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Learn how to use all of these apps, etc.

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Response cards, hand signals, it's hard for pre-k

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Checklist who have not participated and call on them.

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hand signals, padlet,
whiteboards

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I like to allow someone to volunteer for the initial response, and use a list to select a student for the next response.

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At random with a list to track participation.

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Check for students who do not have screen showing, check chat boxes, check assignments.

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I will have a checklist.

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Hand signals
White boards

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Unmute students who I can't see and ask them

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Allow them to respond via possibly via Padlet, within the flipgrid

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Hand signals ( thumbs up, to the side and down)

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I have experience using Kahoot. Students usually enjoy as well. I plan to introduce Google forms and Flipgrid, and ask students to voice a preference.

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Thumbs up

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Also putting discussion prompts in Schoology under AM Attendance.

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Also putting discussion prompts in Schoology under AM Attendance.

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Use name cards and call on student then put it aside

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Thumbs up/down, exit tickets at the end of a lesson

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Google forms exit slips

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I will have class lists will me and try to keep track of students who are participating, I also downloaded an extension that helps keep attendance on chrome.

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I will have class lists will me and try to keep track of students who are participating, I also downloaded an extension that helps keep attendance on chrome.

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Thumbs up, thumbs down. I don't have many other ideas at this point.

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Students can signal, thumbs up or thumbs down, sit down or stand up. Whiteboards hopefully.

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List of student's names in front of me at all times and keep a list by check marks of who is answering questions and who is not.

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Having the attendance in front of you is a good idea to keep track of who's participated

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Having the attendance in front of you is a good idea to keep track of who's participated

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Popsicle sticks with pictures

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padlet  google forms

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Exit tickets, padlets,

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If I am not seeing color cards ever from that person, I will let them know I will be calling on you next.

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Spreadsheet to Document response, Response Surveys/Templates, Discussion Entries from Padlet, etc.

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exit ticket, random choice, discussion boards

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Yes, no, maybe so thumbs on screen

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Have student restate previous answer

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engagement strategies we have been talking about. 

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engagement strategies we have been talking about. 

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I'll take any ideas (:

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raise hand

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dicussion response on schoology

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Taking attendance, small group check in, white boards during group work.

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I think I will use "Me Me" sticks

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Review, Revisit, and provide opportunities for students to respond. 

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Review, Revisit, and provide opportunities for students to respond. 

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Watching facial expressions, exit tickets, padlets

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I will call on volunteers.

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quick exit ticket, kahoots, padlet

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Padlets, because students cen explain their thinking rather than just choosing ABC. 

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Padlets, because students cen explain their thinking rather than just choosing ABC. 

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Require an individual response using Google Docs, etc. that allows me to know whose work it is.

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Go formative... it allows students to answer questions and draw on the assignment to show their work

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Go formative... it allows students to answer questions and draw on the assignment to show their work

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Small check ins, exit tickets, discussion boards, chat box, calling on people, I used to have a check off list

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I will do it the same as in a classroom, call on volunteers with their hands up, and also have popsicle sticks to pull for random students

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Raising Hands from google icons

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Try to view all students by scrolling, also do quick questions to see participation

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Try to view all students by scrolling, also do quick questions to see participation

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will use 2 screens to be able to see all kids respond
with an exit tix

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If their "Me Me" stick hasn't been pulled, then I will know who needs to have a turn still.

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popcycle sticks-

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Thumbs up- because it is visual and quick 

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Thumbs up- because it is visual and quick 

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keep up with chat box and participation throughout the lesson and activities. 

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keep up with chat box and participation throughout the lesson and activities. 

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Look for raised hands, it's visual.

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With quick checks for understanding, visual note the student who is "daydreaming"

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With quick checks for understanding, visual note the student who is "daydreaming"

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Partially by just asking things like thumb up or down. maybe with a check for understanding question in schoology.

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Partially by just asking things like thumb up or down. maybe with a check for understanding question in schoology.

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Keeping attendance and requiring their names to be on responses

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Have them raise their hands or randomly call on in a variety of ways

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Have students type answers in chat box then check and see who responded when asked.

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If I have a padlet question I can check who is responding

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Use a roster and put a check if they respond. This helps me to see who is participating and how often.

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raise hand

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I think having them first create color signs to hold up. Green I understand, Red  for Huh???
also I would then start calling randomly if they can summarized.

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Hand signals

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I like to use a class list and add tic marks for each response. This lets me know the frequency of each student's responses.

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Birt - Have equity sticks, pull out someone's name and call on them (unmute them) - but give them think time first!

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Birt - Have equity sticks, pull out someone's name and call on them (unmute them) - but give them think time first!

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Teach them how to raise hand on Zoom.

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Thumb up, kahoots, padlet, nearpod, peardeck questions

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Thumb up, kahoots, padlet, nearpod, peardeck questions

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I plan to still use hand signals and sticks or a randomizer

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I plan to still use hand signals and sticks or a randomizer

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I would maybe call students out by name or ask them to put a thumbs up or raise hand with the chat icons.

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Raising their hand because it is visual.

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Students raising hands or variety of random ways

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I plan on practicing A LOT the first couple weeks of how to get my attention, muting/unmuting etc... We are using Zoom so I will teach them how to use the hand gesture tools. It's a visual for me to see easily.

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Still thinking about this...

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In Google Meets there is an extension called "Nod - Reactions for Google Meet" that lets students raise their hands and that icon stays up until you click on it, so you don't end up skipping over someone who has a question or wants to speak/answer

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In Google Meets there is an extension called "Nod - Reactions for Google Meet" that lets students raise their hands and that icon stays up until you click on it, so you don't end up skipping over someone who has a question or wants to speak/answer

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Probably by posting a question that requires a comment from each student.

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Probably by posting a question that requires a comment from each student.

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In zoom they can raise their emoji hand
Using name sticks to call on students.