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| What is InClass? InClass is our primary source of online course information for students and parents/guardians. It is an all in one system for accessing homework, course materials, announcements, and potentially grades. With InClass, students and parents/guardians can access information relevant to the school day through a browser and the Internet - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. While it is not mandatory that teachers participate, it is highly recommended. Some teachers will opt to use a few of the features, and some will experiment with more. And, at this point about 50% of teachers are planning to post grades online. |
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| Student InClass features: • See homework assignments • Pick up course materials, such as handouts, study guides, syllabi • Turn in work via a drop box • Participate in discussion boards • Collaborate in small groups • View grades |
Parent/Guardian InClass features: • Parent/guardian “observer” accounts track students • See homework assignments and course materials • View grades
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| Logging on to InClass & Changing Passwords If you are a new 6th grade student/parent or new to Palo Alto secondary schools, this is your initial login information: |
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| Student Username = Student ID number Student Password = Student ID number |
Parent/Guardian Username = Student ID number_p Parent/Guardian Password = Student ID number |
Students will be guided through a password change with their core or science teachers. Students should not change their passwords to anything other than their assigned password. Also, please remember that passwords are confidential and should not be shared. Parents: After you first log on to InClass, please click on Personal
Information (upper left) and change your password. Please write
down your
new
password and keep it safe. As of now, one parent account is assigned
per student, so parents will need to share the password information.
We hope this will change soon. updated 9-14-07 by Leslie Goldman |
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