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Insert Learning
Insert Learning
Insert Learning is a Chrome extension (so can only be used with Chrome).
Allows teachers to insert Formative Assessment questions.
Annotate text to highlight, add notes, and videos.
Add discussions to get your students "Talking".
Step 1: Install the Extension
Step 2: Sign in with Google
Step 3: Create a Your Class
Step 4. Create Your Lesson
Step 5: Assign the Lesson to your Class
Step 6: View Work, Provide Feedback, Grade
Step 1. Install the Insert Learning Extension
Step 1. Install the Insert Learning Extension
Insert Learning is a Chrome Extension.
Insert Learning is a Chrome Extension.
You will need to install that extension.
You can only use Insert Learning with your Chrome Browser.
Students need to install the extension.
Step 2: Sign in with Google
Step 2: Sign in with Google
Insert Learning - Login.webmCreate a Free Account and Sign in
Create a Free Account and Sign in
Go to Insert Learning
Click on Log-in
Most use the sign in with Google option.
Choose your role (Teacher or Student)
Step 3: Add Students to Your Class
Step 3: Add Students to Your Class
Students Use a Code To Join Your Class
Students Use a Code To Join Your Class
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Step 4. Create Your Lesson
Step 4. Create Your Lesson
Use Insert Learning to create interactive and engaging Formative Assessment Lessons.
Use Insert Learning to create interactive and engaging Formative Assessment Lessons.
A: Provide Directions
B: Add Content
Annotate Your Text with Notes and Highlights for Reading Support
Annotate Your Text With Add Videos
Add Discussions
Step 4B: Add Formative Assessment Questions
Step 4B: Add Formative Assessment Questions
Insert Free Response or Multiple Choice Questions
Insert Free Response or Multiple Choice Questions
Check your students' understanding by adding a free response question for longer answers or reflection, or you can add multiple choice questions.
Step 4B: Annotate Text With Notes and Highlights
Step 4B: Annotate Text With Notes and Highlights
Highlight
Highlight
Students and teachers can use the highlight tool to annotate text. You can add color to give students a visual guide to important information, such as dates, vocabulary words, events, and essential sentences and paragraphs. You can also change the color of the highlights and color code the information.
Sticky Notes
Sticky Notes
You can add colorful sticky notes to add lesson directions, ask thought-provoking questions, help make connections to previous knowledge, and add videos.
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Step 4B: Add a Discussion to Give Your Students a Voice
Step 4B: Add a Discussion to Give Your Students a Voice
Get your Students "Talking."
Get your Students "Talking."
They can share their thinking. You can assess their understanding. This is a great way to get kids talking that wouldn’t usually speak up in class to share out loud.
Step 5: Assign the Lesson to your Class
Step 5: Assign the Lesson to your Class
Assign your interactive lessons to your students.
Assign your interactive lessons to your students.
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Step 6: View Work, Provide Feedback, Grade
Step 6: View Work, Provide Feedback, Grade
It's easy to view your students work.
It's easy to view your students work.
Check responses by each student or by the questions.
View Student Annotations
Check out the Student Discussions.
Add Feedback for your students
Grade your students work.
Students: Engage With Your Interactive Assignments
Students: Engage With Your Interactive Assignments
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