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Nearpod is an interactive platform where presentation can be shared and completed with the whole class, or can be assigned to each individual student to work at their own pace.

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Using Google Slides as a teaching resource can be beneficial because it gives students the option to click on interactive links such as games or quizzes while also allowing for teacher monitoring.

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Create and edit polished presentations in your browser-no software required. Multiple people can work at the same time so everyone always has the latest version.

Works across PCs, Macs, mobiles and tablets

View or even present your slides from your phone or tablet, so you always have the option to practice your presentation up until the last minute.

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Presentations get saved automatically online and versions are kept indefinitely without counting toward your Drive storage, so you can always track and undo revisions.

Simple sharing controls

Sharing is simple. You can assign permissions to control who views and edits your slides. You can also easily convert your Slides into the desired format to share with others.

What kind of features does Google Slides offer?

You can draw charts and diagrams, insert objects and shapes, format text and images, enable animations and much more.

Can I convert other presentations into Slides?

Yes. You can convert many different files types into Google Slides format. The original file will remain intact.

How does co-editing work?

Co-editing means that multiple people can work on the same slide at the same time. Sharing settings allows you to control who can view and edit a slide, and revision history enables you to revert to earlier versions. Also available in Google Docs and Sheets.

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Google Slides: Online Presentations for Business | Google Workspace

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Use Google Slides to create beautiful presentations together. Share, collaborate, and start quickly with pre-made templates. Get Slides as part of Google Workspace.

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Diffit is an AI tool made for teachers to help them find resources that will fit all children's learning needs.

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MagicSchool is an AI software that gives teachers the ability to create different learning materials such as songs or coded readings for their students to gain and reciprocate more knowledge on covered topics.

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Wonderscope is an AR platform that differs from the others because it will put the story on a hold until the child has finished reading the prompt, encouraging positive rewards when reading!

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The Wonderscope app is magical and the latest update is WONDERful. Experience the augmented reality story all around you.

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Hippo Magic is an AR website that scans an image directly from the book and brings the illustrations and books to life, making reading more fun!

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‎Little Hippo’s AR books exist at the intersection of gaming and reading, technology and literacy, imagination and education. Using innovative augmented reality technology, Little Hippo books engage and excite the most reluctant readers with intuitive, interactive technology. Augmented reality featu…

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My Wordle is a website on which teachers may create their own Wordle game using either a sight word or a word for any topic they are covering. Using a platform like this engages students more and will help them to memorize the word better.

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This QR code generator allows for teachers to input whatever type of technology they want to and it will make it in to a QR code. Using QR codes in student learning encourages higher interaction.

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This website gives teachers numerous ideas on how to integrate QR codes into their learning. The one that stuck out to me the most and that I believe would be the most beneficial is "Going on Virtual Field trips". There are many places that students should be able to go to help them see hands on what they are learning about, but this may not be in your schools budget, so having this as an option is awesome!

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Technology is here to stay, and there is nowhere that's truer than in classrooms from Pre-K through college. QR, or quick response, codes are one way to bring technology into your classroom and make learning more interactive and accessible. Students can use iPads or other school devices to give the QR codes a quick scan, bringing them to learning materials and activities that will enhance your classroom curriculum. There are numerous free online QR code generators to help you get started.

Here are a few fun and easy ways to use QR codes in your classroom.

1. Make learning stations

Place a few QR codes around your classroom that will take your students to short videos that reinforce concepts or websites that give further instruction and examples of what you're teaching.

2. Provide extension activities

Teachers always have one or two students that tend to finish everything really fast and then get bored. Have a few QR codes that provide extension videos, activities, or challenges so those early-finishers can stay engaged while everyone else finishes.

3. Check answers

Create QR codes that link to the answer key for assignments. When used selectively, students can check their answers, see what they did wrong, and then correct their mistakes.

Have a few QR codes that connect to photographs of what you're teaching so students can get a visual picture. You might include a picture of the brain when teaching about the human body or include photos of various historical landmarks when teaching important events in history.

5. Go on virtual field trips

Enable students to go on virtual field trips with just one scan! Now your students can have zoos, botanic gardens, famous places, and locations around the world literally at their fingertips.

6. Make book reviews

Add a few QR codes to your reading area to help students explore books they might be interested in reading. You might also use them to provide lists of books similar to the ones your students already love.

7. Streamline research

Create a file of information for your students to access and then make a QR code that links to all that information in one place. This saves the time of your students having to do research and directs them to the types of credible materials you want them to rely on.

8. Set up a digital gallery

Give parents and other loved ones a chance to see student work by making a digital gallery. Take photos of great examples of work, art projects, and other activities and make a slideshow others can access using a code.

9. Communicate with your students

Take a video of yourself explaining an important concept or, for younger kids, do a read aloud. Provide a QR code that takes students to the video.

10. Copy the museums

Many museums have little cards or displays that give important information about what you're seeing. Copy that idea in your classroom and around your school. For example, you might hang up important landmarks in your state or town with QR codes that provide historical facts, or you could hang up photos of the teachers in your school with ones that link to interesting facts about them.

11. Create fact cards or invitations

If you have an important school event coming up, such as parent teacher conferences or a holiday concert, make a QR code that links to all the facts you need your families to know. You might also make one with all the information families need to be successful in your class. Send the QR code home with students so parents know exactly what's coming and when.

12. Save paper

Instead of printing every single piece of paper you normally would, make QR codes that explain project expectations and deadlines, provide your syllabus, and more. You can also make them for your yearly school calendar and hot lunch menu, or give them to parents when they need all that important back-to-school information.

However you use QR codes in your classroom, your students will benefit. Start with the basics and some some fun with it!

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12 Amazing Ways to Use QR Codes in the Classroom

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QR, or quick response, codes are one way to bring technology into your classroom and make learning more interactive and accessible. Students can use iPads or other school devices to give the QR codes a quick scan, which can take them to learning materials and activities that will enhance your classroom curriculum.

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Wordle is a game during which students are tasked with finding the 5 letter word with a limited amount of attempts. One way the above article says you can incorporate this platform is by using it to make a breakout game, so if the student(s) guess the correct word they then get to unlock the next task.This activity would engage students because all kids love a little competition!

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3 Ways to Use Wordle in the Classroom - Building Book Love

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Tap into the trend and learn how to use Wordle in the classroom! This fun word game is perfect for community building, ELA skills, and more!