Adding students to your classes is easy. We have outlined 3 ways. All require that you log into your Studies Weekly account. Please keep in mind that this is a national database of students. The student username must be unique. If you are told your username is taken, please add a unique identifier such as a birthday, student ID number, etc.
To learn how to create an online account, click here.
To learn how to create a class, click here.
To log in, go to: www.studiesweekly.com/online
Enter your username (email address) and the password you have created.
Click on the Classes tab in the top menu.
Create Student Account Manually
Select the student's classroom the Class Menu on the left.
Click Add Student in the upper right-hand corner.
- Type in Students first name, last name, username and password.
- Click Add Student
The student will appear in the class you assigned them. Now add the next student.
Generate Student Registration Codes (Not recommended for younger students)
Click on the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner.
Select Generate Student Registration Codes from the drop-down menu.
- Enter the number of codes needed (Number of Students) and select your classroom.
- Click Generate.
This will create a printable PDF with an access code and instructions for each student.
Import a List of Students
Create an Excel file with 4-6 columns (parent name and email are optional)
Click on the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner.
Select Import Students to this Class
A pop-up window will open.
- Choose the Excel file you created.
- Choose the Classroom from the drop-down menu.
- Click Upload CSV
You will be taken to a new screen.
- In the first row, you would choose the header that matches each of your columns. (If you had header information in your Excel file, click to Exclude that row so it does not create students with that information.)
- Click Import
This student information will be added to the selected class list
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this worked out just right
So glad to hear that. Now that you have created your class, look for the article about all the Reading Tab features. So many good resources you may not be aware of.
https://support.studiesweekly.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003487534-Reading-tab-features
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