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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, conference, huddle, and training rooms, as well as executive offices and classrooms. Founded in 2011, Zoom helps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionless environment to get more done.

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Agenda/Checklist for Tuesday, July 13th.

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Agenda/Checklist for Tuesday, July 13th.

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This is a "force copy" so once you make a copy, you can edit it as you wish. If you were to use something like this in the classroom, you might make a copy for each student in Google Classroom.

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I used screencast-o-matic to create a short review of today's lesson that students can use to refresh their memory while they do their Math homework.

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Districts 21 and 22 ONLY turn in timesheets to school secretary. EVERYONE ELSE- Fill out, sign and email to jrintelabreu@schools.nyc.gov

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I created a digital bookshelf with myself reading texts from our first unit in K. I was able to find the books on Sora, thank you for sharing that app! I used loom to record. This can be used as a 'listening center'. - Victoria Silvestri

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I used screencastify to demonstrate an experiment that can be done at home. I used my children to show how easy it can be and with items from your home. I like this because students can pause and re watch as much as they need to make sure they are following steps.

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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I used Screencastify to demonstrate an interactive read aloud.

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I used Screencastify to start a tutorial on using the EPIC reading website.

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This book reading from Sora will inspire you to create your own unique and exciting dream house. We can't wait to see it

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I was making Choice Boards for 4th graders for Fridays during remote learning.

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I made an iMovie to teach students about the importance of Growth Mindset - Diandra D'Amico

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k6cOMSanWVSxswNlpTRRRDkpn1eNJexD/view?usp=sharing

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I am in the process of creating an Agenda(Flow of the Day)/Checklist to use as a digital version of my traditional Flow of the Day Chart displayed in the classroom.

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by Melissa Logatto

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Created a get to know me clip using FlexClips. Currently using an HP computer, hence the differnt use of resource. During the first week of school students will have the choice of creating either a piece on 'All about me' or 'Things I'm proud of'. The uploaded video is my example for All about me.

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Camille

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I would use this (well this is a start) to encourage parents to sign this special permission slip and for them to gain an understanding of how it works and share our projects.

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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I created an introduction "trailer" for my incoming students using iMovies on my MacBook. I am happy I was introduced to this platform because I was able to step outside of my comfort zone and try something new. BUT, I will say this by far was the HARDEST task!! I hope you all enjoy my trailer. I am still learning how to use iMovies, hopefully by September I will have a better finishing product.

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I created a jamboard welcoming my ELL students and asking them about their feelings.

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Using Google Slides, I created an assessment on Native Americans.

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Using Google Forms, I created an assessment on adding with pictures.

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Using Google Forms, I created an assessment on adding with pictures.

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Nearpod used to check for understanding after mini-lesson and an exit ticket template

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Nearpod used to check for understanding after mini-lesson and an exit ticket template

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Using Google Slides with the Peardeck feature added on, I created assessments for Math. 

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Using Google Slides with the Peardeck feature added on, I created assessments for Math. 

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Google Forms to create an Escape Room Assessment on main idea.

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Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free.

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I created an exit ticket using google form. Students read a story about why school is important to different students across the United States. They will now share why school is important to them.

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Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free.

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Using Google Forms, an assessment was created to use at the end of a Unit.

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Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free.

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Using Seesaw, I created an assessment where students need to sort pictures into the correct order to show the process of fossilization. They also need to add 1-2 sentences describing what happens in each step. (Grade 2, Leah Wekerle)

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You have learned a lot about the steps of fossilization and now is your opportunity to show what you have learned! 1. Click the :add: to begin. 2. The pictures show the steps of fossilization. Use the :move: to drag the pictures into the correct order for the process of fossilization.

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Reading Comprehension Tweet

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Using a screencastify video as an edpuzzle to assess student understanding of a hands on experiment.

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Sentence Phrase Word assessment protocol using Jamboard

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Sentence Phrase Word assessment protocol using Jamboard

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Melissa Logatto

Each student completes the process on their own slide. Students then collaborate together on the next slide.

