Instructional Screencast Task Analysis and Script For Setting Up A Classroom Management System

Instructional Screencast Task Analysis and Script for setting up
a classroom management system: ClassDojo.com

Task
1.
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Analysis:
Locate the internet icon on your desk top
Type in www.classdojo.com into the search bar
Click the blue Sign up as a teacher, parent, or student button
Assign your role as Teacher on the next screen
Enter your information (Name, email, and Password) and then
click sign up
6. Click add your first class
7. Use the drop down menu to select an icon for your class.
8. Click on the box under Give your class a name to create a
unique class identifier
9. Use the drop down menu under Year to determine the grade
level of students
10.
Click the blue Create my class button
11.
Type a students name into the box located under Time to
add your students.
12.
As you type your student names, click on the box that
appears under the typing area. This will confirm your addition
and add that student to your class
13.
Repeat the process until all students are added
14.
Once you have added your entire roster, select the blue
next button.
15.
Determine which behaviors you want to reward students
for.
16.
Click on a behavior to edit or change icon.
17.
To add a positive behavior, click the box with the blue cross
18.
To choose an icon, click the icon area and select an icon by
clicking on it
19.
Determine positive behavior.
20.
Click Save
21.
Click on the needs work behaviors, determine what you
want to change or add to this section.
22.
Once your behaviors are determined click the blue Next
button
23.
You are ready to award points!
Script: Setting up a class dojo account
Step
1
Action on Screen
Gain Access to the
internet
Using the search

engine to type
www.classdojo.com.
Accessing the web

home page and
determining the role
of the site
moderator
Creating a
personalized profile
Creating the first

class
Setting up your first

class
Entering your
students
Narration
The first step in to choose which web browser
you would like to use. You can choose which
ever is on your desktop. Examples are internet
explorer, Firefox, chrome, safari etc. I will use
Chrome.
Your next step will be to access Classdojo on the
internet. You can simply type
www.classdojo.com into the search bar.
Next, you will create your user name and
password. Click on the blue button that says
Sign up as a Teacher, Parent, or Student.
Once you get to the next screen you will select
your role as teacher.
On this page you will enter your log in
information, this will include your name, email,
and password. Your email will become your
login information. Once your information is
entered click the sign up button
Once you have signed up for your account, you
will be redirected to your homepage where all of
your classes will be accessed. This is where you
will create your class. Click the gray button that
says add your class
First, you will select an icon for your class. It is
good to have different icons for each class if
you have more than one. Next, you will create a
name for your class. You can be as general or as
creative as you would like. I am naming my first
class Mrs. Ws Earth Shakers because I teach
Earth Science. You can simply label your classes
by period if you wish. Next, determine the grade
level of your students. Now, click the create
class button.
Now its time to enter your student names.
Locate the box that says type student names.
As you type your students names an additional
box will pop up that will say add student. Click
this in order to save the student to your class.
Continue this process until all of your students
are included. Click next
Editing Positive
Behaviors
10
Creating Positive
Behaviors
11
Editing Negative
behaviors
12
Creating Negative
Behaviors
13
Last steps and

awarding points
You will need to determine which behaviors you

want to keep, change, or add. If you want to
edit an existing behavior, click on the behavior.
You can change the icon on for the behavior by
clicking the existing icon and then clicking your
determined icon. Name your behavior and then
save.
In order to add more behaviors you would like
to reward, click the blue cross. This screen will
look just like the editing behaviors page.
Determine your icon and your positive behavior
and click save.
Now, click on the Needs work link to edit the
behaviors you want to give demerits for. If you
want to edit an existing behavior, click on the
behavior. You can change the icon on for the
behavior by clicking the existing icon and then
clicking your determined icon. Name your
behavior and then save.
In order to add more behaviors you would like
to demerit, click the blue cross. This screen will
look just like the editing behaviors page.
Determine your icon and your negative
behavior and click save.
Once you save your behaviors page, your next
screen will be an option to invite parents to
connect, you can either click connect and print
off the invitations or come back to this part
later. Once you have finished with this page,
you will have a class that is ready to get
awards. In order to award students click on their
name and determine which behavior you want
to award them for.

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a classroom management system: ClassDojo.com

Script: Setting up a class dojo account

Using the search

Accessing the web

Creating the first

Setting up your first

Last steps and

You will need to determine which behaviors you

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