Seesaw

Students and teachers can post materials, learning activities, and announcements in the class journal. Seesaw's creative tools allow students to annotate images, text, and even web pages to demonstrate the learning happening in their class.

How does Seesaw work?

Students use Seesaw’s creative tools to demonstrate learning in a portfolio or learning journal.
Teachers see what students know, and specifically encourage individual reflection and peer feedback.

Families only have access to their child's journal and can provide immediate feedback, comments, and encouragement. [Source: Edtech Advisor]

Guide to Getting Started

How to Login

Sign into Seesaw [https://app.seesaw.me]
Click/tap I'm a Student
Click/tap Sign In with Google

Rename Class

Click/tap on the wrench for Class Settings
Rename your class in Class Settings

*Note: Keep 2021-22 in class name

Download Journal Archives

Click/tap on Account Settings
Click/Tap on Journal Archives
Select class to download

Archive Class

Click/tap on the wrench for Class Settings
Scroll down and select Archive Class

Considerations For Using Seesaw

Teacher Practices

Collaborate with co-teachers and specialists per class to curate lessons in a personalized Activity Library for your school.

Paid Subscription Features

Save time with the following:
1. Drafts “Send Back to Student”
2. Create multipage posts
3. Schedule Activities
4. Add key skills for students
Sync student work from year-to-year and class-to-class in a single, streamlined portfolio.

Student Look Fors

Students use the creative tools (ie. draw+record, collage, video, etc.) to enhance their learning.
Students are using peer-to-peer speaking skills.
Students are using critical thinking skills and communication to capture or record their understanding.

School-to-Home Connection

Families can see their child's work and message their child's teacher privately through the Inbox.
Teachers and families can translate Seesaw content into over 55 languages.
- Translation works for notes, captions, comments, announcements and messages.
Enhances parent and child communication to make learning more visible.