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Wakelet is a great resource for gathering information in one spot for students and families

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Wakelet is a great resource for gathering information in one spot for students and families

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https://wakelet.com/wake/9YP7q8JTJ7fADQRudMlY5

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Parents/Guardians and Distance Learning - Wakelet

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Ways guardians can help support students during distance learning.

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Get Students Excited To Turn On Their Cameras With Facemoji and other digital avatar apps.

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Get Students Excited To Turn On Their Cameras With Facemoji and other digital avatar apps.

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Join over 4 million users! Facemoji is the #1 avatar app that lets you be yourself, make new friends and have fun!

A TON OF NEW ACCESSORIES!

Amazing but a tiny problem

I love this app. It has so much potential! This app is better than Animoji because I own an iOS 12 so that means that the update went on iOS 13 so I can't get that until my iPhone 10 ( iOS 12) is not usable anymore. So I love the app because it's better than Animoji because Animoji has less to choose from than Animoji. In Animoji you can't get piercings on your face, only use it for messages, can't have masks, and can't get as much types of lips or hair. Now let's get to the problem. When I made a emoji on Facemoji I found out you can change the expression while you create the emoji. So when I did that I put on the winky face. Then the next day when I put on the emoji I opened both of my eyes but still was closing one eye. The eye looked glitchy. I closed the app and went back on again but it was still there. I changed to another emoji and went back again but it didn't work. Can you please fix this silly bug or glitch. That will be great. 👋 bye.

Great, but have Suggestions

I got this app a few months ago. I think it is an amazing app and I think that this app is very underrated. However, I have many suggestions. The first one, I ask you to add is comments. I think it would be nice for stories to have comments because I think at some point it would be necessary. For example, I have seen people talk to each other using stories, which I find kinda dumb. (No offense) And the next suggestion I would like to make is so that you can unfriend people. I got so frustrated when I found out you couldn't unfriend people, so please make that a feature to the game. Ad for the third one, I would like it if you could take a photo facing you without having a Facemoji because some people do face reveals, but have to use a mirror. I think that makes it a lot harder that way and a lot more unnecessary. Lastly, pretty please make it so that you can delete posts. I would get so mad that I wouldn't be able to delete a story because it was just so embarrassing, I messed up etc. Please add these suggestions to the game. And I would love it if you reply. Thank you. 😊❤️

Edit: And I just found out that the invite friends and get 1000 points is fake. I just invited my friend and she got the app, but I didn't get 1000 points. 🤦‍♀️😑

Great, but it's a RIP-OFF! And a few problems

This app is...er...okay I guess but little do you know, it's a ripoff of Apple's Memoji. This app is okay if you don't have the Memoji app. But, now there's an update (Which is an old one) that now ALL iOS devices can use "Memoji" and not just phones. I would recommend this if you do NOT have an iOS device. This app is great but not gonna lie, Memoji is kinda better! I mean, I'm not saying "don't use this app and use Memoji", what I mean is..THAT ITS A RIP-OFF. I used to use it when I didn't have Memoji. It was fun but I really did want one EXACTLY like Memoji. Anyways, I used to have a problem with this app which really REALLY needs to be fixed. So, once I was wanting to make a new character in FaceMoji. When I pressed on the app, this little thing popped up in the WHOLE SCREEN. It said something like "Make an account! It's fun" and then I pressed "Make an account", then when I first pressed it, it kicked me off the app. I tried probably more than once and it still kept doing that. And the last problem is that just now when I wanted to download the app again and wanted to check it out, it didn't let me! I was really confused 🤔. Please fix these bugs! I would really love it if you would. Have a wonderful summer (even if it is at home) and DON'T BE RACIST.
Your fellow CoOkIeMoNsTeR🥴🥴 as always

Information

Seller

Omnipresence, Inc.

Compatibility

Requires iOS 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References

Infrequent/Mild Realistic Violence

Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humor

Infrequent/Mild Medical/Treatment Information

Infrequent/Mild Horror/Fear Themes

Infrequent/Mild Simulated Gambling

Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence

Infrequent/Mild Sexual Content and Nudity

Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes

Copyright

© 2020 Facemoji

In-App Purchases

1. 15,000 Facemoji ₱oints $9.99

2. 3,000 Facemoji ₱oints $0.99

3. 5,000 Facemoji ₱oints $3.99
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Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Join over 4 million users! Facemoji is the #1 avatar app that lets you be yourself, make new friends and have fun! A TON OF NEW ACCESSORIES! I love this app. It has so much potential!

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Greet your students and colleagues in an unexpected way.

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Nearpod.com is an extremely engaging learning platform for students. It has a multitude of ways to engage students from class quiz games where students can choose an avatar to sticky note collaborative boards.

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Distance learning demands new approaches to cultivating student participation-in a synchronous, live video setting, every minute counts, whether your goal is rooted in engagement, social and emotional learning and community building, or formative assessment.

