1. Quick Start: Aha!Math
Aha!Math is a Web-delivered, supplemental math curriculum for grades K-5 that
supports teachers with research-based instructional models and content to improve
students’ foundational math skills, while developing higher level problem-solving and
reasoning skills. Follow the steps below to begin using Aha!Math.
Logging In
1. Go to www.Learning.com.
2. Enter your teacher Username, Password, and District name in the login box.
3. Click Enter.
Management System
Click a button at the top of the screen to explore the Aha!Math interface:
Home
Explore helpful online tutorials and read the latest Learning.com
newsletter for information on technology literacy and integration.
Classes
Create and manage classes to best meet your students’ needs.
Curriculum
Plan, view, and assign Aha!Math curriculum.
Students
Enroll students and edit student information.
Reports
View students’ progress and scores.
Resources
Find information on troubleshooting basic technical issues as well as best practices
and helpful tools for implementing Aha!Math, TechLiteracy Assessment and EasyTech
in your classroom, school, or district.
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2. Quick Start: Aha!Math
Step 1: Create a New Class
1. Click the Classes icon in the
management system.
2. Click Add a New Class to create a
new class.
3. Enter the following: class Name,
Description (optional), Grade, Lesson
Certificate preference, Assignment
Sequence and Minimum Score for the
class.
4. Click Add New Class to create a new
class
Step 2: Preview Curriculum
1. Click the Curriculum icon in the
management system.
2. Select a Curriculum Source:
Aha!Math.
3. Select a Grade.
4. Browse the Units in sequence.
5. To learn more about the curriculum in
a unit, click the unit icon.
6. Preview a particular curriculum item
by clicking the Name of the item. In the
Detail page, you will find: the Estimated
Time the item will take, what Type of
curriculum it is, a Description,
Objectives and Standards. Teacher
Notes and Extension Ideas are
available when applicable.
Note: To find a curriculum item that
addresses a specific subject area, type,
technology tool, a specific state or a
national standard click the Find button.
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3. Quick Start: Aha!Math
Step 3: Assign Curriculum
1. Click a unit Name or curriculum item
name.
2. Select the class in the Class
Assignments drop down to which you
want to assign curriculum.
3. Click the Assign Unit button to assign
the entire unit, or the Assign button the
right of an item name to assign just the
individual item.
Step 4: Create Student
Accounts
1. Click the Students icon in the
management system.
2. Click the Add a New Student button
and fill in the following fields: Student ID,
First Name, Last Name, Grade, the
Username and Password preference.
3. Click Save and Add Another or Save
and Close.
4. Students added will show up on the
My Enrolled Students tab.
If no students appear in the student
roster, please contact your school or district’s
Aha!Math coordinator to have your students’
information uploaded to Learning.com.
Step 5: Enroll Students
1. Select the class in which you want to
enroll students.
2. Click the Enroll button next to the
student’s name to enroll them in the
class; or select several students and click
Enroll Selected.
3. Students will appear on the left under
the class selected.
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4. Quick Start: Aha!Math
Step 6: Using Aha!Math with
Students
1. Have students go to
www.Learning.com and log in with their
Username, Password, and District
name in the Log In box.
2. Have students click the title of the
class or curriculum item to begin.
Step 7: View Student Progress
and Scores
1. Click on the Reports icon.
2. In the Your Classes drop down select
the class for which you want to view
reports.
3. Select the Gradebook, Student
Detail, Curriculum Item, Standards
Alignment, or Standards Progress
report to view.
Accessing Resources for
Aha!Math Implementation
1. Click the Implementation Resources
button.
2. Access a variety of helpful tools, from
technical requirements and downloads to
online teacher guides and classroom
tools!
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