CPM Teacher Tutorials

Getting Started Using the Test Bank

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Student Role: How do You Access a CPM eBook Using an Enrollment Pin?

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NOTE: This article describes the process for schools and districts that manually assign licenses.

This article describes how to use an Enrollment Pin to access an eBook. Students using Google will not need to create an account since they will be tying their CPM account to their social media account. Students without a social media account will register once and then login with their username and password. eBooks will expire in the student account on the date the teacher provides when setting up the Enrollment Pin.

NOTE: You will need your enrollment pin only ONCE. After the first time, you go to ebooks.cpm.org and either click the social media button or login.

CPM Student eBook Introduction

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This tutorial describes the overall structure and components of a CPM eBook Student Version. All eBook courses have the same general structure.  Choose one of the formats for an overall video tour or select a topic for step by step instruction.

eBook Admin: 'Users' Page

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Click on any of the links below to access the tutorial.

CC3 7.3.1: 7-87 Student eTool (Desmos)

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CC3 6.1.2: Transformation Challenge 1 & 2 (CPM)

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Automated Roster Sync / eBook Licensing

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Who is this for?

School or District personnel responsible for administrating the creation of CPM user accounts and provisioning of eBook licenses.

Overview

CPM supports automated rostering and licensing of eBooks via the OneRoster API.  Using CPM's wizard interface, automated roster sync can be set up in as little as 15 minutes.

Step 1: Check that your SIS supports OneRoster

OneRoster 1.1 API is the industry standard for secure sharing of enrollment information with authorized educational service providers.  Aeries, Infinite Campus, PowerSchool Unified, Skyward, and Synergy are examples of SIS systems that support using the API integration method.  CPM also supports PowerSchool's native API.

Some districts SIS systems may not support OneRoster 1.1 API.  Many have adopted ClassLink, which adds OneRoster support to virtually every SIS system.  

Step 2: Get OneRosterSync credentials and set sharing settings

Each SIS system has a different process for enabling access, but in the end they all will provide a OneRoster Base URL, Consumer Key, and Consumer Secret.  On some systems you may also need to individually select which data sections you wish to share.   CPM will need access to the organizations, academic schedules, courses, teachers and students.   Typically this needs to be completed by the district tech admin.

Step 3: Use CPM's  wizard interface to configure automated roster and license sync

Google Spreadsheet: How do you add a Hyperlink?

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This tutorial explains how to create a link in your spreadsheet.

How to 'Copy' & 'Paste' on an iPad

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