To stimulate meaningful participation, you'll likely need a few participation strategies in your toolbox that you can deploy in any number of contexts, and you'll need to mix and match them to get results.

Here I'll describe three of my favorite strategies for encouraging class participation. Note, however, that each strategy can be adapted for asynchronous delivery, where students complete self-paced tasks, and I've included suggestions for tailoring each strategy to asynchronous connection.

Kick Things Off With Polls

In a live video lesson, you can often get the ball rolling by conducting a poll and sharing the results. Polls are great conversation starters because there are no wrong answers, and they shed light on student interests and trends in the group.

Tools such as Poll Everywhere and Google Forms work well in different settings, but I tend to suggest Mentimeter, which allows teachers to use a free account to set up polls and share them with students by way of a URL and a code; students can use a laptop or smartphone to respond to the poll, and they don't even need to log in. Mentimeter is flexible enough that you can choose a few different question types, and I like that it is mobile-friendly-students can participate using any device.

Depending on the situation, you can share the live results as they come in or wait until all responses have been submitted.

Usually polls offer limited choices for responses, but you can try the open-ended response option. You can prompt students to share a bit about themselves with open-ended questions such as:

What was the last great book you read?

If you could recommend one movie to the class, what would it be?

Which season is your favorite?

Asynchronous connection: Give students the option to start their week by answering polls about their favorite things-movies, sports teams, superheroes, etc. You can share a Google Form or Microsoft Form at the beginning of the week and then share the results by email at the end of the week.

Spark Discussions in Chat

During live video instruction, students can use chat spaces to share responses to questions you pose to the group. Zoom and Google Meet have built-in chat areas for participants. What makes this different from a discussion thread or comment box is that a chat space provides an opportunity for students to connect in real time. They can respond to questions from classmates or share supplemental resources.

Since chat spaces can become noisy with active groups, you might want to set up some norms for using them. Start by orienting the group to the chat space. Ask them to say hello so they get comfortable navigating that part of the screen, and then declare the purpose and expectations for the chat. For example, tell your students to add the letter Q before they type if they have a question, or to add a star before typing if they have a resource to share. In Distance Learning Essentials, I share some additional tips for adjusting expectations for spelling, grammar, and punctuation in chat spaces.

If you're looking for a supplemental chat space, you may want to try Backchannel Chat or a discussion thread within your learning management system that you launch at the start of your live video lesson.

Asynchronous connection: Try video responses with Flipgrid. Students can post a video after reading an article or watching a video clip. Arrange a time frame when the chat or discussion is active for them to view other students' videos and react to them.

Prompt Discussion With Word Clouds

In a word cloud activity, you can ask students to submit a word and then use Mentimeter or Poll Everywhere to show trends and patterns. The more popular a word is among the students, the larger it appears on the screen within the cloud, and the word cloud grows and changes shape as students respond.

For this kind of activity, you'll want to ask a question with a one-word response. This could be a question like:

What is your favorite thing to do on a Saturday?

Which type of music do you like best?

What word describes the main character [or setting, mood, etc.] in our book?

You can also use a tool your students are already familiar with to accomplish the same thing. For example, if your students regularly use Google Slides, you can create a collaborative document with a slide for each student. They can post their word or a phrase to the slide with their name on it. You can finish up your instruction with a quick slideshow that shares everyone's response.

Asynchronous connection: Ask students to set a one-word intention for the following week in a space like Padlet. You can share the Padlet space on a Thursday and keep it open until Monday.

While these strategies are tailored to meet the challenges of distance learning, you can use them in traditional classrooms as well. Polls are often great introductions to lessons, authentic chats can build digital citizenship skills, and word clouds can reflect and share students' impressions.

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3 Participation Strategies for Live Video Instruction

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Distance learning demands new approaches to cultivating student participation-in a synchronous, live video setting, every minute counts, whether your goal is rooted in engagement, social and emotional learning and community building, or formative assessment.

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Have fun with synchronous or asynchronous quizzes. Kahoot is a great resource to be used for community building exercises.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Take a look at my introduction to 6th grade art lesson in Nearpod. It is geared towards getting students comfortable getting their ideas on paper and letting them get to know me.
This lesson was originally done synchronously, but the code below is student-paced and will allow you to explore the lesson at your leisure.

Join with this CODE at join.nearpod.com or in the app

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Students and families are missing out on many opportunities to meet school staff outside of their class teachers. Give them an opportunity to meet everyone with a Flipgrid!

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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Flipgrid is useful for classroom lessons, but it can also be used for school community building activities and events such as student elections.

Candidate Speeches:

President: https://flipgrid.com/+burns1523

Vice President: https://flipgrid.com/+burns7255

Secretary: https://flipgrid.com/+burns8535

Treasurer: https://flipgrid.com/+burns6523

Commissioner: https://flipgrid.com/+burns1065

Historian: https://flipgrid.com/+burns4509

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Check out this Flipgrid Mixtape and the magic of student voice!