This is a great video for anyone just starting out with Hyperdocs.  Sam Kary explains how to build a Hyperdoc from scratch, beginning with the 5E Lesson Plan Design.  He recommends not starting out with Google Slides because it is hard to see the sequencing of the document.  He suggests using either Slides Mania or Slides Carnival to create your template.  Then he shows how to import those templates into Google Slides and how to  link different resources to the slides.  He shows how to link things such as Jamboard, YouTube videos, Google Classroom assignments, and just overall how to make your slides look more engaging and interactive for the students.

This was a great video by a Technology Specialist in Atlanta.  The purpose of the video was to explore resources that teachers can use to create interactive lessons.  She goes through little tutorials for programs like Jamboard, AnswerGarden, Pear Deck, and Wizer.Me.   (I actually used this tutorial to help me create my first Jamboard that I used in my Hyperdoc assignment.)  I was semi-famiiar with Jamboard and Pear Deck, but the other programs were new to me. AnswerGarden is an app that allows you to get effective feedback from students.  The teacher provides a question and, as students respond, it creates a word cloud of the answers. Wizer.Me provides digital worksheets or allows you to create your own.  Both of these seem like good programs, but like with so many others, you get to use certain features for free to get you hooked, and then you have to get a paid subscription once you get going with it. All of the programs she explained are compatible with Google Classroom, which is the platform I use in my classroom.

I love using Canva so when I saw this resource I knew it would be a good one!  They have so many ready-to-use templates and ideas for every grade level.  I liked this resource because it had some "not so typical" ways to make lessons interactive such as Brainstorming Sessions, Entry and Exit Tickets, Jigsaw Activities, and Peer and Self-Review Activities.  These were all new to me because, although I've heard of them, they each had a different spin to them.  The best part of them is that you can easily access the templates so it is something that is already created and you can tweak it to your standard or grade level (and Canva makes everything so pleasing to look at!) Although not every single activity mentioned on this page includes technology, they are all interactive.