Edulastic is a technology-enhanced assessment solution for teachers and school/district administrators. It is easy enough for classroom formative assessments, yet sophisticated enough for common interim and benchmark assessments that mirror state tests.
Edulastic empowers teachers with instant classroom data that shows who’s on track and who needs help so that they can take action and see growth.
Lesson quizzes and unit tests for ¡Qué Chévere! 2e and T’es branché? 2e are available to edit and administer online through Edulastic.
Teachers have Edulastic as a link in their Resources in the Carnegie Learning online learning environment and can use the website while still in their account. Students will access Edulastic through assessment.peardeck.com/login using a link to a specific quiz or test provided by their teacher.
There are many great features available with Edulastic.
For tutorials and more information, please visit https://www.peardeck.com/resources-community. (Use the "search" feature to find the information you need.)
In the online learning environment, select a class. Once a class is selected, click Content Library in the lower left. Then, click Resources.
Scroll down and click on Edulastic. You may also use the filter for Type and select Edulastic.
The first time you access Edulastic you should see a welcome screen to Edulastic and a prompt to create a class. (If you previously accessed Edulastic, you may get the screenshot in Step 4 and not these two.)
Next you will see a screen telling you that you have access to the Carnegie Learning assessment bank (CLI Collection).
Click Continue.
Next you will need to choose your school. Search for your school and select it.
Click Proceed.
Select the applicable grades and choose Other Subjects as the subject. Do not choose a Standards Set. Click Get Started.
You will need to create a class for each of your courses. These will not be created automatically through Clever or ClassLink. If you have Google Classroom classes, you can Sync With Google Classroom to create your classes and add your students based on those classes and rosters. Be sure they match your rosters in the online learning environment!
Otherwise, click on + Create New Class.
Enter Class Name, select Grade(s), choose the Subject and Standards Set shown below. Class Start Date and Class End Date automatically populate. Click Save Class.
Repeat this for each class needed.
