To make technology integration easier we've created several curriculum and technology guides with ideas to help you get started and inspire you to continue. Your Wixie subscription also includes a library filled with over 1000 curriculum-based templates you can assign or even customize. Here are steps you can follow to create your own templates in Wixie.

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Students can use the tools in Wixie to demonstrate their learning on a blank page through a combination of text, images, original artwork, and voice narration. Students can also use pre-made Wixie templates for formative assessments, to support thinking, and to guide project work.

Wixie makes it easy to create and share these templates so you can design customized curriculum for your school or district. When students and teachers log in, their Wixie home page shows a folder with the user’s school name and district in the list on the left. Students and teachers can open these folders to browse and use customized Wixie templates created and shared by educators at their site.

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Wixie provides students with tools to show what they know and share their ideas through their art, their voice, and their writing.

While students can use a blank Wixie page to get started, they can also use templates in Wixie’s library or those created by your district to apply their learning. These templates are great for formative assessments and for students to complete performance tasks.

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Wixie is the perfect tool for self-expression. Having students create a custom profile image is a fun way for them to personalize their learning while learning how to use the paint tools in Wixie. Profile images that are all unique will make it easier for you to visually locate student work the rest of the year.

The Wixie user profile image shows in the upper right corner next to the log out button.

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The Wixie help includes tutorials designed to empower students (and teachers) to create to learn.

To access the Wixie tutorials, select the user profile icon in the blue bar and choose Help. At the Help window, select the Tutorials tab and choose a tutorial.

Don't worry if the content of the tutorial doesn't exactly match your curriculum. Use it to give students a quick set of basic skills so they can apply the same steps to build a similar project that meets your learning goals. Here are some ways you can use each tutorial.

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