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Seesaw Highlights
Seesaw Highlights
Pros
Pros
- Easy enough to use with Pre-K students
- Works on both iPads and Chromebooks
- iPad app has more features
- Can invite parents to view and comment
- Can invite other classes to view and comment
Pros cont'd
Pros cont'd
- Middle and high school students also like it on iPads because of added features
- especially world language classes and the arts
- Enables speaking alone or while video is running for live running feedback and tutorials
- Has folder systems for organization
Cons
Cons
- No teacher dashboard
- All submissions run in a vertical feed
- Can get overwhelming if students are submitting many pieces of work to you
How-To Videos
How-To Videos
covered in this Video:
covered in this Video:
- How to set up your blog
- How to add items to your blog
- How students add items to the classroom blog
- How parents can access the blog
- How to make the blog public or private
covered in this Video:
covered in this Video:
- How to create and use folders
- How to colorize folders
- How to allow students and teachers to add items to folders
covered in this Video:
covered in this Video:
- How kids feel about Seesaw
- How teachers feel about Seesaw
- How Seesaw is being used
- How easy Seesaw is easy enough for a kindergartener to use but also functional for high schoolers.
covered in this Video:
covered in this Video:
- How Seesaw works on Chromebooks
- How Seesaw includes parents and other students
- How students easily can reflect on their work
Seesaw Help links
Seesaw Help links
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