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5th & 6th Grade

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    Eduphoria for Students: At Home Learners: Taking a Test Using Eduphoria
    02:59

    Eduphoria for Students: At Home Learners: Taking a Test Using Eduphoria

    These are the directions for how to access a test your teacher wants you to take Using the Eduphoria Online Test Portal on the SSO page.
    Eduphoria Tests: Test Corrections after submitting a test
    02:42

    Eduphoria Tests: Test Corrections after submitting a test

    Students, watch this video to find the problems on your test that you need to do corrections on.
    Using Eduphoria Aware to Build a Campus Assessment: Part 1
    07:47

    Using Eduphoria Aware to Build a Campus Assessment: Part 1

    This is the first of 2 videos that show how to build an assessment in Eduphoria. This video focuses on where to build it in your Eduphoria account, how to make a multiple choice question, how to make a "grid"able question, how to make mathematical equations, and how to add a reading selection with questions.
    Using Eduphoria Aware to Build a Campus Assessment Part 2
    09:52

    Using Eduphoria Aware to Build a Campus Assessment Part 2

    This is the 2nd video of 2 that help you set up and administer an Eduphoria assessment. This part shows how to administer, how to set up for Oral Admin. This is especially important when you are using images/screenshots that have text.
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