Embedded+Learning

=Welcome to the Embedded Learning "Help Desk!"=

Embedded Learning: FAQs and Tips
This document is the Learning Guide, and printing it out is completely up to you. This document consists of a series of handouts that guide you through the course and its readings, and some components of the Learning Guide may require you to print and distribute to students (depending on the activity). If you’d rather just print what you need when you actually need it, then save the Learning Guide as a PDF (this is an option when you click your print button).
 * Do I really have to print the 40-some page document at the beginning?**

The “grading” begins at Unit 2. You will be asked to submit learning logs, post to discussion boards, and complete quizzes. (These are not in your Learning Guide.) Monitors through the Embedded Learning Academy log your input and grade your quizzes. You know that your work has been submitted when the program allows you to click the button to proceed to your next unit/task.
 * So, where/how do I get graded on this?**

Again, that is completely up to you. You can save it as a PDF on your computer and read it from your screen if you’d like.
 * Do I have to print out all the articles from Units 2, 3, and 4?**

While some individuals have encountered this issue more than others (and some not at all), we've discovered that by logging out and logging back in at a later time (a couple hours later or the following day), the program will allow you to advance. As always, save a copy of your work before logging out. (See **Helpful Tip** below.)
 * I know I've completed all of my discussion posts and learning logs for the unit. Why won't it let me advance to the next unit?**

Use the Help option through learningaccount.net (accessible through your account upon login and //before// you launch your course).
 * What if it STILL won't let me advance?**

During your registration process, Embedded Learning asked for your PPID #; they ask for this information so that they may submit your Act 48 hours for you. They are usually very efficient in this department. Check one to two weeks after your completion to see that your hours were reported to PDE.
 * So, how do I submit my Act 48 hours when I’m done with the course?**

Always type your learning logs and discussions in a Word document, then copy and paste it into your post. We all know that technology is fallible, so save your work in a retrievable document (like Word). Doing so will protect you in the instance that the Embedded Learning program decides to get cranky and malfunction.
 * HELPFUL TIP when typing your learning logs and discussion posts:**