The Blueprint editor is a full-featured web-based PowerPoint with additional components called Building Blocks that are instructional in nature.  Thus, anyone familiar with PowerPoint should be immediately comfortable with the Blueprint editor.

 It also includes the ability to import simple PowerPoint slides from desktop PowerPoint files as well as to import ExamView content that is associated with most major textbooks.

All USB video class web and document cameras should work with our scanning solution. However the Elmo brand document camera is not a USB video class camera and will not work with our solution.

Yes, the ALL In Cloud supports a CSV formatted input of a class roster.

The ALL In solution is entirely cloud-based so there are no plug-ins or other desktop components required for installation on your desktop to upgrade.  You can literally run your Instruction Center from any computer connected to the ALL In Cloud.

Thus, we can update the PLUS software as needed without any requirements of you or your IT group.

ALL In provides a simple form-based template that can be created and assigned to assessment building blocks.  The template supports a variety of objective, rubric and constructed response questions.  Additionally, standards can be associated with each question via this template.

One merely uses the Insert option within PLUS and selects Assessment Key to initiate the form.  The resulting question slides are then associated with your specific instructional strategy – formative assessement, summative assessment, collaborative activity or homework assignment.

Yes, you can publish your Blueprint and all campus and Professional Learning Community colleagues can then copy it to their Instruction Center.

You merely click the File option from the menu and select the Import PowerPoint option.  You will then be prompted to point to the PowerPoint file on your computer and the import occurs.

Yes, there is an export to CSV option associated with each Footprint which supports that function.

Under the Classes option, you merely indicate the student or students for which you wish to print a bubble sheet and then click the appropriate Print Bubble Sheet option.  It produces a PDF file that you can then print as needed.

As long as the iOS device contains a camera.  The earlier versions may be a little slow.

Yes, notice questions 4 and 5 in the image on the right.  They are rubric questions worth 6 points each.

Yes, Q1, Q2, Q6 and Q7 in the example display on this page can be graded by scanning then the remaining non-objective questions can be viewed and scored separately.

Yes, if you are a subscriber to the ALL In Learning Cloud.  If not, a default roster is used and you can manually enter grades to your gradebook.

In some respects it is, as it lays out your classroom activities by task. 

However, the ASSIST app will record the specific time on task as you activate and use the various components of your Blueprint.  It also collects any student outcomes from formative, summative and collabortive assessment activities as well as capturing any homework results.  Thus, it delivers a unique instructional profile for each classroom lesson.

ASSIST will return an alert that there is a potential problem by indicated, in red, the results for that particular student.  You can then merely tap in the answer that you observe from the actual paper.

The code is called a Quick Response code and will contain the ID of the student if printed from a roster from the ALL In Cloud.  This will allow one to quickly scan a bubble sheet and have the grade automatically attached to the correct student.  This eliminates the need to “slug in” a student id which can be a source of error.

You can ONLY for an assessment that is completely objective for all questions.  This is done using the Summative Assessment, Collaborative Activity or Homework Assignment Blueprint building blocks and tapping the camera to transfer the answers from a bubble sheet to your ASSIST app.  All other question types must be constructed from the ALL In Learning Cloud and downloaded to ASSIST.

If you are using the iPad 2 it will take less than one second.  Using older iOS devices may take up to 3 seconds.

Go to the ALL In Learning website:  www.allinlearning.com

Under Getting Started, click the ASSIST App and Bubble Sheet option, then click Print Bubble Sheet and it produces a PDF file that you can print from.

Updates are provided through the App Store and are free.

You are provided a unique subscription key from ALL In Learning and when you create your unique ALL In Learning account for your Cloud-based Instruction Center, you must provide a username (a valid email address) and your password.  In ASSIST, you tap the Setting icon to connect to your Cloud-based account and once connected, all downloads and uploads are to and from your own Cloud-based Instruction Center.

To set up your account, once you have the subscription key, you merely Click the Login option from the home page of ALL In Learning and Click Setup and fill in the form.

Yes, we have several short videos available under the Support option from our home page menu.

ALL In Learning has a research-based professional development program designed to support the integration of the instructional components of ASSIST into your classroom.  It covers a variety of instructional and assessment strategies to support your unique instruction including personal self-evaluation, instructional profiles, assessment strategies for formal and informal formative assessment, summative assessment, collaborative learning and homework.

You have to create a roster in the ALL In Learning Cloud.