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Can upload PDFs and documents and easily check their answers.

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Manuel and automatically

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I finally got around to making a group assignment in Canvas. It was wonderful. I had the group leader make a copy of the slideshow they were making. Then only one person submits the assignment. When I graded the slideshow the grade
automatically went to each student.  It took me about 15 minutes to grade a whole class of slideshows!

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Students are able to collaborate with peers and teacher through images, text, drawings, post it notes, etc...

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Small study sessions

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Gimkit
Padlet
Pear Deck

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Pear Deck

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Chat Box

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Rubrics in canvas provide immediate, structured feedback to students. Especially helpful when working on writing.

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Break out rooms
Quizlet Live

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I LOVE being able to give students feedback on their written answers while they are still working in class. They are much more likely to correct their work compared to me writing on a stack of papers that get tossed without a glance from the student.
I think the student appreciate seeing the small changes that they need to make in their writing to make it A+ work. They are often closer than they think they are.

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Each group receives a slide to contribute ideas.. teacher and class can see what everyone is typing.

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I found that my students were engaged when they had a chance to speak to one another and debate. I would give them a topic they could vote on in the polls and then open the floor for discussion.

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Comment section in Canvas under speedgrader 

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Comment section in Canvas under speedgrader 

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Class writing journal- students can video, post, draw, write to your topics or discussions- they can then like their peers work

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ate with peers and teacher through images, text, drawings, post it notes, etc...
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This is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Where I would have asked a question and then asked for volunteers or cold called on a student and got crickets, this requires students to put in their answers as you go.

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I use this as a way to allow students to annotate on any PDF document and allows for easy collaboration, feedback and everyday use. It also syncs with google drive and can be used as an external tool