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Games to break up the monotony or as icebreaker or waiting for others to come in (examples, "Who has the diamond?"  "Simon Says" and "How many times did this pass by?"

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Games to break up the monotony or as icebreaker or waiting for others to come in (examples, "Who has the diamond?"  "Simon Says" and "How many times did this pass by?"

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I am looking for ways in which students can listen to the articles I assign. I was looking at some text-to-speech websites.

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I have the student do the chapter/content presentation. They've prepared their quizzes using Kahoot.

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lack of camera

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Jamboard for sharing topics and breaking down search strategies.

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Jamboard for sharing topics and breaking down search strategies.

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Lack of participation from students is my biggest challenge because it is math.

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Students use ALEKS to solve Class Work problems.

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I would like more information about more demos instead of just slides

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Ensuring they are online and not just logged in for attendance.
I try to improve by having them turn on camera for attendance, giving them participation points if not on chat but actually speaking

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Having students respond in the chat demonstrates that students are listening and engaged.

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Having students respond in the chat demonstrates that students are listening and engaged.

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One way to overcome this is to call on students by name during class and/or to show students how to put a "virtual background" the first day of class - then at least they don't have to be embarrassed about the background and may keep their camera on.

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I need help with Polls