Learning objectives are the sets of skills, behavior, and knowledge that learners are expected to understand and perform as a result of learning. The learning objectives can be measured to determine the knowledge, skills, and behaviors that students have obtained over time. In Schoology, the learners have access to many learning objectives such as Custom Learning Objective, Common Core, Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), and State Standards. The Custom Learning Objective are generated or imported manually. It allows a learner to create their learning objectives, or the school can create learning objectives for the students as well. The Common Core State Standards Initiative provides Common Core objectives. Next Generation Science Standards …show more content…
It only allows the learner to have access to it and does not permit any other user to see it. It’s easy to use this objective; the student can just click on the resources from the menu at the top of the page and then select Personal resources. The group learning objectives helps different people come together and work as a group, and you create this objective in Group resources. These targets allow all the team members to have access to all the information in the group. It’s simple to locate the group learning objectives, just click on the resources from the menu at the top of the home page, next click on the categories from the menu and select your particular group. For the disable-learning objective, you click on the group resource collection, then on option disable. The disabling learning objectives in a group remove the learning objectives from the particular group; however, it will not permanently erase that information from the system. If you wish to re-enable this objective, it will put news back in the learning folder. And the school learning objective is created by the System Administrators of your school. This objective allows everyone to have access to all the information in this aim, all the faculty members of any school or the organizations. If an administrator wishes to edit or make changes to the system in the school, they can see the Schoology system-setting guide for the grade