Q: Super Citizenship (Digital Citizenship) (General)

Super Citizenship (Digital Citizenship) is a very useful and timely curriculum that focuses on the ethics of online behavior, etiquette and safety. With a video and quiz based format, the students will meet Main Frame and Browser as well as many other Digital Super Hero characters that explore and teach the many facets of being a good digital citizen. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/7c07e3a69cc30c00/screen-shot-2020-05-15-at-1530_1y2nx12.png" alt="" /> <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/7c07e3a69cc30c00/screen-shot-2020-05-15-at-1583_1tjs16r.png" alt="" /> This curriculum is geared towards students who understand the internet and their access to it, generally for third grade and above. It's a great conversation starter to gently introduce concepts of precautions everyone will need to take online, from privacy to pirating. Since Super Citizenship deals with such important subject matters, you may elect to have your own teaching strategy and lock/unlock access to certain lessons until you are ready to have your students learn them. You can do this by classroom or by student, as shown at the bottom of this page. To access Super Citizenship, the students will select the icon containing the dialogue box with the star in the center. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/7c07e3a69cc30c00/screen-shot-2020-11-13-at-1038_2s91f3.png" alt="" /> <h3 id="howtoenablesupercitizenshipforastudentorgroupofstudents">How To Enable Super Citizenship For A Student or Group of Students</h3> First go to your Classroom

Question 1

Adding Classrooms (Standalone Single School Administrator)

Accepted Answer

As the school administrator of a single, standalone school, you are responsible for loading your schools, classrooms, staff, and students into Yeti Academy. The most efficient and error-proof way to get your school's data set up is to load them in this order: staff, classrooms, then students.

Classrooms can be added in the following ways:

Manually loading CSV files as School Admin or as a Teacher
Through Google Classroom
By individual class upload

CSV File Uploads

CSV files are comma-separated files that can be made and read in an Excel spreadsheet. Many schools export these files from their Student Management systems.

You can upload your classes in bulk via a CSV file to Typing Agent. Upon the prompt to upload, you will be able to download a template in order to ensure all the correct fields are filled.

Note: the program accepts letters, numbers, and the special characters _ (underscore), - (dash), and @ (at).

You can upload your classes via CSV file by hovering over your School button from your Dashboard, then Upload from the drop down.

Then, select 2- Upload Your Classes.

From here, you'll be directed to upload

Question 2

Adding Students (Standalone School Administrator)

Accepted Answer

As a standalone single school administrator, you are responsible for loading your classrooms, staff, and students into Yeti Academy. The most efficient and error-proof way to get your school's data set up is to load them in this order: Classrooms, then teachers, then students.

Students can be added in the following ways:

In bulk with a CSV file
Through Google Classroom
By a single student upload
By student self-registration (in which students create their own usernames and passwords as they enroll into your classroom).

CSV

There are three methods of uploading your students via a CSV. While all will result in the same outcome of your students being uploaded, sample CSV templates and details on the exact data required can be found wherever you find the opportunity to upload the students.

(* Note: the program accepts letters and numbers, and the special characters _(underscore), -(dash), and @(at).)

Method 1:

You can upload your students via CSV by hovering over your School button and navigating to Upload from your Dashboard.

From here, you will be directed to upload your CSV file.

Method 2:

You can upload your students via CSV by hovering over your School button and navigating to User Management from your Dashboard.

Question 3

Class Roster (Standalone Single School Admin & Teacher)

Accepted Answer

If you are assigned to instruct a classroom, there are plenty of cool things you can do right from your roster. From assigning curriculum to managing individual students' settings, you can do it all in a few clicks.

To access your roster, first go to your Classroom on the left-hand side of your Dashboard.

Then, you'll want to go to your Students tab.

Now, you should see the roster of all your students.

Single Student Actions

By selecting a single checkbox next to a single name, you also have the option to individually edit that student and their enrollments. This can be especially helpful for a name change, logging in as that student, or enrolling in different classrooms.

Enrollments: Here, you can select which classrooms you would like the student to be enrolled in.
Reset Password: Here, you can reset the selected student's password.
Disenroll Student(s): This is what you'll choose to remove the student from your classroom. (Note: This will not delete the student from Yeti Academy, just disenroll them from your classroom!)
Delete Student(s): Here, you will delete the student who has been selected. (Note: On

Question 4

Typing Benchmarks (Standalone Single School Administrator)

Accepted Answer

Because Yeti Academy is a program tailored to each students’ individual needs, you may find it helpful to edit the benchmarks given to your students in their typing curriculums. This will ensure that they are meeting your pedagogical needs for their grade level and to ensure they are learning to type both swiftly and accurately!

What are Target Settings?

Target settings are Accuracy and Words Per Minute (WPM) requirements each student must meet to pass a lesson. Yeti Academy has applied appropriate grade-level default target settings for each grade level but you may change them to match anything that your district deems appropriate for your students. Since accuracy is more important than speed, we award students "Bolt Badges" for reaching a certain WPM benchmark. This ensures that they are graded solely on what they can type correctly, because let's be honest - keyboard smashing isn't the best way to learn to type.

What are the programs' default settings?

Yeti Academy requires that students must earn at least 1 star to advance to the next lesson (Standard Proficiency). The default settings for our program vary per grade level, considering we have students of all ages coming to the keyboard.

How do I adjust the benchmarks?

To adjust your benchmark settings, hover over your School button and select School Management.

Now, select your

Question 5

Adding Students (Teacher)

Accepted Answer

If you are a teacher, you can add students directly within your class if permitted by your administrator. This makes it easier to create a class, then add in new students, or simply add a single student if someone new has joined.

Students can be added in the following ways:

In bulk with a CSV file
Through Google Classroom
By a single student upload
By student self-registration (in which students create their own usernames and passwords as they enroll into your classroom).

CSV

You can upload your students via a CSV file to easily add, update and delete student information by this bulk file upload. When you import your students, you'll be given a template of how your CSV file should look. Additionally, you can download a sample template and just edit it in a spreadsheet program of your choice,

(* Note: the program accepts letters and numbers, and the special characters _(underscore), -(dash), and @(at).)

First, go to a class from your Dashboard.

From here, select the blue + icon with the student beside it.

Now, select Import Students.

From here, you will be directed to upload your CSV file.

Syncing with Google Classroom

Question 6

Super Citizenship (Digital Citizenship) (General)

Accepted Answer

Super Citizenship (Digital Citizenship) is a very useful and timely curriculum that focuses on the ethics of online behavior, etiquette and safety. With a video and quiz based format, the students will meet Main Frame and Browser as well as many other Digital Super Hero characters that explore and teach the many facets of being a good digital citizen.

This curriculum is geared towards students who understand the internet and their access to it, generally for third grade and above. It's a great conversation starter to gently introduce concepts of precautions everyone will need to take online, from privacy to pirating.

Since Super Citizenship deals with such important subject matters, you may elect to have your own teaching strategy and lock/unlock access to certain lessons until you are ready to have your students learn them. You can do this by classroom or by student, as shown at the bottom of this page.

To access Super Citizenship, the students will select the icon containing the dialogue box with the star in the center.

How To Enable Super Citizenship For A Student or Group of Students

First go to your Classroom

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