Intended Audience: Students, Guardians
Introduction:
This article is a helpful resource for parents or guardians who have purchased the EdReady program directly through the Student Learning Portal (SLP) and have questions. If the information they seek is not available here, they can reach out to the Customer Care Center or refer to the Frequently Asked Questions article for further assistance.
Details:
Create Account
- To create your EdReady account, start by accessing EdReady and clicking on the "Get Started" button.
- Fill out the "Sign up for EdReady" form, making sure to enter a valid email address and set a strong password.
- Then, click the "Sign Up for EdReady" button.
- Check your email for the EdReady Account Confirmation email and click on the link in the body of the email to confirm your registration and return to the EdReady Login page.
If you do not receive a confirmation email, contact the Customer Care Center.
Login
- To log in to EdReady, enter your email address and password in the provided fields and click the "Login to EdReady" button.
- If you have a goal key, enter it in the dialog box that appears, followed by clicking "get started." You will then be directed to your EdReady Dashboard, where you can take diagnostic tests and access your study paths for each of your goal keys.
Diagnostic Tests
- To access the diagnostic tests in EdReady, tap on the "Go to Goal" button below the corresponding goal. A dialog box will appear, providing instructions to complete a diagnostic test to assess your knowledge of the skills covered in that specific goal.
- Click "Start Test Now" to begin. It is important to note that if you have already taken the diagnostic tests for a particular goal, these steps will allow you to proceed directly to your study path. The diagnostic tests are not timed, and you may leave at any time by clicking the "save and close" link.
- When you return to EdReady, you will be taken to the last question you accessed. To create a more accurate individualized study path, we recommend skipping a question if you are uncertain of the answer.
- Once you have completed the diagnostic test, tap "View Results" to access your personalized study path.
Study Path
- To access the study path, tap "Go to Goal" from the Dashboard. The purple circle displays the student's scores. Each topic has a color-coded mastery status icon.
- If a topic appears clear, it is either untested or not covered by the diagnostic.
- A red highlighted topic indicates that the student is not ready and needs to master the materials for that skill or topic.
- A yellow highlighted topic indicates that the student has some knowledge of the material, but has not yet mastered all concepts.
- Teal bordered topics indicate that the student has mastered all the concepts they were tested on, but has not been tested on all topics yet.
- Topics highlighted in teal indicate that the student has mastered all included concepts.
- To begin studying the materials in each unit, tap "View Study Plan". The student’s target score is now displayed next to their current score.
- To study resources, tap Learn. It is recommended that students review all materials in each available topic. When students feel confident with the course material, they should tap the TEST button to assess their knowledge. If they achieve mastery level, the topic will be removed from their study path and shown on the right side of the page.
Help
If you need help with EdReady, the steps you need to take depend on how you purchased the program.
- If you bought it through your child's school, and you're experiencing issues with payment or missing goal keys, the first point of contact is the school. For other issues like problems with creating an account, logging in, completing courses, or continuing through goal keys, you can reach out to the Customer Care Center. And, if you're facing technical problems related to the website alone, you can contact EdReady help on the NROC Website.
- On the other hand, if you bought EdReady through the Michigan Virtual SLP, contact the Customer Care Center for issues like problems with goal keys, account creation, course completion, or continuation through goal keys. And, if you encounter technical problems related to the website alone, you can contact EdReady help on the NROC Website.