Once you get your student's Schoology access code from your student's teacher, use this quick start guide to setup your account and connect to your student's account.

Quick Start Guide: Connecting to Your Student's Account

In order to sign in to Schoology as a parent, you need your child's parent access code. This code can be shared with you by your child's teacher.

If you have more than one child attending a Mukilteo school, you can add more children to your account.

To learn more, click here.

The Mukilteo School District only has access to student Schoology accounts. If you are a parent visit, https://app.schoology.com/login/forgot, and enter the email address you used to sign up.

This will not work to reset your child's password, so entering their email address will not allow a reset.

You will need your child's access code to sign-up as a parent in Schoology.

Parents use a different sign-in website than their student. Parents login here, https://app.schoology.com and click Log In or sign Up in the upper right.

Watch this video to learn how Parents sign-in to Schoology.

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Use the resource below to help you get started in Schoology!

Students will sign-in on the Student Portal page, or using https://mukilteo.schoology.com/login/saml.

Students will use their full studentID@mukilteo.wednet.edu username and current password they use to sign-in to their computer or accounts.

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Younger students click here!

Schoology also has a mobile app that you can download, and this is something we highly encourage parents to install on either iOS or Android.  The mobile app allows you to check what's happening in Schoology when you're on the go.

The video below shows how parents can use the mobile app for Schoology.

The Calendars in Schoology will have school events listed as well as course events and assignments.  You could also add events to your own personal Schoology calendar.  The school and campus calendars can be exported and added to your personal digital calendar that you use.

You must be aware that when you are in your parent account, you will only see school-related events or events and items for courses or groups in which you are enrolled.  In order to see events and assignments that are related to your children's account, switch your view to one of your students.  This is done by clicking on the drop-down menu located next to your name in the upper right corner.  After choosing a child account, you'll see a banner at the top of the window, indicating that you are viewing his/her account.

For your calendar, you are given an option to turn on or off the school calendar and any campus calendars that you are associated with.   You will also see an option for your personal calendar here as well.  Your student's calendars are view only.  

To export the school and campus calendars, choose the export option at the bottom of the calendar.  In the dialog box that appears you should select share.  Follow the instructions of your device for how to use the iCal feed that you are given. 

There are various notification options that parents can choose.  You can opt to receive a daily or weekly digest for your student's information and/or push notifications via email or text when certain items in Schoology are changed for courses, groups, or announcements that you are enrolled in as a parent (like this Parent Orientation course).  You also can determine for what types of things you want notifications.  If you have questions about specific notifications, please check the Personal Account (Parent): Notifications article in our Help Center.

You can get to the daily or weekly digest settings by clicking on the drop-down menu beside your name in the upper right corner, selecting a student account, and then choosing the settings option.  

Parent Digest Settings

Schoology allows teachers to post information and content about the course that they are teaching.  This information could vary from course to course, depending upon the policies or expectations for your school or organization or the grade level for your child. After choosing your child from the drop-down next to your name (upper right-hand corner), you will see any courses in which your child is enrolled under the "enrollment" tab. Click on courses and choose the course from the list you would like to view.  As a parent, you have view access to course updates, assignment information, and student work submissions (including feedback from the teacher, if given).

You can find information about your student's grades by choosing your student from the drop-down menu available next to your name (upper right-hand corner).

Once viewing your child's screen, one of the menu options in the banner at the top of the page will be Grade Report.  Choosing Grade Report will show you a list of all your student's courses and their current grade in that course.  Clicking on a class from this grade report window will allow you to see more details about the grade for that class.  These details would include grades for each grading category the teacher is using and individual grades for each assignment.

You will also see on this page an option to download the current student report if you would like to save a snapshot of the grades at that particular point in time.  Clicking on this option will give you a dialogue box that will ask for more information about what exactly you would like to download.

From The Message Center	From Your Student's Course
If you know the teacher you wish to communicate with, you can enter the message center by clicking on the mail icon at the top of the window.  Click on "New Message."  Begin typing the teacher's name and options of different teachers will be given for you to choose from.	Another option is to go to your student's account by selecting their name from the drop-down that appears when you click on the arrow beside your name.  Choose the course from the courses menu at the top of the page.   Click on the mail icon beside Admin on the right-hand side of the window.

