Ready,
Set,
Record
Book!
A 4-H Members’ Quickstart to
Record Booking with Edmodo
Screencast available at:
http://www.screencast.com/t/Bblv9OwBw6
Lynette H. Bikos, Ph.D.
4-H Volunteer, Snohomish County 4-H/Washington State
Electronic Record Book Development Team
Professor of Clinical Psychology, Seattle Pacific University
lhbikos@spu.edu
Welcome! We will…
• Set up individual Edmodo accounts for 4-H
members
• Demonstrate features of the Edmodo program
that can be used for project, club, or program
business.
• Learn how to find and complete Record Book
assignments.
• More information about Edmodo
is available in the Edmodo manual
Setting up Member Accounts
Using Edmodo for 4-H
RBing requires that
you belong to a group.
Your 4-H leader will
give you the code,
now.
You may want to pause briefly to distribute the
group code…
Setting up Member Accounts:
Go to www.edmodo.com
Setting up Member Accounts
Setting up Member Accounts
You can personalize
your profile with a 4-H
appropriate clip-art or
picture of yourself
Joining
Other
Groups
Interacting with Group Members
Record
Booking
The 4-H Record Book (RB)
is completed through a
series of assignments.
Find them under the
heartbeat at the top of
your Edmodo screen.
Scroll to the bottom of the
assignments to complete
the first: The“4-H
Introduction.”
RBing: 4-H Introduction
Type your
assignment
into the reply
box, below.
Follow the
example
provided for
you.
Your leaders
may coach
you as you go
along.
RBing: Goal Setting
The assignments contain
• 3 SMART goals
• 9 more optional goals
Juniors: at least 1 goal.
Intermediates & seniors: at
least 3 goals.
Optional goal assignments
can be used when goals
change, or if you want to
track more goals.
RBing: Goal Setting
Write your SMART
goal in the “Type
a Reply” box.
Instructions and
an example are
provided.
RBing: Goal Setting
Your leaders may
give you feedback
(and a score) on
your goal so that
it will meet the
SMART qualities.
You can make
revisions until it is
a “SMART goal!”
RBing:
Goal Setting
Your leaders may
give you feedback
(and a score) on
your goal so that
it will meet the
SMART qualities.
You can make
revisions until it is
a “SMART goal!”
RBing: Monthly Goal Updates
Update at least one
goal each month.
Tell goal progress. Tell
troubles you’ve had.
Ask for advice.
Show pictures! Add a
weblink. Or a
document!
Your leaders will be
looking for your
updates and be ready
to give you support and
answer your questions.
RBing: Monthly Updates
Monthly quizzes remind
you of four things you
should do each month:
• Updating SMART
goals
• Changing goals
• Updating financial
records
• Adding pictures or
interacting with
others on the wall
Find each month’s quiz
on the wall by scrolling
down.
Financial Accounting/Add Sheets
Four of the RB
assignments are for
updating your
financial records.
Financial Accounting/Add Sheets
You can find some tools
for completing your
financial records in
FOLDERS.
Financial Accounting/Add Sheets
One option for the
financial accounting
requirement.
Simply download the
blank form.
Complete it.
Upload it.
Download your OWN
form and reupload
each time the
assignment is due.
RBing: Year in Review
The “Year in Review” is one of the last RB
assignments.
The Permanent Record Book (PRB)
The PRB is the last assignment. Accessing an Edmodo-based
PRB requires joining another Edmodo group. The leader will
give you this code.
PRB
Assignments
13 assignments in the PRB
group form the basis of the
4-Hers’ permanent record.
PRB
Example
Here is an example of a 4Hers’ list of public
presentations from her PRB.
Unlike the annual RB, the 4Her updates the PRB every
year. This way it creates a
permanent record of the 4Hers’ career.
Planner
By clicking on the
“Blue 30” you can
access a calendar.
RB assignment
deadlines will
display here.
Leaders can post
events and
activities.
You can make “task
lists” in the box
called, “someday.”
Happy RBing!
• Edmodo RBs are NEW!
• You can expect success and challenges!
• There’s more to Edmodo…but this should get you
started.
• For more help,
– there is an 80 page “manual” designed for RB
administrators/leaders.
– Edmodo “help” pages are terrific
– Share your feedback and questions with me,
lhbikos@spu.edu