BRAINGENIE…a study tool
BELOW ARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR AN ONLINE TUTORIAL THAT YOU
WILL BE USING:
It is possible to work in this program without logging in, but you must log in to get
credit for your work! Your efforts will be monitored and graded!
Go to Brain Genie by clicking on the link below.
http://braingenie.com
You should get to a page with a picture of a head with 4 colorful gears in it,
CK-12 braingenie.
In the top upper right corner of the screen, click on "sign in"
Enter the Username which was assigned to you. It will be your first name, last initial, and possibly a number, all
lower case letters.
Enter the password. The starting password is "spartan"
Click on your name in the upper right corner.
Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
This takes you to "Settings."
Once you are in "Settings" do the following:
On the right hand side, reset the password by entering the current password ("spartan") and entering your new
password 2 times.
WRITE IT DOWN NOW SOMEWHERE PRIVATE IF YOU THINK YOU WILL FORGET IT!
YOU MUST NOTE AND REMEMBER YOUR PASSWORD! IT IS YOUR RESPOSIBILITY! IF
YOU FORGET IT, YOU MUST START OVER AND WILL LOSE ALL OF YOUR PROGRESS,
AND I HOPE TO USE THIS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR!
Click on “change password”
You may update an avatar, too!
Do NOT change your name.
Do NOT enter an email.
Do NOT make or save changes to your PROFILE.
After you have changed your password, click on "home" at top.
Click on "goals" under your avatar on the left side.
Click on the assignment link, to the right. For this assignment, it is "Properties of Matter." It consists of 5 sets of
questions which cover the material we are studying.
Click on the desired section 2 times. The first click shows a sample question. The second click starts you.
Try the practice questions. If you are right, you move closer to your goal. If you are wrong, read the explanation. If
you are confused, watch the video.
Continue to finish the first goal and move on to the others until you have mastered all of the concepts!
Your work is reported to me so you receive credit for it.
If questions remain after you work through this, write them down so you remember to ask them in class!