Submitted Website Approval Request

bmoore@graniteschools.org on 3/9/2022 1:22:11 PM
Robert Frost Elementary
Principal
IXL- ELA
IXL combines a comprehensive K-12 curriculum, Real-Time Diagnostic, personalized guidance, and actionable analytics to give teachers the ability to personalize instruction and help students progress faster. The program allows teachers to fill in learning gaps in ELA and help plan interventions to more effectively meet the needs of their students.
https://www.ixl.com/membership/teachers/how-it-works
Fill in learning gaps, collect data to plan CFA's, supplemental support that can be used at home.
https://www.ixl.com/membership/teachers/how-it-works
Gina Guzzo
650-436-5595
Kindergarten
6th Grade
English Language Arts, K-12
No
GSD Portal

Submitted Website Review Form

dgarahana on 3/9/2022 2:37:25 PM
No

No


Yes


Submitted Educational Software Specialist Form

jgoblad on 4/21/2022 9:04:09 AM

Content/Simulation

2 - Shows Promise
2 - Shows Promise
1 - Needs Improvement
2 - Shows Promise
2 - Shows Promise
2 - Shows Promise
2 - Shows Promise
1 - Needs Improvement

Productivity

Not Applicable
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Assessment

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Technology Effectiveness

Not Applicable
Students are presented with questions in a traditional testing style. Based on their response, the student receives feedback. Students have the ability to listen to feedback at lower levels, but at the higher levels the students would need to read through the explanation of what they should do. This is redundant of other resources we already have available. Similar question can be found in School City, however, School City would allow questions to be asked in multiple different ways. The Wonders platform also has questions that can be asked in a number of different formats. This resource is tightly aligned to the Common Core. Utah ELA standards are changing by the end of 2022 and at that point, this resource would not align.

No

Submitted Final Approval Form

dkroberts on 4/28/2022 9:21:56 AM
No
Students are presented with questions in a traditional testing style. Based on their response, the student receives feedback. Students have the ability to listen to feedback at lower levels, but at the higher levels the students would need to read through the explanation of what they should do. This is redundant of other resources we already have available. Similar question can be found in School City, however, School City would allow questions to be asked in multiple different ways. The Wonders platform also has questions that can be asked in a number of different formats. This resource is tightly aligned to the Common Core. Utah ELA standards are changing by the end of 2022 and at that point, this resource would not align.