• Session 1
• Session 2
• Session 3
• Session 4
• Session 5

• Edivate Learn
• Edivate PD360

• Introduction
• Using the Remote
• Interactive Tool Bars
• Using TWO Modes (whiteboard/interactive mode)
• PC free annotations
• Make sure you CHECK "Disable Interrupt Connections" 
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• Finger/Touch Interactivity
• iPADS/iPHONE Control iProjection (Video) - Wireless control of Projector App (COOL!)  Download the iProjection App from the App Store - FREE! This allows ANY iPad to share their screen wirelessly on the Projector Screen. If all iPads in your classroom have this App, the Teacher can request a Student to share (one at a time) their screen OR the Teacher may wish to control the screen with their iPad/iPhone as they walk around the room. 
• PC Control - Easy MP Network Projection (Moderator & Single PC - You may wish to install both programs) 

 

You will see two software programs 

 The first one allows you to be a Moderator. The Moderator may choose which 4 computers are able to share their screens on the projector. The second software piece allows just a single PC to project. These "single" machines are seen by the Moderator. They are the machines that the Moderator can select for sharing their desktops. The Moderator is in control and allows up to 4 PCs to share at the same time. You may want students to practice being Moderators OR you may only want to download the Moderator software on your Teacher machine and you maintain control. It's up to you and your learning environment. 

• In the Math Classroom (subtitles)

What is Teacher Provided Digital Content and in what ways can a Teacher present Digital Content?
What Technology Tools (doc cam, iPad, Interactive Board, Flip Cam, etc.) assist the Teacher in providing Digital Content?
What Technology Services (Dropbox Public Folder, Edmodo, TigerTube, iTunes U, Epsilen, SWL, Study Island, etc.) assist the Teacher in providing Digital Content?
Rubric for Making Concept Lessons to share with Students 24/7. Although the Rubrics below are for "full" courses, they can give you a great start on providing lesson or unit content as you continue to gain skills as an online instructor.

• SINGLE iPAD CHECK OUT
• Video Streaming with IPAD
• Video Clips App QuickStarts  Teacher guides for integrating video projects into the curriculum:
  1. For middle and high school https://books.apple.com/us/book/everyone-can-create-teacher-guide/id1357353934
  2. For elementary https://books.apple.com/us/book/everyone-can-create-teacher-guide-for-early-learners/id1465331247
• Student Guide: https://books.apple.com/us/book/everyone-can-create-video/id1434350922

  
  

• KAJEET QUICKSTART
• PARENT CONTRACT

• Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Omega Lab Rules
• Studio Lab Rules

• HOW IT WORKS
• ROCKETBOOK BEACONS

• Example Log Report

• TIPS AND TRICKS WITH ZOOM
• ZOOM SUPPORT PAGES
• SECURING ZOOM MEETINGS

• There are a couple of things you can tell teachers to do. 

  
  

  1. Don't advertise the Zoom address using social media. 
  2. Tell them to turn off sharing rights for their participant's screen and document sharing. 
  3. Make sure they know how to turn off one of their participant's videos. 
  4. Disable annotations
  5. Turn off private messaging
  6. Use the waiting room feature. 

  
  

  Here is a post from Zoom on this topic.

• QUICKSTART for Teachers with Zoom