You can now screencast with Flipgrid! Check it out.
Zoom is a feature-rich video conferencing tool that enables the teacher to have greater management and visibility of student participants. The zoom app will download automatically when you start a meeting from zoom.us or click on a meeting hosted by someone else. If you want to download it manually, click on the link below.
Zoom Scheduler is a Chrome extension that lets you create video conference meeting links through your Google Calendar - just like Meet!
This 19:15 minute video walks you through setting up a Zoom account and then walks you through how to host a meeting.
This video walks you through how to use Loom video recorder in order to record lessons students could watch and then rewatch at their own pace.
Flipgrid is a free video discussion platform that is an effective tool for online learning. This 15-minute video shows teachers how to set up a Flipgrid account, organize class grids, create assignments, post assignments to Google Classroom, record responses, and customize videos and selfies. It provides you with all you need to know about integrating Flipgrid into your classroom -- whether you are teaching virtually or IRL!
Explain Everything is an easy-to-use design, screencasting, and interactive whiteboard tool that lets you annotate, animate, narrate, import, and export almost anything to and from almost anywhere.
This brief video tutorial provides guidance on how to use Google Classroom to host an online discussion with students.
This tutorial from Jen Jonson walks teachers through setting up a quiz for students using Google Classroom. Don't get too excited about the LOCKED testing mode though. It only works with Chromebooks.
This article from Stanford University provides several tips on how to manage online discussions, including:
set clear expectations.
encourage critical thinking.
limit instructor participation.
This 14-minute video walks you through how to use Padlet. Think of Padlet as a collaborative wall where you and your students can express your thoughts on a common topic. Students can collect their ideas through text, link, images, videos, bookmarks and more.
EdPuzzle allows teachers to create and/or import videos and embed questions to check for understanding. This is a particularly useful tool for formative assessment.
This tutorial from Cult of Pedagogy walks teachers through how to make flashcards using Quizlet. This tool helps students study information through interactive tools and games. Quizlet's mission is to help students and teachers practice and master what they are learning.