The myBlueprint Education Planner is a student-friendly, interactive education and career/life planning resource that provides Grades 7-12 students the ability to reflect on their learning, showcase their growth, and share their achievements. 

Getting An Account

1. Visit http://www.myblueprint.ca/sd22    
2. Click Sign Up 
3. Select your school (or the high school that you feed into) from the drop-down menu and click Create Account
4. Select your account type, and complete the account creation form 

Use https://app.myblueprint.ca/?sdid=sd22 to continue to log into myBlueprint. 

Setting up and organizing your class

Get started with myBlueprint by:

• Explore your demo student account (Student View) 
• Explore your teacher or counsellor account 
• Review the Activities Expectations and Year-at-a-Glance documents 

​From your teacher account, create your class

• Go to Classes > + Create Class > Name your class, click Create Class > Add Students (Note: Only students with active accounts will appear in the Add Students screen) 
  • ​​Once you have added students to your class, you can view their activity progress and reset their password (Click ⋮  > Reset Email/Password) 
• Go to www.myBlueprint.ca/support > Resources > Lesson Plans 
  • Download and explore a lesson plan that is of interest to you (How will myBlueprint tools be used and what is the first lesson you plan to do with your students?) 
• Go to www.myBlueprint.ca/support > Video Tutorials > Watch a quick video about a tool you plan on using with your students 
• Go to Stats > Discover the reports available to help you learn more about your students (i.e., Who Am I survey results, Favourite Occupations, etc.) 
• Go to Activities > + Create Activity > Add a class-based activity with clear actionable steps for your students to complete to meet learning objectives and encourage participation ​

**If you have a COUNSELLOR/ADMIN ACCOUNT you can look at the below features to help you effectively implement myBlueprint in your school. 

• Go to Menu > Student Manager to view activity progress, send notes, reset passwords, and post bulletins 
• Go to Menu > Student Resources to upload a resource or helpful website which your students can access via their Dashboard 
• Go to www.myBlueprint.ca/support > Video Tutorials > Watch a quick video about a tool you plan on using with your students 
• Go to Menu > Statistics & Reports > Discover the reports available to help you learn more about your students (i.e., Who Am I survey results), plan for school events and experiential learning opportunities (Favourite Occupations, Favourite Post-Secondary etc.), and help you with scheduling (Course Forecasting) 
• Go to www.myBlueprint.ca/support > Resources  
• Download the Activities Expectations  
• Download the Year at a Glance Implementation Guide documents for monthly breakdown of activities 
• Download and complete the Creating a School Implementation Plan worksheet to create your action plan 

Creating and assessing an activity

Class Activities are a great way to adapt your in-class learning to the online e-learning and digital portfolio environment.  Note: you will need to have classes already set up to create class activities. 

To set up class activities:

1. Log in to your myBlueprint Teacher or Counsellor Account
2. Click Classes 
3. Click into the class you want to create the activity for
4. Click the Activities tab
5. Click + Create Activity
6. Choose an Activity Type (Journal, Media, or From myBlueprint)
7. Fill in the necessary fields as prompted for activity creation
8. Click Save Activity

Do you have an activity you want to use for more than one class? You can actually create just one activity and add multiple classes to that activity! To do so:

1.  Navigate to your main Dashboard page
2. Click Activities (the left hand menu)
3. Click + Create Activity
4. Choose an Activity Type (Journal, Media or From myBlueprint)
5. Fill in the necessary fields as prompted for activity creation
6. Click Save Activity
7. On the Activities page,
   • Find the activity 
   • Click + Add Class
   • Repeat step 1 and 2 above for your other classes

What happens when students complete activities? They will be marked as completed, and the content that students have posted for that activity will be visible all in one Feed. To see what this looks like: 

1. Click Classes
2. Open your class
3. Click the Activities tab
4. Click on the relevant activity
5. On this page you will see:
   • The activities linked with your class
   • The percentage of students that have completed each activity
   • By clicking on the Activity name, you can access a feed of all the work that students have posted for that activity

Important Note: the only way for activities to show as completed, is when students complete the activity by following the steps below:

1. Log in to their myBlueprint Student Account
2. Click Home from the left-hand navigation menu
3. Click Class Activities
4. Click on the class box
5. Click Start Activity
6. Complete the prompts to add content depending on the type of activity (ie, write a journal, upload media, etc.).

Student access and submissions

1. Visit http://www.myblueprint.ca/sd22     
2. Click Sign Up 
3. Select your school from the drop down menu and click Create Account 
4. Click Student, select your grade, and click Continue 
5. Fill out the sign up form 

Instructions for students to respond to teacher created activities and create their own personalized portfolio space, can be found HERE. 

creating a point of progress

Content in myBlueprint can be used to generate a Point of Progress. 

You can create a point of progress using any student submission or activity (evidence of learning) by adding strength-based feedback and indicating the proficiency level.  Feedback can be added via the commenting tool.

Examples of a point of progress in myBlueprint may look like:

Further learning

myBlueprint has many fantastic resources for supporting teachers, students, and families. They can be found HERE. 

For further help/questions, please reach out to your school Technology Innovation Coordinator.