
How To Use the Studies Weekly Online Platform
- Karissa Neely
- March 14, 2019
Here at Studies Weekly, we know there is never quite enough time to do all you want as an educator. That’s why we try to make ordering and using our online platform as easy as possible.
With the many programs you use in your classroom, things can still get confusing sometimes. Our Help Center has tons of tutorials that can take you step-by-step through our online platform’s processes.
Here’s a handy guide to learning how to do just about everything at online.studiesweekly.com:
Ordering
How to Place an Order with a Quote
Account Tips
How to Create Your Online Account
How to Access Your Publications
How to Add Students to Your Online Account
Using the Online Platform
Finding More Teacher Resources Online
Navigating the Publications Page
Navigating the Customized Content page
How to Access the Teacher Edition
How to Reorder/Move Units, Weeks & Articles
How to Use the Highlighting Tool
Is Closed Captioning Available?
Managing Student Accounts
How To Edit, Archive and Recover Classrooms
Student Usernames and Passwords
Managing Tests
How to Create Customized Content
How to Grade Assignments and Leave Comments
How to Allow a Student to Retake an Assignment
Still Need Help?
If you don’t find what you are looking for through our Knowledge Base, you can start an online chat session at support.studiesweekly.com or create a support ticket.
If you are still confused and just need a real person to walk you through things, call us at (866) 311-8734.
Karissa Neely
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