Seesaw
In One Sentence
A place to curate student work, develop digital portfolios, communicate with families, publish blogs, flip lessons, and inspire student’s voices!
What's the Point?
Students have the ability and tools to explain their thought process and reflect on their learning while allowing for integration with other teaching-related materials (extended/virtual classroom). Seesaw can also support and encourage connections within the classroom and beyond.
How is it Used by Teachers?
How is it Used by Students?
Teachers can assign a variety of activities to differentiate learning.
Teachers are able to engage students in their learning process, explain learning, collaborate
Show evidence of student progress and learning (progress monitor and a collection of work for the teachers to reflect and assess)
Parent communication
Students are able to show what they know through notes, photos/videos, drawings, files, and have a recording feature to tell the teacher how/why/etc.
Students are able to demonstrate what they can do - competencies.
Students can share/network within their school or globally (blogs & GRA).
Students can develop and apply their digital citizenship skills within an authentic environment.
Checklists
Checklist for Rollout and Training
