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Log It FAQ's If the FAQ's don't help, click here for our Help Information
No it is free to use for everyone.
Teachers register their school and classes first. Then have your students register where they will create their own user name and password and they need to choose the school and class you set up when you registered. If you as the teacher do not want to have the students register you can go to your Manage Classes section and register the students for them. Make sure to write down the UN and PW and distribute to your students.
Up to 25,000 steps/12.5 miles per day. They can enter throughout the day but cannot exceed either of those numbers.
Up to six days back only.
NEW LIFESTYLES, Inc., the sponsor of Log It, carries a number of quality pedometers. Visit their web site at: www.new-lifestyles.com
Yes, they can. They can enter any where they have internet access.
When you register set up your first class and call the class the name of your school. Then tell all of your kids to register under your school and then have them choose the class (the school name as mentioned above) you set up. If you prefer to have only your individual classes count towards the progress then set up several classes such as "5th grade phys ed", or "Mrs. Smiths 4th grade", etc. You can set up as many classes as you like under the Manage Classes link after entering your user name and password and then click on create new classes from there.
Sure, you can set it up to have all of your kids in your school contribute to your hike around America. To do this tell them all to register under your school and choose the class that you registered. If you set up 9 different classes then the kids that register for the different classes will only count towards the hike progress around the USA.
To have your college class enjoy Log It you do NOT need to register again. Go into Log It using your user name and password and then what you want to do is set up another group. You do this under the link on the left hand side called Manage Classes. Then click on the link in the paragraph called "create new classes". Then complete the form setting up the new college group name. Then tell your college class to "click register here" from Log It and then have them choose College Student or Student and they also need to choose the original school that you registered and then they choose the new group name that you chose and then that should be it.
Unfortunately, Log It could not handle that kind of entry. The cap on the total steps that one can enter is 25,000 steps a day or 12.5 miles. We are not sure how else we can accommodate you and your students to help solve this problem. Kids that do register under your school and class can log their steps or miles from home as well as school so maybe that will help.
No, have your kids register by clicking on the Register Here button on the front page of Log It. Then they choose your school and the class that you have set up from there.
No. All you have to do is register for one and that user name and password will work for both. Therefore if you register for Log It you can use that user name and password to partake in Kids Quiz.
Teachers, businesses, individuals and kids but for kids they must have a teacher register their school first. Teachers or businesses register their school or business along with a class or a department and then they have the kids or employees register. Then kids or employees can enter at any time to record their progress by typing in their user name and password. Individuals simply have to register and then type in their user name and password when they want to record their activity progress.
You only have to register your class once and you will find your class names, etc. in both Log It and Kids Quiz so all they have to do is type in their user name and password for both. Please do not have them register once for Log It and once for Kids Quiz. |
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