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Please solve this

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I could activate a picture where the students could verbalize what they see.

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I like the idea of utilizing this to continue professional conversations centered around a topic or continuing the Lost At School conversations, sharing strategies, success stories and struggles so that we can support one another.

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Build in a brain break for the student to drop and drag pictures to reflect on their feeling following a lesson; utilize a picture of personal incentive for them to signal them where to reflect. But if all people will be on the same page as this it will be overwhelming to them.

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I see this working with older students but it would be difficult for ECE/4K kids. It would also be difficult for some of our students with visual problems as the screen is changing frequently as people join and add information. It would be exhausting for them to try to refocus constantly.

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PE/SDPE

Not sure what I'm doing yet.

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I think this could be used to promote collaboration  of a specific topic/skill to build communication and common language across grade levels and specialists.

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I would love to create some sort of professional learning library of topics for teachers to collaborate on with their peers.  Let's say the hot topic is 'homework', creating a way for our staff to research and share out best practices that could be archived, would be super cool!

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I could have students come up with a list of words that start with a specific sound or a word that fits in a category where the student is in charge of the work and feels some ownership.

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Large group brainstorming, or critiques

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I could see having a group of people discussing a certain topic on here. Asking questions if they come up.

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I could see using this as a way of getting teachers to ask reading instruction questions and I could give them resources to use.