Using Tynker - Glossary

Student login cards are available to print and cut out for each individual student. There are two types of login cards to choose from. One includes th...

To unassign a course, go to the lesson page of the class, and click the three dots in the top right corner of the course. Then click unassign

Each Tynker lesson plan contains the US standards alignment for the lesson including: Common Core ELA, Common Core Math, CTA, ISTE, and Next Generatio...

When teachers click on the student name on the gradebook page or on the student page of a Tynker Class, they get a detailed metrics report for the ind...

The Everyone Can Code category within the lesson progress drop down menu of the gradebook in Tynker classes details progress students have made on Spa...

From the curriculum page, locate a course and click on Course Overview to see a variety of resources to ensure your Tynker lesson is successful. Ove...

Email login instructions allow teachers to send student login instructions to individual or multiple guardians. All that is required is the Guardian’s...

When you click the gradebook tab in each class, the Lesson Progress page tells teachers what activities students have completed in each Tynker Lesso...

The Quiz Results page of the gradebook includes the quiz scores that students get on the multiple choice quizzes at the end of each Tynker lesson.

On the progress page of each class, teachers get a running list of the latest class activity based on students work in Tynker courses.

When you click on lessons page of the class, each course has lessons that contain a Presentation Mode link. This link takes the teacher to a present...

When teachers click on the student name on the gradebook page or on the student page of a Tynker Class, they get a detailed metrics report for the ind...

On both the gradebook tab and student tab in each Tynker class, teachers can click on a students name to get a detailed score card including where stu...

On the progress page of the class, teachers can view how students progress in courses through the course progress widget.

In the middle of the page after selecting a class, you will find a drop down menu that lets teachers quickly shift from one class to another.

Each Tynker Lesson plan has a corresponding "Student View" that allows the teacher to preview lessons as a student would and try any activity within t...

Each Tynker lesson plan details the materials necessary to complete the Tynker lesson. The lesson plans can be accessed by clicking the Course Overvi...

A password is required in order for students to log in and use Tynker. Tynker student passwords can be managed from the Students page of Tynker Clas...

When teachers click on the student name on the gradebook page or on the student page of a Tynker Class, they get a detailed metrics report for the ind...

The page arrows on the My Projects page allows the user to go back from the Most Recent projects to the Least Recent.

Each Tynker Lesson includes a full lesson plan with vocabulary, lesson objectives, warm ups, activities, code, extended activities, and standards. The...

The showcase gives teachers an opportunity to share project both privately (just with the class) and publicly (via a public link).

This page shows you the most recent Educator projects from the “last modified” project on top, to the oldest projects on the following pages.

The resource page in Tynker teacher accounts includes helpful articles and sites to visit including: The Help Center The Tynker Blog Hour of Code Vide...

In the progress page of a classroom, teachers can print student certificates with the Certificates widget by clicking on View & Print Certificates ...

Guardians can be added via the students page of the class dashboard so that emails can be sent with login instructions, usernames, passwords, progre...

A username is required for students to log in to Tynker, and they can be found on the students page of each class after students join that class. User...

If a Tynker course requires previous course or coding experience, you will be able to view that prerequisite on the right side of the overview page fo...

Tynker Weekly Projects are special projects that change out on a weekly basis and can be found in the Class/Weekly project category of the lessons pa...

The progress page within each class dashboard gives teachers a quick check view of student data points.

This tab displays the Educator Projects that were categorized as “Game” or “app” when they were created or remixed.

You can add individual or multiple students - even after you have set up a class. This is found in the teacher dashboard under the students tab. You...

Tynker courses and lessons track various data points as students complete progress, including automatic tracking of where students are in lessons, mul...

Teachers can access solutions to Tynker puzzles, projects, and quizzes by clicking the Course Overview link on the desired course within the curricu...

The Tynker curriculum is organized into courses, and each course is composed of a number of individual lessons within them. You can access previews o...