A Guide for New Educators
With Knowledgehook, you’ve got an awesome platform at your fingertips to boost your math teaching and make learning more fun for your students.
Here’s a quick guide to help you dive right in!
How to Get Started
Step 1: Activate Your Account
Sign Up: Go to Knowledgehook and click “Sign Up” in the top right corner to register using your district-provided email address.
Follow the Prompts: Click on Teacher/Admin and enter your information.
Choose Your School: Start typing your school name and select it from the dropdown, checking that it’s in the correct district.
Step 2: Set Up Your Classes
Create Your First Class: Follow the prompts to name your first class, choose the curriculum language, and select the grade level you’re teaching.
Add Classes: Go to the “Classes” tab, click “Create Class,” and follow the directions to enter your class details and save.
Invite Students: Use the provided class code to invite your students, or add them yourself.
Step 3: Explore Missions
Understand Missions: Missions are individual, curriculum-aligned activities that can be differentiated and provide insight into student understanding.
Assign Missions: Go to the “Activities” tab, browse available topics, and assign an activity as a Mission. Click the Lightbulbs for access to Teacher Support Resources.
Monitor Progress: Use the “Reports” dashboard to track student progress. Click the Lightbulbs for access to Teacher Resource Documents.
Step 4: Engage with the Support Resources
Explore the Lightbulbs: Click a lightbulb to access Teacher Support Resources inside Knowledgehook, including Math Background, Misconception Chart, and Intervention Questions.
Tips and Warnings
💡 Pro Tip: Double-check that your school is listed under the correct district when signing up, so your account connects to the right roster.
💡 Attend Webinars: Join live and recorded webinars offered through the year to learn best practices and advanced features.
⚠️ Have More Questions: Visit the Knowledgehook website for tutorials, or email support@knowledgehook.com.
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