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This video showed the ways in which Seesaw can be used to interact with families. I like that the app has this option because it makes it easy for families to keep up with and start a conversation about what their children are learning, as well as allowing parents to communicate directly with teachers outside the classroom. I also like that the app provides users with an organized space (filter by date, folders, etc.) for easy access to material.

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Take a look inside the Seesaw Family App

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This video explains how to customize activities in Seesaw. I like how you can view and share other teachers’ activities from the Activity Library, and modify it in order to fit your classroom’s needs and objectives. Being able to edit previous activity templates is a useful tool for new teachers, and is good practice for eventually developing your own from scratch.

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I like how the video that explains the app is only 1 min and 30 seconds. I think that says a lot about the simplicity of the app. It's also interesting that 5 year old students are able to navigate the app/website. I think it can prepare children early on to work with technology.

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Christi Gregory             This video explains how seesaw can be used as accountability tool for students. Seesaw gives students an easy way to interact online in a way that teachers and parents can see what students are learning in the classroom. It acts as a digital portfolio with a running feed of everything the students have done. The video then gives examples of work posted by students to help viewers understand what can be seen on seesaw.

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Christi Gregory             This video explains how seesaw can be used as accountability tool for students. Seesaw gives students an easy way to interact online in a way that teachers and parents can see what students are learning in the classroom. It acts as a digital portfolio with a running feed of everything the students have done. The video then gives examples of work posted by students to help viewers understand what can be seen on seesaw.

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Using seesaw in the classroom (Vlog 234)

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I liked this video because it helps families understand how to use it and how it will be beneficial for them. For example, they learn how they are able to take an active role in their child’s learning by knowing what exactly they’re doing as they’re doing it and they can give feedback.

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What is Seesaw? Introduction for Families (English)

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Use this video to introduce your students' families to Seesaw. Share it in your Seesaw class or send the link via email. We'll cover what Seesaw is, why students, teachers and parents love Seesaw, and give a few tips for great comments too! Also available in Spanish and French!

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The video showed me how to work the app and all the different settings. It's such a great organizational tool and I like how you can customize pretty much everything on their to fit your classes needs.

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In this video elementary school teacher Mrs. Biscorner discusses how she is able to watch her students assignments from anywhere and the student uploaded videos allow her to determine what each student needs help with. Here, the students are working together to record each others assignments which incorporates 21st Century learning and promotes cooperation amongst peers.

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Technology in the Classroom: Featuring Seesaw

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Kimball Elementary (Michigan) teacher Stacy Biscorner has her 1st grade students using Seesaw on classroom iPads to display work in various subjects using a variety of different multimedia formats. Learn how Seesaw can help teachers provide useful feedback and monitor what students are creating in the classroom.

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This video shows the hands on interaction between the student and the Seesaw application. Demonstrating how easy it is to use not only for both parents and teachers, but more importantly the students.  We see Maya take a picture of her work with such ease, which later can be seen by both her teacher and parents.  She even calls it an “ appropriate Facebook for kids” which I thought was pretty funny and cool, and I think it would be an application that students would really enjoy.

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Students use Seesaw for online digital portfolios.

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This video tells you over all ways students and parents can use Seesaw. What I really liked about the video was how it gave the students perspective on how they feel about the app and use it. One boy said it was like a "Facebook page but kid friendly". He then continued to give examples of how he uses the app. Over all very helpful video.

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Johnston Learning Spotlight: Wallace Elementary

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Wallace Elementary teachers and students explain the SeeSaw app and how it helps classrooms communicate with parents.

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This video about SeeSaw describes how students and parents can connect throughout the day about class activities. Students are able to document the work they're doing by taking photos or videos of their work to post for friends and family to see. I think this is a really innovative way to share work on the internet in an educational setting
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Using seesaw in the classroom (Vlog 234)

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This video was helpful in that it went more in depth about the interaction that happens between students and parents with seesaw. Recognition of students' work in the artmaking process is important for their confidence and growth! The seesaw app could help my classroom in this way.

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Seesaw | Elementary Learning Experience Platform

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Seesaw | Elementary Learning Experience Platform

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Elementary Learning Experience Platform | Seesaw

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Seesaw is a Learning Experience Platform with 25M+ users, enhancing elementary education, engagement, and school culture while improving academic success.

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Sofia Puey
This video from Seesaw shows how the parents can also see what their kids are doing in school. It also encourages the students to share and post their work on an app that helps build their confidence in the work that they do.

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Katie Corkern
This video shows what Seesaw looks like from the students' perspective. It helps you picture how the student can use Seesaw and how easy the website/app is to use.

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Seesaw: Walk Through Student Experience in Class Code Sign In Mode

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Seesaw is a student-driven digital portfolio for K-12 classrooms. Available on iOS, Android, Chromebooks and the web. In this video you will see what the Seesaw student experience looks like. You'll learn how students sign in to Seesaw, add items and view journals.

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Join 5th Grade teacher Brenda Morrow for 30 minutes as she shows you simple ideas that you can try tomorrow in 5th grade.

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What's your favorite material to use in art?

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What's your favorite material to use in art?

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Illustrator

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adobe creative cloud

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What's your favorite teaching app or tool? 

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What's your favorite teaching app or tool? 