Pearson Education, Inc.

Nathan Harris

Yvette Roberts

Claudio Parisi

Stefan Hill

Jacqueline Martin

Joanne Hunter

Nina Reeves

Pedro Suspiro

Eleonora Pessina

The present disclosure provides systems, device configurations, and processes for displaying presentation control interfaces as overlays of content being displayed by an interactive whiteboard computing system in an interactive presentation environment, including one or more panels displaying selectable icons for performing various control tasks, including: viewing a present position and changing position within a sequence for the presentation; inputting, finding, and loading data to be stored for the presentation; interacting with the computing system or connected devices; and the like. Additional configurations include automatically showing, hiding, and/or repositioning control interface panels so that they are accessible by the presenter without substantially interfering with the presentation.

Interactive presentation controls

A system and method is configured to determine an initial assessment score for an initial curriculum activity for a learner. A query identifying, within a data logic or at least one database record, a lower threshold value is executed. Responsive to determining that the initial assessment score is less than the lower threshold value, a query is executed identifying a remediation curriculum activity associated with the initial curriculum activity and a first graphical user interface is encoded including an identification of the learner and a first user interface element configured to cause the server hardware computing device to modify a lesson plan of the learner to include the remediation curriculum activity. The first graphical user interface is transmitted to a client hardware computing device for display.

Assessment-based assignment of remediation and enhancement activities

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for: storing a correlation table including images and associated strings, and a secure password table; generating a GUI, displayed on a client computer and including GUI components for visual authentication; receiving a selection of a component; updating the GUI with a menu of images associated with the selected component; receiving a selection of one of the images; identifying an associated string as an authentication string; and storing the authentication string as a secure password in the password table.

Secure authentication for young learners

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen with graphical user interface

Display screen with a graphical user interface

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Nathan Harris