Getting Started
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Quick Start Guide: Teachers
Initial Set Up Guides for New Users
- Introductory OverviewThis article covers the most frequently accessed features and solutions in Edia. Whether you're navigating your homepage, adjusting student settings, or troubleshooting issues, this guide has you covered—with helpful links…
- Overview: Using the Edia HomepageThe Edia homepage is your central hub for managing daily tasks. From this page, you can track assignments, filter classes, access shared resources, and navigate to key areas like Classes…
- Adding a Co-TeacherThis guide explains how to add a co-teacher to a class period in Edia. Adding a co-teacher allows another educator to access the same class tools, assignments, and student data…
- Recommended First-Week Workflow for TeachersThis guide walks you through your first week with Edia; from posting your first assignment to building a routine that works every week. By the end of Week 1, you'll…
- Math Content Glossary and Key TermsThis glossary gives student-friendly math definitions for middle and high school students. Use it as a quick reference during instruction, practice, and review to help students understand key vocabulary faster.
- Quick Start Checklist: From Zero to Posting Your First PracticeThis guide walks you through how to begin assigning work and supporting students right away. Whether you're onboarding independently or following district guidance, these steps will help you move quickly…
- Assignment Types in Edia MathEdia offers four core assignment types for math instruction. Each one serves a different purpose—from daily skill-building to placement and personalized learning. This guide explains what each type does, how…
Quick Start Guide Admin
Initial Set Up Guide for Administrators
- Admin Onboarding GuideThis checklist is designed for school and district administrators looking to understand the Admin Dashboard and start monitoring implementation and standards data. Work through each section in order to get…
- How to Add Staff and Administrators to EdiaThis guide explains how to add new staff members and administrators to your Edia account, including which roles can be added self-service and which require assistance from the Edia team.
How Tos
How to Guides
- How to: Edit Practice Settings and CustomizationsHow to toggle settings and customizations with a practice
- How to: Review Practice ResultsThis guide explains how to review Practice results using the skill summary and student-level views. Helpful for teachers analyzing proficiency, checking individual student work, and understanding overall class progress.
- How to: Access and Use District-Shared ContentThis guide explains how to access district-shared assignments in the District Folder, make copies for your classes, and understand which settings are locked. Helpful for teachers using district-distributed Practices, Quizzes,…
- How to: Adjust the Due Date for an Individual StudentThis guide explains how to adjust the due date for a single student on an assignment. Helpful for teachers supporting students with accommodations, absenteeism , or individualized deadlines.
- How to: Report an Issue with a QuestionIf you find a question that seems incorrect, unclear, or not functioning as expected, Edia makes it easy to report the problem so the content team can review and fix…
- How to: Create Practices in EdiaPractices are a powerful way to give students individualized practice based on skills or standards. Whether created automatically or manually by a teacher, Practices help students grow by meeting them…
- How to: Create a QuizThis guide explains how to create and assign Quizzes in Edia using skills, subjects, or standards, and how to build customized question sets. Helpful for teachers designing targeted assessments and…
- How to: Customize Quiz SettingsThis guide explains how to customize Quiz settings in Edia, including late work policies, retries, time limits, calculator permissions, and anti-cheating tools. Helpful for teachers tailoring assessments to meet classroom…
- How to: View and Interpret Quiz ResultsThis guide explains how to view Quiz results at both the class and student level, including how to review student submissions, adjust scores, and view attempts. Helpful for teachers analyzing…
- How to: Manually Create a ClassThis guide explains how to manually create classes and enroll students using a join link in Edia. Helpful for teachers who are not using auto-rostered systems.
- How to: Archive and Restore a ClassThis guide explains how to archive and restore classes in Edia to keep your dashboard organized across school years or grading periods. Helpful for teachers managing multiple classes or rotating…
- How to: Reset an Assignment for an Individual StudentThis guide explains how to reset an assignment for an individual student, clearing their previous work so they can start again. Helpful for teachers supporting retakes, technical issues, or students…
- How to: Print a Practice or a QuizThis guide explains how to print a Practice or Quiz, including how to regenerate new problem sets when available. Helpful for teachers preparing offline worksheets or alternate versions of assignments.
- How to: Understand Edia DataThis article explains when Edia data appears, how to interpret key measures and percentages, and exactly how Edia assigns proficiency colors — Green, Yellow, and Red.
- How to: Create Differentiated Assignments by StandardThis guide explains how to use predicted proficiency data to create assignments for different groups of students, all from the Standards view. Instead of assigning the same practice to everyone,…
Assignment Organization
Guides to find and organize anything you make in edia
- Share, Move, and Delete FoldersThis guide explains how to create, share, move, and delete folders to organize Practices and Quizzes in Edia. Helpful for teachers managing curriculum materials, collaborating with colleagues, or organizing content…
- Use Materials from a Shared FolderThis guide explains how to access shared folders, make copies of Practices or Quizzes, and assign them to your classes. Helpful for teachers using resources shared by colleagues without affecting…