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April 11, 2023
- Sign in and stow your phones out of sight. Log into a Chromebook and complete the WYAW activities.
- Digital Stories: Confetti Compliments and Sharing in a Brave Space
- Google and Chrome go hand in hand and allow for some powerful tools you can use for your classroom including (Google) Classroom.
- Let's explore how to add content to your Google Classroom (as a teacher) using the example assignments posted in your Google Classroom as a student.
- First, look at the materials from three websites shared to Classroom
- Teachers can add content from a website or web 2.0 tool (e.g. Quizlet) directly to Google Classroom using the "Share" option for that website. Choose the Icon or Share option
>> Select Google Classroom and then choose the class(es) to which to add the resource.
NOTE: You must be logged into your Classroom account for this to work.
- Readworks.org is a powerful tool for building reading comprehension. It offers differentiated passages, support for EL learners, assessments and vocabularly support. We'll also do this in Google Classroom from a link with a code, but you can also import from your free Readworks account into your Google Classroom.
- We'll do the NearPod activity together as a class. NOTE: Students can also use teacher created NearPods on an individual, self-paced basis. NearPod has tiers of options based on payment plans but the free or Silver option is still pretty powerful.
- NearPod Workshop:
- Sign up for Nearpod as a teacher using your class account and the old fashioned way to sign up (avoid log in as Google since it's a little quirky)
- Go to the Nearpod library.
- Search for a pre-made lesson that fits your subject area and grade level; preview it.
- To keep it to make changes, choose "Add to my lessons"
- To view and edit your copy, choose "Show in my lessons" and then "Edit" (it will prompt you to make a copy)
- MODIFY to make it your own! Add content and activities as well as modify existing slides, content, and activities.
- Click save as you go. TIP: Create a lesson that you can use in your placement for one of the final lessons you have to teach.
- Once the lesson is competed, post it in your Google Clasroom using the Self-Paced option and share as "Material" in your Google Classroom
- I'll add as a student to your class and check out your lesson! (And give you points)
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