Sharing Content
Highlighted resources
Share information in multiple ways so that you ensure broadest access.
Display information in a flexible format
Add closed captioning to all video
Use text-to-speech software
Use speech-to-text software
Send paper copies
Think about how to recreate all of the supports in your classroom for remote learning.
Hyperlink definitions for new vocabulary
Create digital “anchor charts”
Provide audio recordings of digital text
Use sticky notes with comments on paper
Embed references within text
Highlight what you want students to notice
Supporting comprehension is even more important when you are not physically there to answer questions or clear up misconceptions.
Pre-teach important concepts using mini-lesson video recordings
Provide links to prior learning with the new lesson
Provide graphic organizers that emphasize important content
Chunk large sections of information into mini-lessons
Keep printed materials uncluttered
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How do I share content remotely? Webinar - 26:32
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