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This easy to follow video helps you create an awesome virtual space for your class!

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How to Create a Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Using Google Slides

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Must-Have Google Slides Add-Ons for Teachers

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Must-Have Google Slides Add-Ons for Teachers

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These add-ons will level up your Google Slides for remote learning.

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Must-Have Google Slides Add-Ons for Teachers

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How to Archive Google Classes and Reuse Posts

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How to Archive Google Classes and Reuse Posts

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How to archive your Google Classroom class and prepare for next year

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If you didn't already know, you can save just 1 or a few pages of a PDF for later use, here's how!

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Here are some helpful hints on how to use Google for remote learning

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More than ever before, the world is searching for 'how do teachers do it.' Whether in a classroom or at home, we are grateful to everyone helping to keep students learning.

To teachers everywhere, thank you for all that you do.

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Giving teachers and families the tools and tips they need to help keep students learning.

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Just type in your question to get a quick answer on all things Google

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If you're having trouble accessing a Google product, there's a chance we're currently experiencing a temporary problem. You can check for outages and downtime on the G Suite Status Dashboard.

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If you're having trouble accessing a Google product, there's a chance we're currently experiencing a temporary problem. You can check for outages and downtime on the G Suite Status Dashboard.

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This is a sign up for a previously recorded webinar from Edmentum on making the switch to virtual learning, recommended by Jule.

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Best Practices for Teachers Making the Switch to Virtual Instruction

Teaching in a fully virtual environment certainly presents its own challenges, but every educator who has managed the brick-and-mortar classroom has the skills to successfully make this short-term transition and support students online.

In this OnDemand webinar + attendee Q&A session, learn from former virtual school administrators, full-time virtual teachers, and Edmentum education consultants about best practices for setting up your online classroom.

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Best Practices for Teachers Making the Switch to Virtual Instruction Teaching in a fully virtual environment certainly presents its own challenges, but every educator who has managed the brick-and-mortar classroom has the skills to successfully make this short-term transition and support students online.

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Use Google Slides To Make Digital Assignments

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Use Google Slides To Make Digital Assignments

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Use Google Slides to make templates for your students.

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How to Create Digital Assignments for Google Classroom | EDTech Made Easy

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Basics About Zoom-Reminder-No Live Stream With Students

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Basics About Zoom-Reminder-No Live Stream With Students

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Learn how to create assignments/quizzes in Google Classroom that will grade for you!

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Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE today! http://bit.ly/Subscribe_TeachersTech New videos every week. This video tutorial will show you how to use the new grading feature in the New Google Forms. Create quizzes in Google Forms and have students quickly see their results. Google Forms will mark the test you have created.

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5 Tips Every Teacher Should Know About Google Classroom 

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5 Tips Every Teacher Should Know About Google Classroom 

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5 Tips Every Teacher Must Know About Google Classroom

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Directions on Zoom to get you started

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3 Ways to Upload Documents in Google Classroom

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3 Ways to Upload Documents in Google Classroom

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Here is a helpful video for adding documents in Google Classroom

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Three Ways to Share Documents in Google Classroom

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Here are some tips to help you maintain your Google Drive

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Digital File Organization for Teachers | EDTech Made Easy - ORGANIZING YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE

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Though directed more towards the business world, some people may find some helpful tips here.

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5 Google Sheets Tips Every User Should Know!

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This will help you integrate Nearpod with Google Classroom.

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Here is a video to show you how to delete a student's answers in Google Form so they can retake the assignment

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Use EdPuzzle to Turn a Video Into a Lesson!

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Use EdPuzzle to Turn a Video Into a Lesson!

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This is a great tool that I have started using this year. It is compatible with Google Classroom and grades the assignment!

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How to Use EDpuzzle to Create Video-based Lessons

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Here are some of the basic functions of Nearpod

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Using Nearpod in the Virtual Classroom (Basic Overview)

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Here are some great tips to help you navigate Google Drive

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7 Google Drive Tips & Tricks You're Probably Not Using

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This video tutorial will show you 7 tips and tricks to get more out of Google Drive.

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Nearpod is a good platform for online learning.

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Here are some "favorite" teacher purchases that you may also find handy

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CURRENT CLASSROOM FAVORITES | Pencil Dispenser, Skin Tone Bandages, and an Electric Whistle?!

