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This guide provides an overview of the second section of this menu and how it differs by role. For details about each menu selection, please see the in-depth guides linked at the end of this document.

The example shown is the home page for a teacher account.

The second section of the side menu includes access to different types of activities available to the different platform roles.

In the Teacher role:

1. Click on My Activities to create, view and assign student activities for your classroom. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in building student activities.

2. Click on Shared Activities to view and assign student activities that were created by your colleagues and shared with you for use in your classroom or for collaboration.

3. Click on Public Activities to view a list of activities that have been shared with the public activity bank by platform users from across the District and School Connect user base. Note that these activities are not vetted by Lennections; please take the time to fully review any public activity prior to use in the classroom.

4. Click on District Activities to view a list of activities that have been built by your district and assigned for use in your classroom.

5. Click on School Activities to view a list of activities that have been built by your school and assigned for use in your classroom.

6. Click on Performance Levels to view the existing performance levels for activities, and to create custom performance levels. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in creating performance levels.

Note: Co-Teacher and Support Teacher menu options will appear for teachers who serve in either of these roles for classes or students. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in using the co-teacher and support teacher features.

In the School Admin role:

1. Click on My School Activities to create, view and assign student activities for your school. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in building student activities.

2. Click on Shared Activities to view student activities that were created by your colleagues and shared with you, and to assign them to teachers.

3. Click on Public Activities to view a list of activities that have been shared with the public activity bank by platform users from across the District and School Connect user base. Note that these activities are not vetted by Lennections; please take the time to fully review any public activity prior to use in the classroom.

4. Click on District Activities to view a list of activities that have been built by your district and assigned for use in your school, and to assign them to teachers.

5. Click on Premium Action Banks to view action (item) banks available to you as a school administrator.

6. Click on Performance Levels to view the existing performance levels for activities, and to create custom performance levels. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in creating performance levels.

In the District Admin role:

1. Click on District Activities to create, view and assign student activities for your schools.

2. Click on Shared Activities to view student activities that were created by your colleagues and shared with you, and to assign them to schools.

3. Click on Public Activities to view a list of activities that have been shared with the public activity bank by platform users from across the District and School Connect user base. Note that these activities are not vetted by Lennections; please take the time to fully review any public activity prior to use in the classroom.

4. Click on Premium Action Banks to view action (item) banks available to you as a district administrator.

5. Click on Performance Levels to view the existing performance levels for activities, and to create custom performance levels. See the Resource section at the end of this guide for information and links to assist you in creating performance levels.

Example view of Learning Activities:

In this example, a Teacher is viewing School Activities assigned to them for use in their classrooms.

1. After clicking on School Activities, the teacher sees a list of learning activities assigned to them by a school administrator in the left panel of the main window.

2. The selected Learning Activity details tile opens in the right panel of the main window. This includes information about the grade, subject, activity type, and other information about the activity. Scheduling and assignment of accommodations is also accessible in this tile.

3. Scroll down in the right pane to view content of the learning activity, including detailed information for each student action (item) included on the form and classroom and individual student assignments for the learning activity.

Resources for getting started with Learning Activities:

To learn more about building student activities using the Premium action (item) banks, see the guide Creating an Activity using Premium Action Banks.

To learn more about building student activities using your own uploaded materials, see the guide Creating Activities Using External Content for Teachers.

To learn more about co-teachers, see the guide Using the Co-Teacher Feature for Teachers.

To learn more about support teachers, see the guide Using the Support Teacher Feature for Teachers.

To learn more about assigning district or school activities as a teacher, see the guide Assigning District and School Activities.

To learn more about the public activity banks, see the guide Use Publicly Shared Activities with your Students.

To learn more about creating your own custom performance levels, see the guide Customizing Performance Levels.

To learn more about Read-Aloud, see the guide Turning on the Read-Aloud Feature.

To learn more about sharing and collaborating with colleagues, see the guide Share Activities and Work Together with Colleagues.