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Sentence Phrase Word Assessment - Google Jamboard

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Using Seesaw I uploaded one of our EL weather assessments. Students will circle and tell 1 fact about one of the types of weather they learned about. Then use clipart to show appropriate dress for that weather. - Victoria

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We have been learning about all types of weather! Today, you will pick your favorite type and tell, draw or write about it. You will also help our friend, Jack, dress for that type of weather.

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Nearpod lesson (with assessment throughout) on "Captain Arsenio: Inventions and (Mis)Adventures in Flight" - Diandra D'Amico

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Nearpod lesson (with assessment throughout) on "Captain Arsenio: Inventions and (Mis)Adventures in Flight" - Diandra D'Amico

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https://share.nearpod.com/pja46x87Shb

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Captain Arsenio- Inventions and (Mis)adventures

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Captain Arsenio- Inventions and (Mis)adventures

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I created a quiz from kahoot. I edited the quiz to ensure that I have questions that I covered and are in student friendly language.

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This is an assessment that can be done remotely.  I would add more color so children can "read the letters in orange."  The first assessment is to teach how to take and should be simple. (Melanie Smith)

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ntES3zY4GwLceyT026VqEM8Ad5T6LrdHnasiolsBTvg/edit?usp=sharing

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I used Nearpod to create independent work with assessment / exit ticket about Fractions on a Number Line.  I also included Time to Climb at the end. 

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I used Nearpod to create independent work with assessment / exit ticket about Fractions on a Number Line.  I also included Time to Climb at the end. 

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This helps me with grouping.

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Identifying Fractions on a Number Line (1)

In this lesson students learn how to place a fraction on a number line by breaking the whole unit on a number line into smaller parts. This presentation incorporates draw-its, a quiz, open-ended questions, and fill in the blank activities.

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Identifying Fractions on a Number Line (1)

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In this lesson students learn how to place a fraction on a number line by breaking the whole unit on a number line into smaller parts. This presentation incorporates draw-its, a quiz, open-ended questions, and fill in the blank activities.

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Jamboard Reading Responses Chart

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Based on a text from EPIC (great series btw!)

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I used Google Slides to create an End of Lesson 'Check In'

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Similar to Kahoot but I have found it more engaging and there are different game options. Links to Quizlet as well.

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Students could do this exit ticket on Nearpod T. Caton

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Flipgrid - Using it for an application problem / exit ticket. 

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Flipgrid - Using it for an application problem / exit ticket. 

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Guest password - Guest7/14

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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Google slides: I looked everywhere- Majda

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Google slides: I looked everywhere- Majda

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Denique White: Students are provided with various recourses to further support their learning about plant and animal cells. After review the resources, studnts will answer the posted dicsussion questions. Students are then expected to responded at least two peers as they continue the discussion about plant and animal cells.

Join code: aHsmX3u8T

Website: www.parlayideas.com

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I created one question just as a sample using Quizalize. I wanted to see how it works. This is my first time using it. I like it so much. I plan to use it all the time.

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If you have an Iphone under notes you have the option to scan it as a pdf.

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If you don't own one of those fancy all-in-one printers that includes a scanner, being asked to sign, scan and send a document can seem like an impossible task. Not to mention a task from a decade ago. But you may have a scanner right in your hand: your or .

By scanning a document, I don't mean taking a picture and then cropping it -- that's more work than it's worth. Better to use the document scanner that's buried in the iPhone's Notes app. The feature was added in iOS 11 in 2017, but if you don't use Apple's Notes app, you don't know it's there.

Get more out of your tech

Below I'll show you where to find the scanner, how to use it and cover some general tips to get the most of the hidden feature.

How to scan a document with your iPhone, iPad

Place the document(s) on a flat surface, in a well-lit area. Open the Notes app and either create a new note or open an existing note. I created a folder called Scanned Documents where I can store and easily find anything I've scanned.

With a note open, tap on the camera icon then Scan Documents.

Your iPhone or iPad will open the camera, complete with a shutter button near the bottom of the screen. Don't push it yet; instead, follow the prompts on your screen. To get the best results, hold your device directly above the document.

A yellow box will appear as the camera begins scanning and looking for the document. You'll see tips like "get closer" as your device looks for the edges and corners of the paper. Once it identifies the entire document, it will automatically capture a scan. If your iPhone is struggling to find the document, you can press the shutter button.