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From furniture to figits, a teacher's favorites in 2019

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Here is the link for all of the resources from the Discovery Ed Virtual Conference from 3/26 and 3/27/20

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She was featured in the Discovery Ed VirtCon in March. Lots of resources!

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Jennifer Hall (Jen) has been an educator for more than twenty-two years and currently serves as one of Atlanta Public Schools' to integrate technology in their standards-based lessons , works with students, and provides school-based training, as well as district-wide professional development. About Jen:
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Jen is a Google Certified Innovator & Trainer and is passionate about all things #edtech.
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Jen has presented at national, state and regional conferences including ISTE, ECET2 Atlanta, GaETC, NCTIES, FETC, SC Midlands Summit, Peach State EdTechTeam Summit, Georgia STEM/STEAM Forum, DENATL, Discovery Education Fall VirtCon, Day of Discovery and the Discovery Educator Network Summer Institute (DENSI).

Jen is a 2019 winner of the RJ Stangherlin Award from the Discovery Education Community as well as a 2018 DENny Award for Expertise and has served on the Discovery Education Leadership Council for the last four years.
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Before becoming an ETS, Jen had the joy of being a middle school language arts teacher for seventeen years; teaching gifted language arts for nine years.

Along with teaching gifted ELA classes, she served as the Grade Level Director of the Gifted & Talented Academy for six years, the Communications Ambassador (managing the school's website, Twitter, Facebook, & Youtube channel), the School-Level Gifted Contact for the District, and was the "unofficial" school photographer.

Jen's passion is technology integration and curriculum development. Her former students would tell you that she loves all things tech. In 2014, she served as one of the district's first Demonstration Classroom Teachers.
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In 2013, Jen was selected as one of 10 Atlanta Public Schools' educators to receive the Atlanta Families' Award for Excellence in Education (AFAEE). The award afforded her the opportunity to expand her Shakespeare Student Film Project . One of her proudest moments, as an educator, was having her 8th graders featured on WSBTV's People 2 People .

Jen served as a curriculum writer for the district's Gifted and Talented Department and her thematic units/lessons have been utilized throughout the school district.

In 2005-2006 she was Brown Middle School's Teacher of the Year (TOTY) and was Middle School Teacher of the Year Semi-Finalist for A tlanta Public Schools .

Before moving to Atlanta she taught 6th, 7th & 8th grade language arts, for five years, at an Alternative Education program in Tallahassee, Florida.

Jen holds both a bachelors and masters degree from Florida State University .

Jen is proud to be a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) in the area of Early Adolescence - English/Language Arts.

In her spare time, Jen is an avid traveler and photographer. www.jlhallphotos.com

Educational Technology Specialists (ETS). As a member of the district's Instructional Technology Department, Jen collaborates with teachers

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This resources page from the site has many websites and videos for online learning.

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We're pleased to share the following resources with you. If you have a resource you'd like to include, please email us.

Digital Learning Experiences: Websites teachers can use as they develop their lesson plans and/or are looking for enrichment ideas for their students.

Professional Learning - Webinars: For teachers and administrators to educate themselves in pedagogy, instructional strategies, etc.
Please note these resources have not been individually vetted.

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We're pleased to share the following resources with you. If you have a resource you'd like to include, please email us. Digital Learning Experiences: Websites teachers can use as they develop their lesson plans and/or are looking for enrichment ideas for their students.

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Release Form for Audio/Video Recording

During this time of remote instruction, your school district will be utilizing online resources to provide continuing classroom instruction to students. In order to ensure that every child in the class receives the instruction, the online instruction will be video and audio recorded so that it can be accessed at a later time.

NH Learns Remotely

The Department of Education has teamed with NHASP, NHSAA, NHSTE, NHSLMA, and NHCTO to host a series of 1-hour webinars on Google Hangout, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom Rooms.

All of the webinars are focused on providing school and district level administrators with the basic skills needed to use the platform your district has selected for communicating with Staff.

There is NO FEE and NO REGISTRATION, just go to the link and join the conversation, stay as long as you need to, leave early if you have to.

Get the times and login details at the NH Learns Remotely Google site.

Please email Cyndi Dunlap at [email protected] if you have any questions or would like to request a specific webinar topic.

