Pear Deck

Private

Badge Description: Pear Deck is an online slideshow application that allows you to create interactive slideshow presentations for your students. It is a fun way to get your students engaged in your presentation or activity.

Badge Requirements: There are 2 ways to earn a Pear Deck Private Badge

1) attend a face to face tutorial, or

2) watch the provided video tutorial and answer questions using EdPuzzle

Badge Resources: What is Pear Deck EdPuzzle and Pear Deck Referral Code

Sergeant

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for using Pear Deck during a lesson.

Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you need to create a presentation using Pear Deck that allows your students to interact with the content presented during the lesson. Submit evidence of your Pear Deck presentation along with a summary of how using Pear Deck impacted your learning environment.

Badge Resources: Pear Deck Introductory Video

Lieutenant

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for using Pear Deck on a frequent basis as a way to conduct formative checks throughout your lesson.

Badge Requirements: In order to receive this badge, you need to create 10 presentations using Pear Deck that allow your students interact with the content presented during the lessons. Submit evidence of your 10 Pear Deck presentations.

Badge Resources: 20 Ways to Use Pear Deck to Engage Students

Captain

Badge Description: This badge is awarded for leading a professional development, either one on one or in a small group, in which you explain the benefits of using Pear Deck, give a brief overview of how to use Pear Deck, and/or assist with trouble shooting any issues teachers may have while using this tool.

Badge Requirements: To earn this badge you must give an explanation of how you showed your colleague(s) to utilize Pear Deck to enhance the learning environment for students; you must also be willing to provide continued support to faculty at your campus throughout the school year.

Badge Resources: Pear Deck Knowledge Center and 10 Tips for Delivering Awesome Professional Development

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