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As a teacher or aide, you will receive an e-mail from auto@robokind.com when your RoboKind account is ready for use. You will be required to click on the link to set your password. If you are having trouble getting registered, see our troubleshooting steps at Troubleshooting password : Password reset e-mail not received or not working
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It is recommended that all users add auto@robokind.com to their safe senders list in their local e-mail program and any other e-mail filtering software to ensure consistent and timely delivery of these e-mails. |
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The RoboKind roles & permissions are described here: RoboKind Central Role Permissions
If you will need to be routinely adding students, teachers, or classrooms to the system, then discuss with your point of contact at the organization to determine if you have been setup with the needed level of permissions.
RoboKind Web Companion
RoboKind lessons are usually taught using 2 iPad’s, however a web browser can also be used when desired. See How-to Use the RoboKind Web Companion and How to start a Robots4Autism 4.x lesson.
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Classroom Management
Click on the Classroom Management side bar button to see a list of classrooms to which you have been assigned.
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The student details page is read only to teacher and aid roles. |
Student Quick Report
A new Student Quick Report is now available using the report button in the actions column of the student list.
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Click the Student Quick Report button in the actions column of the student for which you would like to display a summary of the students activity.
The Module usage chart shows the number of lessons that a student has taken.
The Lesson Runs Per Week chart on the right can help to quickly gauge a students activity level in the program over the past 15 weeks.
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Hover with the mouse over individual data bars or points in the line chart to see additional details:
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Click on either the Module Usage or the Lesson Runs Per Week chart in order to drill down and expand the students mastery level summary across all modules. Hovering on individual lessons will display additional details about the students attempts on a given lesson.
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Reporting:
See information on our Student and Classroom quick reporting here: RoboKind Student and Classroom Quick Reports
Customer Resources:
The customer resources page consists of documents containing curriculum and parent resource documentation. Please read and utilize these documents in teaching efforts, but do not share or post these copyrighted materials without permission.
Teacher Tools:
Our teacher tools now includes an expanded list of available resources, including Spanish family newsletters.
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IEP Goals:
To view IEP goals for a student, access the IEP page from the Student menu.
IEP Goals are per academic calendar period, they do not automatically roll over from one year to the next.
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Any IEP goals already on file for that student in that academic period will be automatically displayed:
Teacher (not aide) accounts also have the ability to add/assign new goals, which will then update the options available when selecting lessons available for the student. (See How to start a Robots4Autism 4.x lesson )
For a full list of the current IEP goals and how these are cross referenced to the RoboKind curriculum, see the following PDF document (which is also available to users at RoboKind Central - Teacher Tools - Curriculum - Social Emotional IEP Goals & Curriculum
Help Menu
The final sidebar menu entry for help will link you to our wwwsupport.robokind.com/support page which has documentation and troubleshooting information, as well as a contact us link at the bottom of the page.
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