How to switch between child and teacher accounts in the Schoology mobile app
October 13, 2025 | BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
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A presenter demonstrated how to switch between linked child and teacher accounts and how to add a child in the Schoology mobile app during a short walkthrough.
The presenter said the demonstration used the Android version but noted it “looks very similar on an iPhone.” The presenter then showed the app menu navigation and pointed to the controls used to add a child and to switch to a teacher account.
The demonstration began with the presenter directing users to the app’s main menu: “I'm gonna go to the 3 lines in the top left corner. I'm gonna go to my children.” The presenter next navigated to a More menu and selected a child account, saying: “This is a bit of a change. We're gonna click on more, and then I'm gonna select, 1 of my kids. And on this screen is where I would add a child.”
The presenter completed the walkthrough by switching to a linked teacher account and showing where courses appear: “So I'm gonna go to my teacher account now, and this is where I would see my courses.” The presenter added that because their accounts were linked, they could navigate between accounts: “since I've have linked to my accounts as a teacher, I can navigate to other accounts that I have linked.”
The demonstration described app navigation only; no policy, vote, or formal decision was part of the record. The presenter’s instructions covered where to add a child, how to select the teacher account, and how linked accounts appear in the app.
The presenter said the demonstration used the Android version but noted it “looks very similar on an iPhone.” The presenter then showed the app menu navigation and pointed to the controls used to add a child and to switch to a teacher account.
The demonstration began with the presenter directing users to the app’s main menu: “I'm gonna go to the 3 lines in the top left corner. I'm gonna go to my children.” The presenter next navigated to a More menu and selected a child account, saying: “This is a bit of a change. We're gonna click on more, and then I'm gonna select, 1 of my kids. And on this screen is where I would add a child.”
The presenter completed the walkthrough by switching to a linked teacher account and showing where courses appear: “So I'm gonna go to my teacher account now, and this is where I would see my courses.” The presenter added that because their accounts were linked, they could navigate between accounts: “since I've have linked to my accounts as a teacher, I can navigate to other accounts that I have linked.”
The demonstration described app navigation only; no policy, vote, or formal decision was part of the record. The presenter’s instructions covered where to add a child, how to select the teacher account, and how linked accounts appear in the app.
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