New: AI Tutor is live for Algebra II
New: AI Tutor is live for Algebra II
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Sharing eMATHinstruction videos with your students through Google Classroom is quick and easy. Whether you are setting up a lesson, adding extra practice, or giving students a way to review at home, you can post videos directly from your eMATHinstruction account in just a few clicks.
Here is a short walkthrough to go along with the video tutorial.
Start by selecting My Account on the eMATHinstruction website. This brings you to your profile and everything connected to your teacher membership.
Click the My Courses tab to see all the courses available in your account. From here, choose the course you want to work with by clicking View.
Once inside a course, navigate to the unit you are teaching. For example, you can select Unit 1: Whole Numbers. Open the lesson that includes the video you want to share.
On the video page, click the Google Classroom share button. This will open a prompt that lets you choose the class you want to post to.
After selecting your class, choose Create an assignment. Add any instructions your students need, then click Assign.
That is it. Your students can now access the eMATHinstruction video directly from Google Classroom. Pairing our lessons with your digital workflow makes it even easier to support student learning, whether they are in the classroom or working from home.
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Lesson planning, grading, and organizing materials can take up hours of precious time. Having ready-to-use resources means less stress and more space to focus on students. With the right tools, teachers can spend their energy on what matters most: inspiring a love of math and helping every learner succeed.
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