CONTENT DELIVERY

Screencastify is an essential tool for blended and remote learning. Teachers can make learning more personal in their classrooms by recording full and/or bite-sized lessons. Screencastify is also a busy teacher's best friend by pre-recording your lessons to students or parent communication.

• Screencastify Overview

• Screencastify at Evanston Township High School

• Beginner's Guide to Screencastify for Educators

• Welcome!

• 1.1 Installing Screencastify

• 1.2 Record Your First Video

• 1.3 Annotate a Video

• 1.4 Save a Video

• 1.5 Edit a Video

• 1.6 Share a Video

• 1.7 Export a Video

• 2.1 Restart a Recording

• 2.2 Keyboard Shortcuts

• 2.3 Share All Videos

• 2.4 Advanced Settings

• 2.5 Screencasting Best Practices

• 3.1 Instructional Videos

• 3.2 Student Feedback

• 3.3 Parent Communication

• 3.4 Professional Development

• 4.1 Slide Presentations

• 4.2 Stop-Motion Animation - Stop-Motion Animation allows teachers to create visually amazing lessons with narration.

• 4.3 Explaining Math Problems

• 4.4 Webcam Reflections

• 4.5 Virtual Walking Tours

• 5.1 Flipgrid + Screencastify

• 5.2 A Web Whiteboard (AWW) + Screencastify

• 5.3 Edpuzzle + Screencastify

• 5.4 Seesaw + Screencastify

• Wrapping Up

• Welcome to the Screencastify Genius! Course

• 1.0 Digital Lesson Planning

  • 1.1 An Introduction to Digital Lesson Planning

  • 1.2 Gathering Resources in Google Keep

  • 1.3 Finding a New Life for Paper Resources

  • 1.4 Creating a Lesson Plan

  • 1.5 Concluding the Lesson Planning Stage

• 2.0 Implementing a Lesson

  • 2.1 An Introduction to Implementing a Lesson

  • 2.2 Record Directions

  • 2.3 Record Words of Encouragement

  • 2.4 Demonstrate a Resource

  • 2.5 Concluding the Implementation Stage

• 3.0 Creating Learning Experiences

  • 3.1 An Introduction to Creating Learning Experiences

  • 3.2 Create a Lesson Roadmap with Google Sheets

  • 3.3 Monitor Student Productivity

  • 3.4 Increase Collaboration with Google Slides

  • 3.5 Student Explanations with Google Slides

  • 3.6 Using My Maps to Make Learning Real

  • 3.7 Using My Maps to Foster Powerful Teacher/Student Relationships

  • 3.8 Wrapping Up Learning Experiences

• 4.0 Providing Digital Feedback

  • 4.1 An Introduction to Providing Digital Feedback

  • 4.2 Using Google Classroom to Provide Feedback as Students Work

  • 4.3 Effective Feedback in Google Slides

  • 4.4 Concluding the Feedback Stage

• 5.0 Assessing Students Digitally

  • 5.1 An Introduction to Assessing Students Digitally

  • 5.2 Using Screencastify and Google Forms for Informal Check-Ins

  • 5.3 Creating Quick Assessments with Google Forms

  • 5.4 Get Creative with Video Assessments!

  • 5.5 Reteaching within Google Forms

  • 5.6 Concluding the Assessment Phase

• 6.0 Reflection

  • 6.1 An Introduction to Reflection

  • 6.2 Reflecting as a Teacher

  • 6.3 Pushing Students to Reflect

  • 6.4 Concluding the Reflection Phase

• Concluding the Genius! Course

• Welcome!

• How Can I be a Screencasting Digital Citizen?

• Installing and Setting Up Screencastify

• Record A Screencastify Video

• Annotate a Screencastify Recording

• Share a Recording

• Wrapping Up