How to: Use Educreations

Educreations is the software that I use to upload videos. These videos are going to be helpful for you because they will allow you to get more explanation on concepts that are confusing you, I will walk you through step by step how to do a problem and I am not trying to explain math via iMessage or FaceTime. I will post videos for you on the website and in Gradpoint, however using educreations is an added bonus because it allows you to interactively as questions and it allows me to see that you are watching the videos I have assigned.

Signing Up for Educreations

Registering for educreations is fairly easy. All you need to do is:
  1. Go to www.educreations.com, click on sign up for free
  2. Click on Student
  3. When it asks you if you have a course code click YES
  4. Enter your course code                                                Secondary II :9AC2E0 (Zero not O)                                 Algebra II: 9BA80B (Zero not O)                                          Pre-Calculus: 720A7 (Zero not O)
  5. Enter your First Name and Last Name, use your careerpath email and choose a password. (If you forget your password I can reset it for you ask long as you use the course code.) Then click sign up!
  6. Then click on start using the site 

Watch a Video

  • Sign into your account at www.educreations.com
  • Click on your course on the left hand side
  • Click on the video you would like to watch

Video Features

  • At the bottom of the video are different buttons that can help you control the video. The play/pause button does what you think it should.
  • Next to it is a rewind 15 seconds button
  • Using the bar your can fast forward or rewind the video
  • The arrows in the bottom right corner allow you to make the video full screen

Asking Questions

  • One of the best features of educreations is that you can ask questions on each video and anyone in the course can respond to them. To ask a question simply type in the 'Ask a Question bar' under the video and click Ask. 
  • Then other people, including me, can answer your question. You can even answer other questions that other students have had on the videos.