Summary

This training includes a video for getting students started on Bloomz with access codes, as well as getting students started using Clever. Bloomz offers three different modes of student account access, so be sure to watch and learn which method is most appropriate for your class. 

REVIEW: Beginning with Bloomz - Do my students need their own Bloomz accounts?

On Demand Training

In addition, there is a Beginning with Bloomz: Getting Students Started Checklist available, a template letter to use with parents if students accounts need verified, slide decks to share with students while first getting logged in and started on Bloomz, and more.

• WATCH (if using access codes): Beginning Students on Bloomz video training.

• WATCH (if using Clever): Beginning Students on Bloomz with Clever video training.

NOTE: If you are using Google Classroom or importing students through the bulk import csv file for Bloomz for Schools Premium users, the process is very similar as Clever for getting students started. Students will not need access codes if they are added through Clever, Google Classroom, or bulk import.

• READ: 
  • Students Accounts - Privileges 
  • What is the difference between Elementary Mode and Middle/High School Mode?
  • How to Add Student Accounts through Access Codes

• DO: Use this checklist to make sure you are ready to enroll and use Bloomz with your students: Beginning with Bloomz: Getting Students Started with Access Codes Checklist

• USE: Below are slide decks available for getting students started using access codes. Use these to walk through getting started with Bloomz with your students the first week of class. (Download these for best experience).
  • Getting Started on Bloomz as a Student: Using Student Specific Access Codes
  • Getting Started on Bloomz as a Student: Using Class Access Codes
  • Letter to share with parents during verification process (any child under 13 years old) (editable)