Notifications can be set up so that you receive your Schoology messages in your email inbox.  You can reply to a Schoology message directly from your email account.

Welcome to Schoology!  We are excited to offer this tool to help you stay engaged with your student's learning and to help you connect with your student's teachers and the school.

The banner that you see across the top of the window is your main navigation.  This will always be available to you, no matter where you are in Schoology.

• Home Landing Page (this might be the Schoology logo or the logo for your district or organization)
• Courses in which you are enrolled 
• Groups of which you are a member
• Personal Resources (group, school, and course resources are accessed from different locations within the course or school)
• Grade Report
• Search
• Calendar
• Message center
• Notifications
• Account name (this is where you can toggle between your account and your child or children's information)

In the Chrome browser you can download Google Translate to translate pages and speak content in various languages.

Video Descriptions

0:00 - Learn how to install the Google Translate Chrome extension.

0:08 - Open the Chrome browser.

0:11 - Go to https://chrome.google.com/webstore.

0:30 - Search for Google Translate in the search box.

0:34 - Click Add to Chrome.

0:35 - Click Add Extension.

0:39 - The Google Translate Chrome extension is now installed and available to use.

0:43 - When on a web page you want translated to a language, click the Google Translate extension icon.

0:47 - When the Google Translate pop-up box is displayed, click translate this page.

0:52 - Click the dropdown button to display the available languages. Click your preferred language.

0:58 - The page is now translated into your preferred language.

1:03 - Click the Google Translate extension icon and then Extension Options to customize options.

1:06 - The Google Translate options allow you to choose your primary language.

1:11 - You can also choose pop-up translations options.

1:13 - Click save to save options.

1:20 - Pop-up options allow you to highlight text and then click the Google Translate icon to translate the text.

1:27 - You can click the speech icon to read the translated text aloud. 

1:39 - End of video.

 

 

 

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2. Click Settings .
3. Open your default apps:
• Original version: Click System > Default apps.
• Creators Update: Click Apps > Default apps.
4. At the bottom, under "Web browser," click your current browser (typically Microsoft Edge).
5. In the "Choose an app" window, click Google Chrome.

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1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. In the Windows taskbar at the bottom, right-click on Chrome.
3. Click Pin to taskbar.

For more help, watch this step-by-step video (1:00)

Yes! There is a Schoology parent guide! This guide consists of detailed explanations of different features and tools, along with step-by-step walkthroughs. Designed as a hands-on resource, this guide can be used on a stand-alone basis or in coordination with the platform. 

Information is available in the following areas:

• Signing Up
• Logging In
• Getting to know the Home Page
• Adding Children/Students
• Account Notifications
• Account Settings
• Account Privacy
• Linking Parent Accounts
• Parent Email Digests
• Profile Settings

Here is a video walking you through the steps to set up a parent account. Before doing this you will need at least one of your student's access codes. The student access codes will be sent to the email address we have on file.

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Student access codes will be sent to the email address we have on file through Blackboard.

Parents that have a basic account with an incorrect child association will need to delete the account and create a new parent account with the correct Parent Access Code.

To delete an account, navigate to https://app.schoology.com/settings/account/action?delete while logged into the account you'd like to delete. Deleting an account removes all submissions, resources, and content associated with the account, and neither the account nor the items can be restored.

Once the account is deleted, you can create a new account with the correct code.

Schoology sends you email notifications for Social, Academic, Group, and School activity that occurs in your account. These notifications pertain to the school, courses, and groups in which you are enrolled (not courses or groups in which your child is enrolled).

To access your personal account notifications, click the arrow in the upper right corner of Schoology, and select Settings. Then click the Notifications tab.

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https://support.schoology.com/hc/en-us/articles/201000803-Personal-Account-Parent-Notifications

Here is more friendly video for helping your younger child login. Before watching the video you will need your student's ID number and password.