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On this page, you will find a description of tech tools that can be used for asynchronous instruction.
Asynchronous instruction allows students to move through lesson material at their own pace. Many teachers first became familiar with asynchronous instruction during the period of remote and concurrent teaching, but it can be used in a blended learning setting as well. For example, a teacher could assign an asynchronous lesson as a station during a station rotation, or they could assign an asynchronous lesson on a day when they are not in the classroom.
WHAT IS PEAR Nearpod?
WHAT IS PEAR Nearpod?
Nearpod is an interactive presentation tool. Teachers embed interactive questions in Google Slides and track student responses in real time.
WHEN SHOULD I USE nearpod?
WHEN SHOULD I USE nearpod?
To get real-time formative feedback from all students during direct instruction
To ask students to reflect on their understanding
To easily share student responses with the class
WHAT RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ME?
WHAT RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ME?
Video Tutorial
WHAT IS EDPUZZLE?
WHAT IS EDPUZZLE?
Edpuzzle is an online tool that allows teachers to embed interactive content into personal or web-based videos. For example, a teacher could record a screencast and embed questions to check for student understanding as they watch.
WHEN SHOULD I USE EDPUZZLE?
WHEN SHOULD I USE EDPUZZLE?
To deliver asynchronous instruction in a video format
To ensure that students have watched your entire video
To embed checks for understanding in a video lesson
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