The Implementation Guide provides an overview of what you need to accomplish to get Wixie up and running for teachers, students, and support staff. Use the checklist to get an overview of tasks, assign roles, and set dates for completion.
Wixie accounts give students access to the authoring tool, and connect student work to their teacher, or teachers. Common ways schools provision Wixie are with OneRoster, Clever, a CSV upload, or by entering data manually.
Wixie supports authenticating users with a username and password, QR codes, or through a single sign-on with a third-party. Wixie supports single sign-on from Google, ClassLink, and Clever. Wixie also supports single-sign on using ADFS and SAML.
Make it easier for your users to get to Wixie by adding a Wixie button to your web site.
These buttons link to the main Wixie login page. To link to your custom login page, replace "https://wixie.com/sitelogin" with your custom account domain, such as https://yourschool.wixie.com.
Adjust your Wixie Settings
Before students and teachers begin using Wixie, you will want to review the settings for your organization. These setting impact project sharing and privacy, as well as authoring tool settings for interface, fonts, and more. Your settings also impact which Wixie templates are accessible to your users and which standards display for search and project correlation.
Managing assignments digitally is essential for success, whether you are virtual or face-to-face. Wixie integrates with Google Classroom, Canvas, and Brightspace to help make learning seamless with your LMS.