Anthology (formerly Chalk & Wire)

Welcome to the Anthology! Anthology Accounts are free to all education majors.

Please read below and view the following video before submitting a help ticket.

Purpose: Throughout your program you will be assessed at various points using Anthology. The data collected through Anthology provides the necessary data for the College of Education to complete:

1) its national accreditation report,

2) its report to the NJ Department of Education and

3) our own monitoring for programmatic improvement.

All students will receive a welcome email from Anthology after the add/drop period each semester. This introductory email includes your user id (first initial, last name) and a temporary password, along with instructions on how activate your account and submit assessments. Emails will only be sent to WP email addresses.

However, if you are registering outside of the traditional semester you may need to submit a help ticket at www.wpunj.edu/help in order to receive a new account or to renew an expired account.

New Users:

• If you do not receive an Anthology account one week after the add/drop period, please submit a help ticket request for a new account at www.wpunj.edu/help. 

Returning Users:

• All student accounts expire after 1 year. See the instructions below to check if your account has expired. If so, your account will be renewed one week after the add/drop period.

Anthology Expiration Date

To check you Anthology account expiration date, click the arrow next to your name located at the top right corner of the Anthology Dashboard. The expiration date will appear as the last item on the list.

Submitting Anthology Help Tickets

When completing a help ticket be sure to select Anthology as the Request Type:

Getting started in Anthology

If you are new to Anthology, please view the following video before submitting a help ticket.

This video will help you:

• set up your account
• select a portfolio
• upload an assessment
• edit, delete, or withdraw an assessment
• launch a Professional Dispositions Assessment rubric (PDA)(6:37 mark)
• launch an Advanced Professional Dispositions Assessment rubric (A-PDA)(7:31 mark)
• launch an exam rubric (same process as the PDA and A-PDA)

To access the Anthology website, please click the Anthology logo below:

For more information, please read the QuickStart Guides or view the Quick Start Videos below: 

Quick Start Guide for Assessors

Quick Start Video for Assessors (site login)

Quick Start Video for Assessors (LMS Black Board login)

Quick Start Guide for External Users

Quick Start Guide for Students

Quick Start Video for Students (site login)

Quick Start Video for Students (LMS Black Board login)