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This is a back up assignment that I would use for students if class ever needed to be online. This works best for high school students, and they're given plenty of options to do what works best for them.

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I think that Smores would be good for making general announcements for the class. I decided I would announce what we would be doing in a short week and why.

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This would be used for an introduction to an art history class. This will be something of an informal formative assessment for the teacher to see where the students are.

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This Seesaw would be used for teaching the color wheel to middle school students. This is especially useful for if classes are online for any reason, as it is all digital.

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This ThingLink would be used as an introduction to one of many street artists talked about in the street art unit. While it only talks about one artist here in detail, it leads into other artists for future lessons.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eOHndJJK-_DpPdP1TSkGWM-UmMJKYSzrE7BL0i2EFN4/edit?usp=sharing

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https://www.smore.com/zebmr

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https://insertlearning.com/v1/share/6kd6ujnb

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Courtney Mertz used InsertLearning to add questions, discussions, and/or insight into a website.

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InsertLearning Share - What is art history and where is it going? - Smarthistory

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Courtney Mertz used InsertLearning to add questions, discussions, and/or insight into a website. To view this lesson, you need to add the InsertLearning extension to Chrome. Add to Chrome You need a computer to view this lesson. Phones and tablets aren't supported.

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https://app.seesaw.me/pages/shared_activity?share_token=-bUsgnFGRpW_YC-9_zNGzQ&prompt_id=prompt.0331bbc5-5abf-4236-befb-15d7a419b7a3

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1. Watch the video. 2. Take notes on what colors are primary, secondary, and tertiary. 3. Go to the student template below. 4. Organize the color shapes into a color wheel. 5. Write what each color is on the template, and say if they are primary, secondary, or tertiary. 6.

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https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1498393446715490307

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View the interactive image by Courtney Mertz