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Want to step up your game on Zoom? Why not try creating Breakout Rooms? Breakout Rooms are a helpful way to break students out in […]
I am a big fan of virtual manipulatives and hands-on learning opportunities for students in the classroom. When students have the opportunity to interact with […]
Jamboard recently developed a new option for adding custom backgrounds to your frames. A colleague and I decided to put this to the test by […]
Did you know that you could use Jamboard to create sketch notes? If you are not familiar with the term sketch notes, it refers to […]
The Frayer model is one of my favorite tools for building student vocabulary. Whether you are face-to-face or in an online environment, building student vocabulary […]
Visualization tools like mindmaps are extremely helpful for students to visualize concepts, see connections, and express their understanding in tangible ways. Gitmind is a free […]
Flipgrid just launched a new feature to record with the Mic Only feature! This is a great tool for students who may be camera shy, […]
With many schools turning to virtual learning, it can be difficult to keep up! Although Zoom is an amazing platform that many teachers are using […]
I am always looking for fun and engaging ways to help students learn! I recently came across Baamboozle, which is a free tool for students […]
Booksnaps take a literacy twist to the idea of Snapchat! The idea is for students to use a digital tool to identify a portion of […]
Fliphunts are digital scavenger hunts powered by Flipgrid and another tool like Google Docs. Fliphunts are an amazing way to help students demonstrate their understanding […]
If you are a Google Classroom or other LMS user, then you know that increasing student engagement and participation in asynchronous discussions can be difficult […]
