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Student Engagement with Collaborative Documents - Google Jamboard

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Student Engagement with Collaborative Documents

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Requiring a product will also allow students to develop and hone their technical skills by creating slides or other electronic documents.

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Don't let students simply "report back". Give them a product to create, something tangible (even if digital). This creates a stronger requirement to complete the task, as well as an artifact you can review if necessary.

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Student Engagement with Collaborative Documents - Google Jamboard

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Student Engagement with Collaborative Documents

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More over, you can turn off the screen sharing! If everyone is working on the same collaborative document, there is no need to share your screen. Less control, more individuality.

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Collaborative office tools

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Collaborative reading annotations

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Collaborative mood board

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Collaborative white board

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Collaborative Learning is more than basic group work

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Collaborative Learning is more than basic group work

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Students must understand the specific requirements and expectations.

Students must understand that the point is to WORK TOGETHER to come to a conclusion or solution.

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Professional benefits

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1. The presence of someone with the knowledge and skills to guide the learner

2. Scaffolding, or supportive activities provided by the mentor or teacher that help guide the learner through the ZPD

3. Social interactions that allow the learner to observe and practice their skills

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"The distance between the actual development level as determined by independent problem solving and the level of potential development as determined through problem-solving under adult guidance or in collaboration with more capable peers." (Vygotsky, 1935)

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Academic / Social / Mental benefits

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