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Seesaw is a program to use in the classroom to help track progress, formatively assess students, and share school work and progress with families. It can also be used as a developmentally appropriate platform for our youngest students to present new learning material, send class announcements, give and collect assignments, differentiate work, provide feedback on student work, and create student portfolios during Remote Learning.
Seesaw is a program to use in the classroom to help track progress, formatively assess students, and share school work and progress with families. It can also be used as a developmentally appropriate platform for our youngest students to present new learning material, send class announcements, give and collect assignments, differentiate work, provide feedback on student work, and create student portfolios during Remote Learning.
*When used as a platform for Remote Learning, some sort of weekly assignment chart (Week-At-A-Glance, Weekly Choice Board, etc), must be used to allow students and families full transparancy for weekly work expectations. This is a result of the feedback from last spring's Remote Learning experience.*
*When used as a platform for Remote Learning, some sort of weekly assignment chart (Week-At-A-Glance, Weekly Choice Board, etc), must be used to allow students and families full transparancy for weekly work expectations. This is a result of the feedback from last spring's Remote Learning experience.*
Seesaw Help Center - This link contains videos and step by step instructions for setting up your Seesaw account, creating a class, making an assignment, logging students in, and more.
Instructional Videos for Educators
Instructional Videos for Educators
Seesaw Setup and Basics
This video will help you navigate the various settings and tools in your Seesaw account and set up your class.
Seesaw Basics.movCreating and Assigning Seesaw Activities
This video will show you how to utilize the Seesaw community activity library, create your own activity, and post an assignment for your class. It also touches upon how to post work for small groups, as well as differentiated assignments.
Seesaw Activity How-To.movHow to Use Skills
This video will walk you through how to set up and utilize the skills feature in Seesaw. The skills feature can be used to grade work, as well as document and track student progress.
Seesaw Plus ($120 per year)
You can have over 100 activities in your library (up to 500).
Access to the Send Back feature (you can send an assignment back to a student to fix and resubmit). Students can also start an assignment and save it to drafts.
You can create or give assignments with multiple pages.
Ability to record voice comments on student work.
Track students through Skills.
Up to 5 co-teachers per account.
Ability to schedule activities ahead of time.
Instructional Videos for Students and Families
Instructional Videos for Students and Families
How To Get Started On Seesaw with Home Learning
This is a great video to show students and families how to log into their Student Seesaw account for home learning. This will work for those who start the school year as Remote Learners, as well as students who have attended school in-person and are moving to Remote Learning for whatever reason. Once you have created your class roster, all you need to do is click "Get Home Learning Codes" and either send the Text Code home via parent emails or through a print out. Students will need that code to log in from home.
Home+learning+with+seesaw+1+pager+english.pdfHow To Get Started On Seesaw with Home Learning (Written Directions)
This is a quick cheat-sheet for logging students into their Student Seesaw accounts from home for Remote Learning. They are the same directions as the video above.
Seesaw Family App
This video shows families how to navigate the Seesaw Family App. This is DIFFERENT from the Class App. The Family app is for family members to use to see their students' work when they are using Seesaw at school. You can choose whether you want to use this feature with your class or not.
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