Welcome To Minga
Minga Onboarding Guide
A clear path from setup to launch for school administrators.
Step 1
Set the Foundation
Get Minga connected and aligned to your school before you configure anything else.
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Provide us with your IT team's contact info by filling out this form, so we can send them instructions on connecting your SIS with Minga.
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Make sure your IT team connects your SIS with Minga. This is how student, staff, and parent information gets automatically added to Minga.
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Configure your Bell Schedule. Set up your terms and period schedules so that students and staff see accurate, real-time info. (Plus & Premium subscriptions only)
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Watch this short video on implementation best practices to learn how to get buy-in from staff and students.
Step 2
Gather Your Team
You can do it, but don’t do it alone! Gather your team, and we’ll gather ours to support you.
Implementation Team
Leadership, Specialists, District IT, Admin Staff
This team is responsible for the strategic and logistical management of Minga’s rollout.
Minga Mavericks
Star Teachers, Student Leaders, Support Staff
Testers and contributors, driving peer-to-peer grassroots engagement and early adoption.
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Add your team to Minga. Invite your Implementation Team and Minga Mavericks first.
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Share this video with your Implementation Team and Minga Mavericks. Let them know why you're rolling out Minga and ensure everyone is aligned on the vision.
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TIP:
Use the in-app assistant during training so staff can find answers on their own.
Step 3
Spread the Word
Share the news with your school community, and join the Minga community too!
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Add info about Minga to your school's website using this template. This will help improve change management by giving families and communities easy access to important information and answers.
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Communicate with parents in advance. Share the page you created in the step above or use the Minga for Families page in the meantime, as it answers common questions.
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Join the Minga Masters Facebook group to connect with other school leaders, ask questions, and share ideas.
Step 4