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1. Using GSuite with the 4Cs
2. Using Canvas and Classroom to keep you and your students organized.
3. HyperDocs and ChoiceBoards

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I have LOTS of experience on how to’s

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1. “how to’s”
2. Engagement strategies for sync or asynchronous sessions
3. Strategies and best practices to build community in your online environment.
4. Breakout rooms via Google forms

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1.Flipgrid for formative assessments
2.Screencastify for creating a tutorial
3. Google Forms for surveys and quick assessments

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1) PD on creativity in the classroom/remote 2) PD on using Google Suite/Sites/Wix/Flipgrid to centralize communication, engage, and empower 3) PD on Communication, classroom management and learning environments with any CMS/LMS - Schoology, Google Classroom, Canvas, Edsby, Seesaw - But I'm flexible!

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1. I can contribute or produce anything that has to do with Microsoft Teams, and OneNote class notebook 2. I can also create content using canvas. I create professional learning for a living, so creating PD is "my thing". 3. Instructional Design is one of my strengths as well. 4. 21st Century Learning pedagogy and skills.

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Tutorials/information about accessibility tools in the Microsoft Suite

A one-stop-shop document that contains links and information about the platforms and tools that we curate

Instructional materials of any kind (screencasts, infographics, step-by-step instrtuctions, etc.)

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1) Interactive PearDeck lessons with on-the-spot checks for understanding & show calls.

2) Annotation worksheets on Kami (this platform allows for drawings, highlighting, video & voice annotations)

3) Leveled (but still rigorous) exit tickets

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Flipgrid to build class community and student engagement

Building digital Menus, Choice Boards, and Playlists

Strategies for integrating 4Cs in a digital environment

Screencast strategies to provide engaging digital lessons

Google Drawings - 101 (exaggerate for effect) uses for Google Drawings in the Digital Classroom

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1. Using 21st Century learning in online/blended
2. Supporting teachers in focusing on the objectives and then selecting appropriate tech
3. Integrating various Microsoft tools together

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1. Using Screencastify for direct instruction.
2. Help teachers earn their Google Educator Certifications.
3. Integration of tools and resources to increase the 4C's.

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1.) Using Flipgrid and Mixtapes to create a digital student learning portfolio.
2.) Using the G Suite tools in early primary grades to allow students to create, communicate, collaborate, and critically think.
3.) How students can use extensions (Screencastify) or Digital Tools to demonstrate understanding (metacognition) and for teachers to provide feedback

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Joelle Massari

Using Flipgrid for discourse and collaboration

Using Wakelet to curate evidence

Using DoInk for green screen classroom productions

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I love using Teams and Microsoft programs! I would like to contribute artifacts focusing on using Teams for assignments and feedback for elementary. I would also like to share how to create digital binders using OneNote and Teams. Ive also been experimenting with using the Teams platform to do small group collaborative discussions.

Another type of artifact that I would like to share is using Nearpod to enhance learning by integrating some of the activities like PhET and virtual field trips.