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I explored Peardeck. I like how it can be connected to our google slides and the interactive components.

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EdPuzzle for making interactive instructional videos 

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EdPuzzle for making interactive instructional videos 

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Flip Grid would be a great way for my learners to share what they have learned about a topic.

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i liked that there were a lot of quizzes available to choose from... alot like Kahoot but learners can work at thier own pace

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I want to make card sorts...it looks like Formative would do it but I don’t have access to the premium features to use it

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I looked more in depth at these two tools. I plan to look through their libraries more tomorrow.

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There are a lot of teacher created lessons already there to use

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I was reminded about EdPuzzle and how it works. Used it in the past but got away from it recently.

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I'd like to explore Edpuzzle and Peardeck more and then reflect on how I may be able to use it in my intervention.

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I'd like to explore Edpuzzle and Peardeck more and then reflect on how I may be able to use it in my intervention.

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I would like to dive deeper into learning about how to use this in health class.

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Another online quiz option for students. Easy to join- they just type the name of my room, which will stay the same each time.

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Use to review content or check-ins

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I want to use pear deck as a teaching tool in the classroom OR virtually. I hope to explore it more this summer. It would be nice for math lessons and/or responding to some reading/writing skills

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I looked at formative - I'd be interested in knowing if we can get it linked to our Clever or if we can do something with Google classrooms as those are the two formats it seems to want to work with.

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I looked at formative - I'd be interested in knowing if we can get it linked to our Clever or if we can do something with Google classrooms as those are the two formats it seems to want to work with.

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I knew of this before but didn't think there was much use for it in the mathematics classroom. The link with 30 uses allowed me to see it as a good way for students to pose questions anonymously, submit assignments, or even post/share to other students.

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I love that I can embed a graph for students to interact with

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Interactive tool that will allow me to take my existing Google Slides and make them more interactive for my students

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Both are interactive presentations. I might use these to teach new content or review content, and check learners' understanding as they move through the presentation. I like that they both have audio capabilities, as that will be beneficial for many of my learners.

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EdPuzzle for making interactive instructional videos and also learned additional features possible with Kahoot, such as asynchronized game play and adding videos.

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EdPuzzle for making interactive instructional videos and also learned additional features possible with Kahoot, such as asynchronized game play and adding videos.

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Can be used as an interactive way to present. I could use it during whole group instruction.

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We used a lot of videos in music lessons, so I think I can use EdPuzzle to make them more engaging

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I didn't realize there was a way to do Kahoot as an individually paced challenge.
Also, the Premium version is temporarily free "as long as your school is closed".

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It's basically an online quiz/review game. My group did a nice job explaining the differences between this and Kahoot. If online in the fall it will be nice to be able to make quizizz an assignment that the learners complete on their own time.

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Pear Deck and Socrative- both seem to be nice ways to allow learners to respond and I can keep track of their responses to gauge their understanding

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I think Pear Deck will be very useful to teach virtually as well as in the classroom. I like that you can easily previously made lessons to it.

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I think Pear Deck will be very useful to teach virtually as well as in the classroom. I like that you can easily previously made lessons to it.

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I hope to make my math notes a big more interactive.

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SEL slides for Social Skills. Temperature check-ins, active listening, different perspectives, stress check. Lots of topics I cover in Social Skills.

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I want to use this as an interactive slide during my lessons.

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Many premade videos or upload own video. Can embed down question, cut out unwanted section, do voice-overs, etc. assign and prevent skipping. Great analytics for teachers to see each child’s responses. Great for sub plans.

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Looking forward to the lessons that they are pushing out soon.

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Kahoot but haven’t figured out how to do it live virtually without kids having 2 devices

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Kahoot but haven’t figured out how to do it live virtually without kids having 2 devices

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I am definitely here for more ideas. Other than SeeSaw and NearPod Activities, my students are most familiar with FlipGrid.

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Kahoot

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Quizlet Live, Seesaw

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Nearpod... I like being able to have kids interact so I can check their learning while I’m teaching

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Seesaw was a great way to stay connected with learners, for them to demonstrate learning and for me to be able to give feedback

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Students love the competition piece

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Quizlet Live, kahoot. Kids are highly engaged in both of these and as long as I don't overuse them it generates a lot of enthusiasm.

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Quizlet Live, kahoot. Kids are highly engaged in both of these and as long as I don't overuse them it generates a lot of enthusiasm.

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The kids love playing it and it provides lots of formative feedback to the LF

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mostly because it's been my go to tool during quarantine. I know how to use it, the kids know how to use it and you can have a longer period of response time (as compared to kahoot) which is helpful for math problems.

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Quizizz: I like that kids work at own pace and it is not a race.

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Pear Deck gives a private way for kids to answer questions but for me to see their responses. I get more feedback when I ask a question because everyone has to answer and then I can display all the answers without names

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Kids enjoy the competition and stay engaged... I also like being able to save results to my Google Drive.

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Lots of activities and I can create my own. I can monitor their participation and send personal videos or assign personal activities.

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Kahoot!  The kids enjoy the game show format and competitive nature

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I like how it is more individualized than Kahoot and less intimidating for those learners who are sensitive to others seeing their screens when they get a wrong answer.

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Gimkit was a huge success when reviewing for SLO quizzes throughout the year.

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Quizlet Live

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Kahoot

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Keeps srudents together, on task, and continuausly interacting. I did not try this online yet.

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Learners can answer questions in an engaging way! Great tool to review content! Easy to use with young learners.

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Quizlet live, kids really enjoy the fast paced competition

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Quizlet live, kids really enjoy the fast paced competition

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Formative assessment tool, real time data, data in an excel sheet. You can provide learners with hints for questions. Higher tech version of Kahoot!