Update on Assessments

At this time, we are working to support schools as they transition to remote instruction. With regards to standardized assessments, below is information to guide you on specific assessments.

NH SAS and Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM) - The assessment window for these assessments extends until June 19, 2020 so we have time to adjust the scheduling of the assessment. We will not plan to open the assessment window until we know more about when schools in New Hampshire will be reopening.

ACCESS for ESOL students - Please return all testing materials to DRC whether they are completed or not as soon as possible. DRC has shipping labels provided and UPS can pick up at your location free of charge. If you have any issues with arranging this, please contact Melissa White 603-271-3855 and we can support schools to return materials.

SAT (School Day) - At this time we are working with College Board and we will come up with a solution for either rescheduling the testing window or canceling the assessment. Please store any paper testing materials in a secure location for now.

We also have guidance from the US Department of Education that would allow us to apply for a waiver for assessment requirements if needed.

Remote Support for New Hampshire Educators
FREE online Community and Professional Development for Educators in NH (Designed by CAST to leverage the Universal Design for Learning framework)
ALL NH Educators now have FREE access to the Learning Designed platform. Learning Designed is a place where NH educators can access a variety of resources. You can ask questions directly to accessibility and education experts, share ideas and best practices, attend webinars, participate in professional development, or view pre-recorded professional development videos. It is a place where you can get (and give!) strategies for supporting all students online.

Here are instructions on how to create a free Learning Designed account

STEP 1: Create your Learning Designed account

In order to take full advantage of the Learning Designed collaboration and sharing tools, each New Hampshire educator will need to create a free account on Learning Designed. Please create your account, adding a picture or avatar to your profile.

STEP 2: Join the New Hampshire Department of Education Group Page

Once you have your Learning Designed user account, you can join the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHDOE) group page.

You can go to https://www.learningdesigned.org/nhdoe or you can select Directory > Organization Directory from the top menu; then select New Hampshire Department of Education.

Click Join Organization on the top right. Select I have a registration code.

Use the code: 3324-1584222860
Here is an interactive PDF to share with your teams via email, newsletter, etc. about this resource.
Emergency Rule for Remote Instruction

The State Board of Education has approved an emergency rule allowing school districts to move to remote instruction should normal operations be disrupted.

As a school develops a plan for conducting remote instruction, it is important to keep the following points in mind:

Do all students have access to technology and devices?

Do all students have access to internet and internet-based resources?

Do all teachers have access to internet resources and appropriate and professional communication channels with students (email, message boards, etc.)

What are teachers professional development needs for conducting remote instruction?

Where will students access online content provided by the school district?

How will student and staff participation in remote instruction be monitored and tracked?

How will parents and families be notified of where to find and access remote instruction resources provided by the school?

How will remote instruction competencies be assessed and measured?

How will local attendance policies reflect student participation in remote instruction?

Remote Instruction Supports

Remote Instruction Supports include links to resources that support parents, teachers and schools in the successful creation and maintenance of a remote learning environment.

*The Department of Education has not vetted the below resources for compliance with New Hampshire minimum standards for privacy and security under RSA 189:66 or any relevant state or federal statutes, including but not limited to the ADA, FERPA, HIPAA,. Schools are advised to review all apps and websites for compliance.

Remote Instruction Resources

Include links to online instruction, databases of curriculum, lessons, videos, and more, all designed to assist parents, teachers and schools in delivering content in a remote learning environment.

*The Department of Education has not vetted the below resources for compliance with New Hampshire minimum standards for privacy and security under RSA 189:66 or any relevant state or federal statutes, including but not limited to the ADA, FERPA, HIPAA,. Schools are advised to review all apps and websites for compliance.

For more information contact:

Dr. Nate Greene
Bureau Administrator
Bureau of Educational Opportunities
(603) 271-5252
[email protected]

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Release Form for Audio/Video Recording During this time of remote instruction, your school district will be utilizing online resources to provide continuing classroom instruction to students. In order to ensure that every child in the class receives the instruction, the online instruction will be video and audio recorded so that it can be accessed at a later time.

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Using Your Cell Phone to Convert Pages to Google Docs

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Using Your Cell Phone to Convert Pages to Google Docs

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Thanks Jay for the tip!

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Using the Drive App to Create a Google Doc from printed materials