A small thumbnail of each page will show in the bottom-left corner, and the scanner will remain open to continue scanning multiple pages. When you're done, tap Save.

Make adjustments to get the perfect scan

After you scan the document, you can make adjustments like defining the corners if the scan isn't quite right, change the color scheme, rotate the document or add more pages.

Tap on the document to open it, and you'll find all of the editing tools along the bottom of the screen. Use the crop tool to adjust the corners or cut out a section of the document if you don't want that information included.

I've found the easiest way to use the crop tool is to place your finger near the small circle located on each corner of the document, each one doubling as a magnifying glass. That will give you a better view of your adjustments instead of covering them up.

Sign, share or save your scanned document

Now that you have a document scanned and adjusted, you have a few options. You can keep it in the Notes app for future reference, or you can sign and share it.

To bring up the share sheet when viewing a document, tap the share button in the top-right corner of the screen. To add your signature, scroll below the app shortcuts and tap Markup. The markup tool has tools to draw, write or add text or add your signature. Tap on the "+" sign to see all of the tools options.

When you're done signing or annotating the document, you can then email it, save it to the Files app or treat it as you would any other document on your iPhone or iPad.

Now that you know about Apple's hidden scanner feature, make sure to check out more hidden features we've found in iOS 14. If you'd rather deal with a scanned document on your Mac, here's how to scan the document with your iPhone and send it directly to your Mac. For more general but ever-so-useful iOS 14 tips, check this out.

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Your iPhone has a hidden document scanner. This is how to use it

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If you don't own one of those fancy all-in-one printers that includes a scanner, being asked to sign, scan and send a document can seem like an impossible task. Not to mention a task from a decade ago. But you may have a scanner right in your hand: your or .

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You can download this app for free on your computer or phone to write in your signature and digitally complete your whole timesheet. Just upload the timesheet to the app and you can complete it and download it.

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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dochub-edit-and-sign-pdf/adgncicbhbjfpijkdmbijninnhnmiblj

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Using Google Slides to create a digital portfolio for each student at the beginning of the school term.

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Olivier Fargas - 4th Grade Cohort D 2020-2021 Digital Portfolio

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Introduce to students early in the year and revisit often. Allow students some choice and control as to what can be included on the portfolio.

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Shivindra Ram - 2020-2021 Digital Portfolio

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Ms. zayed, room 100 - Poster (US) by Majda Zayed

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These posters from Canva will be so useful in teaching my ELLs students.

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Wild Animals Poster - Poster (US) by Majda Zayed

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Blue and White Striped Checklist - US Letter by GREGORY FAUCI

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I created a checklist titled "Materials of the Day" using Canva-Education. I decided to create this checklist because it would be helpful for my scholars to know what materials they are accepted to have for the day.

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Class Schedule Made Using Canva - Leah Wekerle

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Class Schedule Made Using Canva - Leah Wekerle

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Natural Disasters PBL Planning Sheet - Diandra

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Natural Disasters PBL Planning Sheet - Diandra

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Greeting Poster for Class in September- created on Canva. When kids open it they will see the moving stickers.

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Using Google Slides, I added icons and checklist boxes to a slides presentation I used for my first graders to begin their PBL research.

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Will require tweaks and pics.
Melanie Smith

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PS 152 Kindergarten Portfolio · SlidesCarnival

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Melissa Logatto
UDL Focus: Multiple means of Representation

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I created a Google Slide with links to different relevant resources for students to use based on the week.

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I created a Google Slide with links to different relevant resources for students to use based on the week.

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Camille DeFilippo

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Orange and Black Bold & Bright Home-based Food Business Checklist - US Letter by Camille Defilippo

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I used canva and google docs to create a checklist for models.

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Visual Roadmap Jamboard Background - Jamboard Background (1920 x 1080 px) by Merin Jacob

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I also plan on working to add audio to make this rubric ore accessible. I had to attach as a PDF because of the sharing settings under my google account.

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Class Agenda:

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Using google docs, I created a checklist for a PBL unit on Sustainability 

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Using google docs, I created a checklist for a PBL unit on Sustainability 