Changing students' passwords

Although students can log into the language lab using their email address, most teachers prefer students to use the password method. This video explains how to reset passwords. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uADJct8GRBc

Entering new student names into a group

When differentiating work for students, it is really useful to be able to change the structure of individual groups, eg when a new student arrives in a class, or when a student is more (or less) advanced than his/her peers in a particular year group. This helps to ensure that every student receives the right level of language practice, irrespective of their expected attainment according to the school rostas! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k92K9I0Godw

Entering student names from a spreadsheet

Whether setting up groups at the beginning of the academic year or creating new groups when differentiating student tasks, it is useful to be able to copy students from a list already on your computer. This video shows how to organise this in the Schoolshape Language Lab. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoEttXJ0MEo

How to differentiate work

This is perhaps the hardest and most time-consuming aspect of the language teacher’s work: Assigning tasks suitable for all students, whatever their level of competence. In the Schoolshape lab it is easy to differentiate tasks to suit groups or individuals, giving them a feeling that they are receiving individual attention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2RCrpnaFBg

How to make a multiple choice exercise

This video shows how to make an online worksheet with video listening material and multiple choice questions using the Schoolshape resource creator. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUFrn6UxExM

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