> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.trekai.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Student Onboarding & Best Practices

> [accordion] What are the best practices for rolling out Trek Learning to students?
>
> A good strategy is to introduce Trek Learning in a common class, allowing students to log in, explore, and ask questions before discussing appropriate use. Teachers assigning work through Trek Learning also helps with adoption.

> [accordion] What are the best practices for using Trek Learning in math?
>
> Math teachers use Trek Learning as a homework companion or a flipped classroom tool. Recommended prompts include:
>
> * "Ask Trek to teach you about right triangles."
> * "Ask Trek to explain the Pythagorean theorem."
> * "Ask Trek to quiz you on the Pythagorean theorem."
>
> Students can also generate practice problems for self-quizzing.

> [accordion] What grades is Trek Learning geared towards?
>
> Trek Learning is most commonly used for grades 6-12, but some schools use it as early as 3rd grade. It also includes text-to-speech for accessibility.

> [accordion] Which grades have the most success with Trek Learning?
>
> Middle and High school students adapt quickly, but the platform benefits all grade levels.

> [accordion] How do I add new users?
>
> If your Trek tenancy has an integration bringing over your rosters and enrollments, best practice is to bring new users through your integration. If you don't have an integration or have a user that cannot be added via integration (because they are not in your SIS for example) then use this short [tutorial](https://scribehow.com/o/jgyfc7KaQCC6Oi30U2KzBw/viewer/How_to_Create_a_New_User_in_Trek_Learning__CC-n1dM3SRObiRmoWmU_Ig) to add a new user.

> [accordion] How do I **enable** users so they can log in?
>
> Users may show in your Trek tenancy, but cannot log in until an admin has enabled them. Enabling users allows them to log in via Microsoft or Google SSO and/or a temporary password you set when enabling.


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