Guides, manuals, and quick reference
This is the central home for AlloFlow documentation. Search by task or narrow the catalog by audience, including educators, families, multilingual learner teams, specialists, leaders, and IT.
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These are the maintained, user-facing references most educators and school teams need first.
Searchable, classroom-centered guidance with privacy-safe student, multilingual, and assessment-access vignettes, focused live Canvas examples, planning, accessibility, troubleshooting, specialist workflows, and the full tool reference.
The full single-file reference for the product, workflows, capabilities, and operating notes.
Read the Complete User Manual on GitHub →Download-friendly guidance for planning, teaching, and keeping a reference nearby when connectivity is limited.
Open the offline and print edition →A compact orientation to the main workspace, common actions, live-session basics, and recovery steps.
Open Quick Reference →Use these references when you are operating a specialized workflow or reviewing AlloFlow for a school or district.
Operating guidance for the private on-device workspace, observation cycle, educator view, reports, backups, accessibility, and troubleshooting.
Open the evaluation manual →Set up the school-owned points ledger, award and undo recognition, run the trimester store, connect it to the classroom, and read the student and family view.
Open the School Rewards manual →Run a pretest-mediation-posttest cycle, interpret the Modifiability Index, and apply the access-contrast framework responsibly.
Open the Dynamic Assessment guide →Understand the Leadership Hub, coaching, implementation signals, family communication, and school-wide rollout decisions.
Open the school leaders chapter →Review architecture, accounts, data flow, AI backend choices, deployment responsibilities, and a verify-it-yourself checklist.
Open the IT department chapter →Check learner experience, response options, representation choices, and specialist workflows through an accessibility-first lens.
Open the accessibility guide →Learn how the source-bound remediation workflow preserves evidence, structure, human review, and portable deployment options.
Open the remediation guide →Looking for a specific feature? The Teacher Guide tool reference explains what each tool is for, while the tool finder helps you launch one.
Hand-written teacher manuals for individual STEM Lab tools: a first lesson, a tour of the real controls, classroom walkthroughs, what each tool deliberately does not do, and accessibility notes. Every activity in these works with AI turned off.
Design a coaster, predict its forces, run the inspection, and read real telemetry. Explore and Engineer levels, plus Ride & Solve checkpoint questions in physics or arithmetic.
Teach the cycle as a system with energy flowing through it: six processes, one droplet’s journey, and a storm experiment that changes one variable at a time.
Seventeen modules across four paths, real Grant finch data, a Class Snapshot that reads pasted student journals on-device, and a five-day unit plan built in.
Six guided journeys, three scientific lenses on every world, and a scale walk that fixes the misconception no diagram can.
Cooking life skills for classrooms without a kitchen: USDA safe temperatures, the danger zone, knife cuts, heat methods, and the chemistry of browning.
Other STEM tools carry their instructions on screen; each tool's About page says whether a manual exists yet.
These focused paths gather the most relevant material for people who may not need the entire teacher manual.
See what families can create at home, which school-only surfaces stay closed, how work is saved, and the cleanest teacher-to-family handoff.
Open the Family Mode guide →Start with language and translation settings, dignity-centered support choices, accessible materials, and checks for the actual learner experience.
Open multilingual learner guidance →Set formative-use boundaries, explain data flow and optional AI, prepare family communication, and align crisis response with school procedures.
Read the SEL educator guide on GitHub →A catalog designed to grow
As AlloFlow adds dedicated manuals—for example, a full parent and caregiver manual or a multilingual learner implementation guide—they will appear here with an audience label, format, maintenance status, and direct link.
For families now: use the Family Mode Guide and Teacher Guide privacy chapters.
For multilingual support now: use the curated accessibility and language path above.
Suggest the next guide: share a role or workflow through AlloFlow feedback.