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Support If you require support using RM Easimaths, look through this guide to see if it provides an answer to your query. For further help and technical support you can visit the RM Easimaths website: http://www.rmeasimaths.com/help. Getting started In order to view the RM Easimaths activities, you will need Adobe® Flash® Player. If you do not already have it on your computer, you can install it for free here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/. Only download Flash Player from the official Adobe® site. (Some browsers, such as Google Chrome, already have Adobe® Flash® Player built-in.) Headphones will be required as the activities use audio to provide instruction and assistance. No reading ability is assumed for RM Easimaths and full audio support is given. Log in to RM Easimaths If you have not been provided with an RM Easimaths account, please check with your School Administrator for RM Easimaths. To set up RM Easimaths in a School, please see the School Administration section. On the RM Easimaths homepage, click ‘Log in here’. Enter your username and password, click ‘Login’ and you will be taken to the Teacher dashboard. © RM Education Plc 2012 Page 4 of 22
The Teacher dashboard Frequent use of the Teacher dashboard is a vital part of getting the most from RM Easimaths. Teachers should view the dashboard at least once a week to: 1. Check that pupils are performing their sessions as expected. 2. Monitor pupils’ progress through the curriculum. 3. Discover if there are any skills that pupils have had with, either individually or as a group. The Teacher dashboard is accessible by all users with a teacher account and allows teachers to view the topic menu (where they can access activities), groups, problem skills and reports. They can also update their details by clicking ‘My details’. Reports The ‘Reports’ tab is the first screen visible when entering the dashboard. The first drop down gives the options of ‘Overview’, ‘Progress’, ‘Attainment’ and ‘Usage’. Overview shows the progress of a class against the skills, with each skill divided into ‘viewed’, ‘mastered’ and ‘problem skills’ according to the percentage of activities completed that fall into these categories. Rolling over each coloured portion shows the number of skills in each category. © RM Education Plc 2012 Page 5 of 22
Page 1 and 2: User Guide
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Page 11 and 12: Topic menu The content in RM Easima
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Page 15 and 16: Teacher setup 1. In ‘School setup
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