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When I learn how to do it, it could be awesome

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Students will be motivated to share their reading response.

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Students would be more engaged and learn from their peers.

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Each student could share their own thinking for how they solved a problem. We can look through the answers together.

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Another tool - allows students to be more collaborative.

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I think all students will have an opportunity to share and learn from others.

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This is a very engaging tool that all students would enjoy using.

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I am excited about students interact with each other.

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LIke the idea of having a "get to know you" type question set up on google docs.

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This gives every student a voice in a non-threatening way.

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I believe this will create engaging ways for students to collaborate and reflect on their learning.

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I am excited to use this for students to use as some activities that they could do independently at their own pace as I am meeting with small groups, etc. Even though they could do it independently, they could still collaborate and do something interactive.

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I think students will enjoy interacting with academic content here.

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Every student can work at their own pace during guided reading station time.  The students will love using the iPads to share their work.

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This allows students to interact in real time, engaging them to participate and also motivating them to contribute quality work since their work will be seen by their classmates.

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Allows students to work collaboratively and at their own pace and gives a chances for students to give feedback and reflection on lessons and activities.

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This seems like an interactive piece that kids would really enjoy using

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Students will be able to collaborate with one another.

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Students could use hyperdocs to share their thinking quickly and display it for all (students and me, the teacher).

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Allow students to participate without having to speak, especially those students that always know the answers and refuse to share with others verbally.

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This will be much more engaging for the students, especially as they collaborate. No more one student in a group being responsible for all the writing or keeping of a paper, and no more problems when the "leader" of the group holding the materials happens to be absent.

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It seems like you could pull in a lot of examples in picture, text, or video form to help students understand your keypoint.  Students could have options of which examples to look at to help them learn.

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From a shared reading, every student could respond to the author's message based on their ideas.

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Students could share responses to a shared reading.

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I want to use pages just like this as areas to wrap up a lesson. A collaborative exit ticket so to speak.

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We can use a google doc with the class to set up anticipatory sets for reading and writing lessons before doing a read aloud. Then students can use their iPads to share reflections on a document for me to look through as they transition to independent writing. If I see someone who needs redirecting, I can help them get on track before they work independently.

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Students can use hyperlinks to interact with more depth of knowledge activities.

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I think my students would enjoy my class much more. They could collaborate together, really tap into their creative juices, and get excited about coming to class each day.

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Assisting with questions from students to stay on task with assignments.

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So excited for students to be able to work at their own pace...can you add sound/directions for those nonreaders?

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In art the rate of completion varies a
lot and this will keep the students moving in a constructive/creative direction.

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I am excited to experiment with this and have the opportunity to make learning much more interactive and in depth for the student... curious as how to role this out to 1st graders !?!?!

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It's a great extension of some of the collaborative things I am already doing. This will be easier than what I do once I understand this process.

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Students could work at own pace. There could also be extended learning. Students will share and work together.

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Could allow for more student independent thought, which can turn into collaboration. Could turn into possible projects for more in depth topics. Creativity for the students.

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This will provide more opportunities for students to work collaboratively while staying engaged and focused on the task.

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Students could explore and reflect together about where our pen pals live and what they want to learn more about during the year.

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I could see myself using a hyperdoc to facilitate an early stage of a research project on German states.

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It will assist students in sharing and seeing evidence-based thinking from in the class.

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This could allow students to be more independent and work at their own pace. It will also get them more excited about what they are doing! It will also allow me, as the teacher, to have more opportunity to be available to help students that need more individual help.

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Students will have more opportunity for reflection.

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Hyperdocs could impact my staff collaboration by allowing more feedback, buy-in, and giving input to teachers.

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