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Welcome to Studyo Go!
Welcome to Studyo Go!

This guide will help you get started and make the most of your experience. Follow these steps to set up your account, connect with your students, and optimize your usage.

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Written by Renaud Boisjoly
Updated over a week ago

1. Watch the Intro Video

Gain a quick overview of Studyo Go and discover how it helps you guide your students toward becoming self-regulated learners.

2. Get Your Students Connected

Ask your students to create an account on go.studyo.app using their school email address. This ensures they’re ready to use the platform and collaborate effectively.

3. Share the Student Guide

Help your students get familiar with Studyo Go effortlessly. Show this instructional video in class to help them understand how to use the platform.

4. Monitor Student Progress

Leverage the 4-column planner to keep track of your students’ activities and progress. Easily switch between students to view their planners and use Insights for detailed metrics on their engagement.

5. Publish a Task or Exam

Simplify task management by creating and sending tasks or exams directly to your students in just a few clicks. Ensure your students stay on top of their workload.

6. Invite Other Teachers

If your school uses the paid version of Studyo Go, the Google Admin can automatically add all teachers using the Admin Tool. Alternatively, you can manually invite teachers by sharing the school access code found in the Admin Tool.

7. Set Up the Master Schedule

Use the Master Schedule feature to organize your school’s timetable. This ensures a seamless flow for classes and events.

10. Add Your Classes

Once your Master Schedule is ready, click on the grid to add your classes. You can also add personal classes not linked to Google Classroom—these will display only in your planner.

11. Add Calendar’s Holidays and Special Days

Customize your school calendar to account for holidays and special days. Adjust your schedule to reflect non-class days, special schedules, or shifted class days.

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