Remote Learning Resources

This Edutopia article offers practical strategies for engaging students with IEPs and others that may struggle with distance learning.

Source of educational tools (including information/training on Google platforms) and websites to support educators effectively implement remote/hybrid instruction.

PBS Education offers easy to implement tips, tools and strategies from other teachers in the field to provide learning beyond the classroom walls.

Google for Education assists educators in managing teaching and inspiring learning while enhancing communication with students and families.

This easy to use free Chrome extension app records and shares videos for designing personalized, engaging remote learning lessons.

Ziteboard is an online whiteboard tool that can be used in real time and allows easy insertion of PDF’s and other instructional supports and images.

Remote learning with Seesaw provides a learning platform and resources for administrators, teachers and families to view lessons, assign tasks and enhance learning.

Flipgrid engages students in discourse by creating “grids” to facilitate class discussions. Encourage students' creativity with icebreakers, book talks, demonstrations of learning, goal setting and reflections.

Epic! digital library app enables teachers to assign personalized high-quality books on students’ independent reading level while tracking their progress. Also provides extra support features Read to Me and Dictionary Look-Up. Students develop confidence as their reading stamina, interests and fluency grows.

This document provides guidance and resources for the planning and implementation of content for students with disabilities during remote learning.

This simple free storybook creation app allows K-5 students to add pictures and recordings with their own voices.

ReadWorks is an instructional platform-teachers can create digital classrooms (and access progress) print materials and project materials on a smartboard for synchronized learning. Reading materials can be individualized for students based on their reading levels.

Learning Ally supports students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities struggling with reading to enhance their reading comprehension, fluency and vocabulary development. Teachers can assign grade level texts while monitoring students’ progress.

Kahoot offers a game-based learning platform that makes learning math and reading fun and engaging. Create your own or choose from ready made games to playfully assess and reinforce learning.

The GoNoodle website focuses on the whole child approach using videos to support childrens' physical wellness, academic success, and social-emotional development.