Directions: 

Step 1: Log in to Nearpod from portal.usd259.net. 

Step 2: Find the Nearpod Library from the left navigation menu or click this link: https://nearpod.com/t/search?t=100

Step 3. Explore, and preview the 22,000+ premade editable lessons, activities, and videos that align with an upcoming target/scale. Use the filter tools at the top of the library standards, grades, subjects, content types, and publishers to improve your results. Support Video: https://youtu.be/TASkbHHwszY

Step 4. Save 1-2 lessons in your library by clicking Add to My Lessons. Please note that you can use these lessons as is or customize any of these lessons to fit the needs of your students. Support Video: https://youtu.be/KDnT4UNmSr0

Step 5: Fill out the Challenge Accomplishment Form then upload an artifact to the Brag Board. Your artifact on the brag board can be a quick description or link to the lesson you found and saved. 

Directions: 

Step 1: Click here to register to watch the recording: Nearpod in the Elementary Classroom with Joshua Ehret-20230201_143436-Meeting Recording.mp4 

Step 3:  Fill out the Challenge Accomplishment Form.

Step 4:Upload an artifact to the Brag Board. Your artifact on the brag board can be the summary you wrote about your take-a-ways/a-ha moments in the Challenge Accomplishment Form. 

Directions: 

Step 1: Click here to watch the recording: Nearpod in the Secondary Classroom-20230201_221531-Meeting Recording.mp4 

Step 2: Attend and participate in the event. 

Step 3:  Fill out the Challenge Accomplishment Form.

Step 4:Upload an artifact to the Brag Board. Your artifact on the brag board can be the summary you wrote about your take-a-ways/a-ha moments in the Challenge Accomplishment Form. 

Directions: 

Step 1: Log in to Nearpod from portal.usd259.net. 

Step 2: Find a lesson from the Nearpod Library or create your own lesson in Nearpod to deliver to students using the videos below as support.

• Find lessons and videos in the Nearpod Library Video 

• Creating your first Nearpod lesson Video

Step 3: Decide how you want students to interact with your lesson. You can launch a Nearpod lesson to students using three mode options, knowing it will work in any scenario or device landscape. Click the link to learn more about each mode.

Live Participation; Live Participation allows teachers to control the pace of the Nearpod while students participate on any device in class or through video conferencing. Teachers view real-time progress and results as they teach. 

Student-Paced: Share asynchronous lessons with students in Student-Paced mode. Students move through lessons at their own pace, any time, from anywhere. Teachers can view progress in real-time to monitor student understanding.

Front of Class: Project a video even when students aren't joining from their devices. Instead, pre-determined checks for understanding can be used as discussion prompts, or students can record their answers.

Step 4: Fill out the Challenge Accomplishment Form then upload an artifact to the Brag Board. Your artifact on the brag board can be a quick description of your Nearpod Lesson experience and an image of your students working on the lesson if possible. 

Directions: 

Step 1: Click the link to launch the lesson: https://app.nearpod.com/?pin=AHTWU and enter your name. 

Step 2: Actively participate in the lesson by advancing the slides using the blue arrows and completing any prompts. 

Step 3: Fill out the Challenge Accomplishment Form then upload an artifact to the Brag Board. Your artifact on the brag board can be the summary you wrote about your take-a-ways/a-ha moments in the Challenge Accomplishment Form.