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I've been using PearDeck and the student have told me they really like it! 

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I've been using PearDeck and the student have told me they really like it! 

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Create Hyper Docs and use the Comment Bank in Google Docs to give specific feedback.

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I want to try to use jamboard for students to collaborate on activities

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I want to try to use jamboard for students to collaborate on activities

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Opening the space with: How are you? Ending the session with: How are you feeling on a 1-3 scale about what you learned and what is expected of you?

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Monday Check In Survey on Google Forms - how are you and do you need anything

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Monday Check In Survey on Google Forms - how are you and do you need anything

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I have been using independent breakout rooms in Zoom to have conferences with students, and share my screen to demonstrate things. I like the idea of using a hyperdoc to have students work independently with more support as they work. They mostly do that now with what I am putting in Google Classroom (links, etc.), but having things set up in hyperdocs seems like it will simplify things for the students. 

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I have been using independent breakout rooms in Zoom to have conferences with students, and share my screen to demonstrate things. I like the idea of using a hyperdoc to have students work independently with more support as they work. They mostly do that now with what I am putting in Google Classroom (links, etc.), but having things set up in hyperdocs seems like it will simplify things for the students. 

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I want to plan to use flip grid in my history classes. It seems like a cool way to get the students involved and using their voices. 

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I want to plan to use flip grid in my history classes. It seems like a cool way to get the students involved and using their voices. 

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break out rooms and a shared google doc where I and the students work on assignment.   

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break out rooms and a shared google doc where I and the students work on assignment.   

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Giving a Revsision Resubmission form that students can always access.

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The opening routines posted through Facing History all provide a way for a "self-check in," for each individual students...and gives the teacher a chance to quickly assess how the community is doing. Knowledge of self is central to agency!

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The opening routines posted through Facing History all provide a way for a "self-check in," for each individual students...and gives the teacher a chance to quickly assess how the community is doing. Knowledge of self is central to agency!

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continuing to use hyperdocs in future lessons

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I think hyperdocs would be good for this - it seems really student-driven (and requires a lot of student ownership/responsibility)

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I think hyperdocs would be good for this - it seems really student-driven (and requires a lot of student ownership/responsibility)

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incorporate the use of jamboards more in future lessons. particularly with the research project approaching it can be a great place to get everyone collaborating and sharing ideas with one another.

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This is a math-specific resource, but Desmos has a really great activity builder.  I've been using it to give "notes" because it allows students to enter responses

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This is a math-specific resource, but Desmos has a really great activity builder.  I've been using it to give "notes" because it allows students to enter responses