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10. Creating Personalized Learning Plans

Step 1. Ask your child to take a placement test in the selected categories.

Step 2. After the student has completed the placement test, enters the parent's account.

Step 3. Click on the button from the parent main menu to open the learning plans page.

Step 4. Click the level plan letter (ex. A) to change change level plan. Step 5. Assign the student's level type to P (personal) if not done previously. The learning plans page will be shown as below.

Step 6. Click on the Make word in the Level-Plan column to open the learning plan page.

Step 7. Click on the Placement Tests link in the upper right corner to open the placement tests report.

Step 8. Click on View in the Report column to open the detailed placement test report.

Green dots represent problems done correctly; red dots means the problems were incorrectly done or skipped. Click on the dot to see the category and grade level along with the project category name.

Step 9. Click on Personalize to open the personalized page.

Step 10. Use to select the target grade level to Personalize to (ex. F-G5) for 5th grade at the bottom of the page.

Step 11. Click on the Personalize button and select "OK" to the prompt "Are you sure you want to personalize the plan using this test?"

The projects that will bridge the gaps between student's current capabilities and the target grade level are included in the learning plan.

Step 12. Add additional projects to the learning plan if needed. As an example, we add several projects from Geometry category of grade 5.

Select the Add New Projects button located at the bottom of the page to open the projects list menu. Use the first to select grade (F-5 for 5th grade) and the second to select category (C-14 Geometry for the geometry category.).

Step 13. Select three projects from the list.

Click add in the Action column to the projects you want to add (ex. Regular polygons, Identifying polygons, and Angles of triangles).

You may also click to select boxes of many projects and then scroll to the bottom of the project window and click on the Add selected projects button. Click to close the window. The three projects are added to the list.

Step 14. Organize your projects into categories.

Click on the Organize projects button in the lower right corner of the window.

If your student has a large number of projects, this option will let you group projects into collections.

Step 15. Release the learning plan to student.

Click on the Publish button located at the bottom of the page to release the learning plan to the student.

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