Working with Lalilo

Lalilo is a third-party app designed to help children take their first steps in Reading. 

Contents

• Who uses Lalilo?
• How to access Lalilo
• Using the School Code
• Working in the app
• Mastery
• Initial assessment
• Lesson assignment

 

Who uses Lalilo?

• Lalilo is designed to support students from PreK to 2nd grade until they have an RIT score of 190.
• At this time, it is mostly used for students outside the Austin and Brownsville campuses, but it should be fully implemented on every campus starting Session 2.

 

How to access Lalilo

1. Lalilo can be accessed directly via the URL: https://student.lalilo.com/
2. Once in, the student will see a screen with a "Play" symbol
   
3. After clicking it, the app will request a school code. If you are a guide, you can use this by following the School Code section.
4. Students should click on "I am at home" at the bottom of the screen
   
5. This will redirect students to input their personal code, which can be found on their Dash credentials
   
6. Once done, the student will be able to see the Map, corresponding to the main screen of Lalilo
   

 

Using the School Code

1. If at some point the student's personal code is not working or if the guide needs to access their whole class, they can use the class code.
   IMPORTANT: DO NOT provide this code to students, as they will have a full view of the class and can access (and work) on another student's account.
2. The class code is gzxgnt.
3. Once entered, all the classes will be displayed
   
4. When a class is selected, all the students in this class are displayed
   
5. The guide can select the students they are looking for and get them started.

 

Working in the app

• Each topic is named after the concept it is teaching e.g. ‘Letter M’, “Nouns’, ‘Capitalization: Geography’. This title is displayed at the start of every new topic.

• Each topic requires students to complete ~5 lessons. Each lesson has between 3-5 questions.

• As you can see in this image, the interface will show the student's progress in the topic along with the number of questions in each lesson
  
• If students need the instruction repeated, they can click on the top right icon.
  NOTE: If the student navigates away from the Lalilo screen, the verbal instruction won't be heard, so they will need to repeat it.

• Lalilo requires a 90% accuracy to consider a lesson mastered and 5 lessons mastered for the topic to be considered complete.

 

Mastery

• A student should master an entire topic (5 lessons of 3-5 questions) to receive a mastered lesson for 2H learning.
• This can be determined with the "Student Report", which is accessible to the support team.
• From the students and guide's perspective, they will get a "mastered" lesson every time they are awarded a new badge

• 2 mastered topics should be the standard for a 2H session credit.

Initial Assessment

• Lalilo has two placement tests students take prior to starting the sequence.

• Each test is ~ 30 questions and takes about 10 minutes to complete.

• The placement tests count as a mastered skill for 2H learning.

• They are shown as completed with a gold star on the learning pathway.

• They cannot be skipped and they do not influence the student’s learning sequence.

Lesson Assignment

• The sequence of skills will be manually assigned by the support team on initial enrollment.
• Each level has a defined number of skills in this program:

  • Grade K - 107 skills

  • Grade 1 - 111 skills

  • Grade 2 -  106 skills

• If there are any issues with this assignment, please contact the Support Team.