NativeAccent for Teachers: 01 - On-boarding Students in NativeAccent and Carnegie BASICS
On-boarding Students in NativeAccent when the school has purchased student licenses.
- The teacher receives their username and password from the local administrator and/or from Carnegie Speech.
- Login to NativeAccent using your assigned login and password.
- You will be at the Class Roster page of your class.
- Verify or edit as needed your Course Settings (course hours and Intelligent Tutor settings). Details are in NativeAccent for Teachers: 03 - Manage Course Settings
- Temporary student usernames and passwords have been created for each class
- Ensure student has a headset with noise-canceling microphone.
- Distribute the temporary usernames and passwords to students
- Three essential steps in the onboarding process are:
- The hardware sound settings are set up for the headset microphone (<5 minutes)
- Microphone Set-up guide for Microsoft Windows
- Microphone Set-up guide for Mac OSX
- Adobe Flash player plugin settings are set up for your favorite browser (<5 minutes
- Adobe Flash Player settings for Google Chrome
- Adobe Flash Player settings for Mozilla Firefox
- Adobe Flash Player settings for Safari
- The System Check ensures that your hardware and software are optimized for NativeAccent. (1 minute)
- NativeAccent for Students: 01 - Getting Started
- Assign students to log into https://nativeaccent3.carnegiespeech.com and complete the course enrollment process. (<5 minutes)
- Students continue and take the initial assessment.
- A NativeAccent assessment should take about 30 minutes
- A Carnegie BASICS assessment should take about 10 minutes
- If a student leaves the assessment before completion, they should exit by clicking Save and Quit (not just close the browser page). This creates a bookmark and allows the student to continue on next login.
- Upon completion of the assessment, the student will receive a skills scorecard and then be taken to their first lesson in their custom NativeAccent learning path.
