i-Ready is an awesome program and is a great blended learning tool that all teachers should,  try to,  add to their toolbox if possible.  Below,  I have created a series of videos that will make it very easy to get started with i-Ready. Additionally, you may want to take a look at my comprehensive review of  i-Ready here.

Getting Started	Settings	Generating Reports	Assignments	Lesson Plan	Roster Tab
Home Tab	Assignments Tab Overview	Class Management	Resources and Activity Feed	Instructional Groups	Extra Lessons

Getting Started With i-Ready

This video will walk you through the i-Ready interface and features.

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i-Ready Home Tab

This tab will display quicklinks to reports that may be generated. This video will allow you to see what is available to you on the landing page after logging into the software.

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i-Ready Roster Tab

You will be able to manage your classroom from here (add instructional groups, add classes, etc).

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iReady Settings

You can use this feature to determine what your students see after logging into i-Ready.

I-Ready Assignments Tab Overview

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Generating Reports

Generate awesome reports using i-Ready. You can use these reports for parent teacher conferences, Student Support Team meetings, for your records, progress monitoring, etc.

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Class Management

Customize i-Ready to meet the needs of your students.

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Assignments

You can use this feature to create tests for students (diagnostic or progress monitoring). Additionally, here you will be able to adjust the lesson plans within i-Ready.

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Resources

Download lesson plans and access your activity feed,  and so on.

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Student Lesson Plan

Adjust the lessons that your students take. Therefore, you will be able to interfere with the default placement that a student receives from i-Ready.

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Create Instructional Groups

This is a nifty little module that allows you to segregate your students into instructional groups. Therefore, you will be able to assign activities much faster to a particular group of students.

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Lesson Plan

You can use this feature to make adjustment to the lesson sequence.

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Extra Lessons

You can use this feature to assign extra lessons to your students. For example, you may assign lessons to correlate with a lesson currently being taught  to reinforce a particular concept, or you may want to assign a task you think the student needs.