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Data management -Insights

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Create groups, assign lessons, track progress

TinyTap is proud to launch Insights, a data management tool to leverage your favorite TinyTap lessons into quantifiable teaching resources.

Engage your students, improve grades, and save valuable time - all with this data management companion to an award-winning educational app.

Since its founding, TinyTap has empowered teachers to create the interactive lessons their classrooms need. It's time to open up the hood and see real-time analytics. Which lessons did your students complete? How did they score? Are they improving over time?

When to Use Insights

Formative Assessments: create tests, quizzes, and lesson reviews

Digital Homework: assign a lesson, track who played, see how they did

Project-Based Learning: let students build their own portfolios of interactive presentations

Start Collecting Insights

Once you're logged in, start by creating a group - for your class, family, hobby club, or any other group you want to teach.

Add group members by inviting them via email or creating unique usernames. You can also invite third parties to view your members' performance and progress.

Assign your group a TinyTap lesson. Search for the lesson you want, add comments or instructions, and select a due date.

Your members will see the assigned lessons in their TinyTap feed and/or via email notification.

Once your members play the assigned lesson, check "Insights" to see their data, including when they completed the lesson, how they scored, and their respective percentiles.
6. View individual member
You can also focus on a specific group member. Click on an individual profile to see what games they have played, assign lessons individually, and check out their student portfolios.

Pro Tips

In addition to assigning your own lessons, you can assign your groups lessons created by other TinyTap creators. Peruse the collection of lessons created by TinyTap Trusted Teachers for the highest grade educational content.

Flip your classroom and let students learn by teaching! Instead of assigning them a game to play, assign them a game to create! Just prepare a brief call-to-action (for example, instead of preparing a complete lesson on sea creatures, have your students create a presentation with TinyTap).

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Introducing Insights, a data management tool to leverage your favorite TinyTap lessons into quantifiable teaching resources.

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TinyTap is proud to launch Insights, a data management tool to leverage your favorite TinyTap lessons into quantifiable teaching resources. Engage your students, improve grades, and save valuable time - all with this data management companion to an award-winning educational app. Since its founding, TinyTap has empowered teachers to create the interactive lessons their classrooms need.

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TinyTap - Play & Create Interactive Lessons

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TinyTap is a social platform which empowers families, teachers and students to learn from each other by creating their own personalized interactive lessons and games and playing thousands of new ones shared daily by a worldwide community of educators and learners worldwide.

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Great ideas for Tiny Tap creation

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What is your New Year's Resolution for 2016? TinyTap's resolution is to empower teachers of all subjects and all languages! 1. Reading 2. Soundboard 3. Reading 4. Soundboard 5. Reading 6. Reading: 2, Language, Lessons 7. Questions 8. Puzzle 9. Reading 10. Soundboard 11. Reading 12. Reading 13. Reading 14.

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Check out this Tiny Tap that shows you "step-by-step" how to create a Tiny Tap.

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Getting started with TinyTap: learn how to create your own educational app! 1. Reading 2. Soundboard 3. Video 4. Reading: The Human Cell, Chapter 3: DNA 5. Reading 6. Video 7. Soundboard 8. Soundboard 9. Reading 10. Video 11. Puzzle: Nucleus, Nucleolus, Mitochondrion 12. Puzzle 13. Video 14. Questions 15.

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Brief glimpse of how Tiny Tap is so easy.

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Create Interactive lessons & games - TinyTap Preview 2015

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Create your own interactive lessons and learn from others. Design your slides and add one of 8 activities: 1. Say something - narrate your slide 2. Sound Board - make areas in your slide talk 3. Ask a question - ask about anything in the slide 4.

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She chose to use Tiny Tap to do her book report on a book she read in Epic.

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Read a summary about crabs. Test your comprehension. 1st grade student-made 1. All about crabs, By Allie Britton 2. Crabs have back feet that are like flippers Crabs grow new shells under their old shell Crabs have eyestalks, ., ., . 3. , What do crabs have for their eyes, What are they called, Eyestalks, Eyes, ?, ?

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Allie (my right hand girl last year) helped me create this and a few other games.

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Practice adding multiples of 10. Created by Mrs. Sanders and Allie 21. 90 + 10

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Measurement & Data 1.1 Lesson 1 of 4 Select the correct size. 1. Reading: Lesson 1, 1.1 2. Soundboard: When comparing two things,use the suffix -er., When comparing more than two things, Use the suffix -est. 3. Questions: Which treasure chest is bigger? 4. Questions: Which heart is smaller? 5.

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Measurement and Data 1.3 Telling time to the hour Lesson 1 of 5 #tellingtimetothehour 1. Reading: Lesson 1, Measurement and Data 1.3 2. Reading: The short hand is the hour hand. 3. Reading: The long hand is the minute hand. 4. Questions: 1 o'clock 5. Questions 6. Questions 7. Questions 8.

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This game was fun to create with my grandson and helped him with colors. *I drew the clipart:)

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Color fun with my grandson 1. Soundboard 2. Puzzle 3. Soundboard 4. Puzzle 5. Soundboard 6. Puzzle 7. Soundboard 8. Puzzle 9. Soundboard

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I enjoy creating games for my 1st grade classroom that support the standards that I am required to teach.

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I have been an elementary teacher for 28 years. I love the opportunity to create custom games for my students.

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I created this game after a class taste-test during our study on apples & Johnny Appleseed.

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I hope you enjoy our Apple Taste Test Tiny Tap as much as we did. 1. Reading 2. Puzzle 3. Puzzle 4. Puzzle 5. Puzzle 6. Puzzle 7. Reading 8. Questions 9. Questions 10. Questions 11. Questions 12. Questions 13. Questions 14. Questions 15. Questions 16. Questions 17. Questions 18.

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I build the game. I have the kids record their voices in the game. *new concepts

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Practice your doubles facts to 10. Featuring Mrs Sanders' 1st graders and music videos from Harry Kindergarten. Clipart from KB Konnected 1. Reading 2. Video 3. Video 4. Reading 5. Reading 6. Reading 7. Reading 8. Reading 9. Reading 10. Reading 11. Reading 12. Reading 13. Reading 14. Reading 15.

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Allie's game she created on her own.

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3D Shapes 1. Reading: 3D shapes, By Allie Britton 2. Questions: The Pick the cube 3. Questions: Pick the cone 4. Questions: Pick the sphere 5. Questions: Pick the pyramid 6. Questions: Pick the rectangular prism 7. Questions: Pick the cylinder

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I give my students opportunity to create games on skills that we are learning. Tristen's game.

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Practice adding 10's. 1. Reading 2. Text Input 3. Text Input 4. Text Input 5. Reading 6. Text Input 7. Text Input 8. Text Input 9. Text Input 10. Text Input 11. Text Input 12. Reading

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1. Teacher - created games
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3.  Student - created games

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This slide show demonstrates how we have successfully implemented Tiny Tap in our 1:1 1st grade classroom.