eLearning Educator Dashboard Part 2: Guide to Creating and Managing Course Assignments

Are you ready to create and manage course assignments for your students using our Educator Dashboard? In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process from start to finish. Let's get started!

Step 1: Add Students to the Cohort

Before you begin creating course assignments, ensure you've successfully added students to the cohort. This will help you manage and track their progress effectively.

Step 2: Create a New Course

To create new course assignments, start by providing a course title that matches the course you're teaching and set the start and end dates based on the duration of the course. The scores collected in the gradebook will be based on the learner's activity during the specified date range.

Step 3: Choose Course Assignments

Now, let's select the assignments your learners should complete throughout the course. You can see all available apps or filter them by category. Select the app you’re looking for, for example, "Assistive Devices Simulations" and choose the learning modules within that app.

Step 4: Organize Assignments

Once you've selected your assignments, they will appear in your assignment list. You can also adjust their order by dragging them up or down. If you make a mistake, no worries - you can easily delete any assignment by clicking the 'X' button. You can then assign course assignments to your students through your syllabus or learning management system.

Step 5: Access the Gradebook and Review Individual Scores

Students' scores will automatically populate the course's gradebook as they complete assignments. In the gradebook, you'll see the course, cohort, and list of the organized assignments.

Within the gradebook, you can review individual student scores for each assignment. Explore details such as:

  • total time spent

  • play count

  • low and high scores, and whether the student passed the assignment (with the passing point set at 80%)

For a deeper dive into student performance, click on View for the data on each individual attempt. This detailed information will help you track and support student progress effectively.

Step 6: Roster View

You also have the option to view student progress learning activities by course roster, providing a view of all students in your class. Click on each student to see their assigned learning activities and scores.

Congratulations!

You've now learned how to create and manage course assignments using our Educator Dashboard. This powerful tool will help you track, support, and enhance your students' learning experiences.

IIf you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team. We're always ready to assist!

Diagnostic Imaging in the Classroom: Simulations to Enhance Learning

Join Dr. Tracy Moore, PT, DPT, ONC, Education Lead at Clinical Pattern to explore our Diagnostic Imaging simulations, created in partnership with JOSPT. Learn to deploy these realistic patient-based simulations to augment learning and encourage continued skill-building in the use and interpretation of diagnostic imaging.

00:00 Tracy Moore Introduction

01:25 Webinar Overview

02:30 Common Challenges

05:38 PhysioU Suite Apps

09:42 Diagnostic Imaging Simulations App

37:25 Educator Dashboard

38:45 Upgrade your lab with PhysioU

43:17 Supporting Student Through the Entire Curriculum

45:47 Next Week's Webinar

46:33 Questions/Comments/Ideas

Helpful Links: Complimentary Educator access | Educator resources | Set up a Demo

eLearning Educator Dashboard Part 1: Link Faculty and Student Accounts in Three Simple Steps!

We are thrilled to present the dynamic and user-centric Educator Dashboard, a groundbreaking tool to enhance your teaching experience.

The Educator Dashboard-

  • streamlines student assignments,

  • tracks their progress,

  • and provides data-driven insights for assessment.

Let's take a closer look at how you can make the most of this innovative platform in three simple steps.

Step 1: Access the Educator Dashboard

The first step is straightforward. Log in to your faculty account and navigate to the Educator Dashboard. You'll find it conveniently located at the top of the web suite. Once you're in, a world of possibilities opens up.

Step 2: Create a Cohort

Creating a cohort is a breeze with the Educator Dashboard. Just click on "Add a Cohort." You'll be prompted to give your cohort a title and include any additional notes or instructions you think are necessary. Click "Create," and your new cohort is ready to roll.

Step 3: Invite Learners to the Cohort

The real power of the Educator Dashboard comes into play when you start inviting your learners. To do this, click on "Add Learner Emails." 

Here, you have two options:

1. CSV Spreadsheet: You can upload a CSV spreadsheet file containing the email addresses of your learners. This is a handy way to add multiple learners at once.

2. Manual Entry: Alternatively, you can manually enter learner email addresses. If you have a small group or want to add learners one by one, this is a convenient method.

After you've added your learners to the cohort, the next step is to invite them to join through an email invitation from you. Here's how they can join:

Generic Invitation: You can send the pre-written invitation message that comes with the Educator Dashboard. It's quick and hassle-free.

Custom Invitation: For a personal touch, you can copy and paste the invitation link and send it via direct email, or LMS messaging, include it in your syllabus, or choose the communication method that suits you best.

Once your learners receive the invitation, they simply click the link and follow the instructions to join the cohort. It's a smooth and seamless process, designed to make your teaching experience and your students' learning journey as efficient as possible.


We hope these three steps help you get started with the Educator Dashboard and that you see the immense potential it holds for enhancing your teaching. Should you have any questions or need further guidance, our support team is always ready to assist.

Ignite the power of the new Educator Dashboard and take your teaching to the next level.


Faculty Webinar: A Guided Tour of the New Educator Dashboard

Join our team on Friday, Oct. 20 at 9 am PT/12 pm ET for a guided tour. Learn how to create and manage student cohorts, assign activities, track progress, and gather assessment data. Register today to secure your spot!

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Join Dr. Tracy Moore, PT, DPT, ONC, Education Lead at Clinical Pattern, for a strategic discussion about assistive device content in the entry-level classroom. See how PhysioU has distilled this content into a manageable format for entry-level students and practitioners.

00:00 Tracy Moore Introduction

02:06 Webinar Overview

03:19 Common Challenges

05:50 PhysioU Suite Apps

09:34 Assistive Devices App

39:20 Assistive Devices Simulations

53:05 Supporting Students Through the Entire Curriculum

59:45 Questions/Comments/Ideas

01:06:13 Coming Soon on all the apps

Helpful Links: Complimentary Educator access | Educator resources | Set up a Demo

All Things Neuro: Neuroanatomy, NeuroExam, and NeuroRehab Apps for Your Classroom

Register today to join in the discussion of all things neuro; we will discuss how to upgrade your neuroanatomy lab using augmented reality (with no special tools), connecting neuroanatomy to functional impairments with the NeuroExam app, and taking the headache out of motor skill learning during lab with the NeuroRehab app. Join Clinical Pattern Education Lead, Dr. Tracy Moore, PT, DPT, ONC and Clinical Pattern E-Learning Lead Dr. Kristen Moore, PT, DPT for a deep dive into the neuro toolbox, including a sneak peek at our latest innovations.

00:00 Mike Wong Introduction

01:35 Webinar Overview

02:17 Common Challenges

05:43 PhysioU Suite Apps

09:03 NeuroAnatomu App

23:13 NeuroExam App

31:13 NeuroRehab

42:14 Neuro Simulations

52:03 Questions/Comments/Ideas

56:48 Supporting Students Through the Entire Curriculum

58:10 Next Faculty Friday

Helpful Links: Complimentary Educator access | Educator resources | Set up a Demo