes