Building Dynamic Lessons

Why limit interactive notebooks to just pen, paper, and glued in worksheets? By using Google Slides to create digital interactive notebooks, your students will have the freedom and access to materials to make learning come alive. Plus, no more forgetting their notebooks!

Go with the flow with Class Flow! Discover how you can build and access interactive lessons from any web browser, share lessons with other peers and collaborate using the latest mobile and student response technology. Not only will ClassFlow help you save time at the planning and setup stages of lesson development, but it can also facilitate differentiated instruction.

Demonstrate some creative ways to use Padlet to show student mastery. The new grid format arranges your content in rows of boxes. It is ideal for digital storytelling, storyboarding, process steps, scientific method, UPS checks, scavenger hunts or anything else where you want to put content visually where the order is important.

Come discover tips and tricks on how to use Flipgrid, Google Classroom, and Seesaw in your classroom. We will discuss pros and cons as well as give specific examples and lessons for each of the sites listed above!

Looking for a way to transform your classroom and leave behind the same ol’ boring worksheets? Learn how to make your lessons more interactive and independent with Hyperdocs.

Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data using only one mobile device. No student devices are needed. Plickers can be used with students in a team competition format, in a writing station, and much more, all with one device! Your students will have fun showing what they know. Plickers is fun and free!