MathXL® for School

If your Savvas EasyBridge Plus integration includes MathXL® for School, you will see many of the great benefits you had with the stand alone application, including:

  • One login for all MathXL® for School courses
  • Seat licensing with no more access codes

Resources link

The MathXL® for School link under Learning systems takes you to the Resources page. Here you will find many resources to help navigate your MathXL® for School integration including:

  • District Course Gallery – view the available MathXL® for School courses to see content in each course as well as create and share assignments with other teachers in your district.
  • Tip Sheets – information for specific topics related to your EasyBridge MathXL® for School integration.
  • Videos – brief tutorials to help guide you through common questions related to your EasyBridge MathXL® for School integration.
  • Training – additional links for MathXL® for School – including more training video, additional options, and a link to the MathXL® for School website.
  • System Requirements, MathXL® for School News and Events, as well as contact information can also be found here.

Student Roster Note: Similar to other learning platforms, you can view your student rosters for your math classes directly in EasyBridge. Students only appear on the class roster on MathXL® for School after they access the class the first time.

MathXL® for School courses can be removed from a class in EasyBridge. It is important to note that if a new MathXL® for School course is added to the same class, additional steps are required to make sure students access the correct, newly added MathXL® for School course. A reminder message displays when you remove a MathXL® for School course, with a link to next steps to completely remove the course.

Coordinator and member courses along with copying courses are not available through the EasyBridge MathXL® for School integration. Note that you can import assignments between courses to achieve similar results.

These tasks are no longer necessary:

  • No student or teacher registration
  • No course IDs to hand out to students
  • No distribution of access codes