FLVS Steps

A welcome email is provided to you by your course teacher. Ensure you are enrolled in the correct course, can log-in, and you know how to contact your teacher with any questions. Your teacher may ask you to contact him/her directly for an introductory overview.  This is a great way to get to know your teacher and ask questions you may have about the course so you can feel at ease as you begin.

Orientation materials are provided by your teacher and contact your teacher right away with any questions you have about getting started.  Many FLVS courses will utilize Blackboard Collaborate and the system requirements for this are located here.  If your primary device (that you intend to use in this course) is not compatible with Blackboard Collaborate (such a Chromebook), please email ‘bvsdonline@bvsd.org’ right away and we will discuss further options for you to have a successful course experience!

For Quick Start Tutorial Videos of the FLVS system, visit: https://www.flvs.net/student-resources/global-school/quick-start-videos

Your course is open to you 24/7 until your end date and you may work at your own pace which allows you to work ahead of schedule or make up more work in a session if you have missed a day.  However, you should log-in on a regular basis to complete on time and submit the minimum assignments as designated by your teacher.  Remember that waiting to complete work until the last minute does not allow your teacher enough time to provide feedback about your work, if needed.  If you need help creating a schedule, ask your teacher for help!

• Log into your account at MyFLVS (https://login.flvs.net).
• Find your login credentials in the email from “noreply@flvs.net”
• Students who already have an account in FLVS will use the same username and password previously used. 

If you cannot remember your credentials to log-in to FLVS, use the “Forgot Username?” or “Forgot Password?” options on the log-in screen to recover your information. 

Your course will also include a Discussion Based Assessment (DBA) at the end of each unit.  This is a discussion you will schedule with your teacher to discuss your coursework (your teacher will explain this further in your orientation). 

• It is your responsibility to make consistent progress throughout each week of the term to complete all coursework by your end date. 
• You MUST complete each DBA and the final exam to pass your course and only one DBA can be done per day. 

Please plan ahead to be sure you can complete all coursework by the end date!