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This will lead you to the infographic

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This Video shows you how to create an infographic using CANVA

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How to Create an Infographic using Canva

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Benefits and Challenges of using this edTool.

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Benefits and Challenges of using this edTool.

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The first thing to note is that for me as a not so tech savvy millennial, this tool was fair easy to use. Once I figured out how to navigate the platform, which took less that 30 minutes, the rest was up to my creativity. The aspect I enjoyed the most was that it offered templates and images. So, I could try out different options until I found one that resonated with what I was attempting to achieve. Most importantly, I could use it for free. However, the free version is limited. As a result I did feel that my creativity is stunted. My main concern was it was not clear about who actually owns the rights to my creation. It did make me feel uneasy knowing that my work could be used without my permission even though this is not explicitly communicated.

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5 useful ways to incorporate Canva for Lessons

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5 useful ways to incorporate Canva for Lessons

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1. Creating Lessons, Worksheets and resources

2. Creating Anchor Charts

3. Creating Digital Badges

4. Creating Student Awards

5. Help students create learning portfolios

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How to Use Google Slides - Beginner's Guide

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Benefits and Challenges of using google slides

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Benefits and Challenges of using google slides

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The first aspect worth noting is that it has autosave and cloud storage. As a teacher, this technical failures can happen and hours if not days of work can disappear in an instant. However, with google slides, work is reasonably safe. This ensures for a successful teaching journey. Secondly, it is free to use. On the other hand, it has limited templates and can make work less intriguing. It does not have a desktop app and offline use is very limited. This makes it difficult to the teaching process tedious if Wifi connection is weak.

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5 ways to incorporate Google Slides  for lessons

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5 ways to incorporate Google Slides  for lessons

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1. Slides can be shared with students

2. Sound/audio can be added to slides. e.g.: Narration or Music

3. Videos can be added

4. Interactive slides can be used in the lesson

5. Link internal slide to external sites for self-directed activities

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This is the link to edpuzzle video one

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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This will lead you to the edpuzzle video 2

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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This will lead you to an an online google forms quiz

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This will show you how to integrate EdPuzzle with YouTube.

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How to Integrate EdPuzzle and YouTube - Step by Step Tutorial

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The first benefit that stands out to me is that this platform allows students to interact with videos at a deeper level. It especially removes the student form a passive state of looking and hearing to a state of active observation and listening. As a teacher the students responses to the content allow me to gage how much they comprehend and what I would need to spend more time on before moving on to the next question. An aspect of this tool that I particularly enjoy is that it offers the teacher the ability to create step by step tutorials, video tutorials and/or guides. It also has live mode which allows students to interact with a projected content and work on it from their own devices. The major draw backs are that you must have internet and all the teachers content is public.

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This will show you how to use edpuzzle

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This video is a tutorial for google forms

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How to Create a Google Forms Quiz | Self Grading and Imports into Google Classroom

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The first benefit that stands out to me is that this platform allows students to interact with videos at a deeper level. It especially removes the student form a passive state of looking and hearing to a state of active observation and listening. As a teacher the students responses to the content allow me to gage how much they comprehend and what I would need to spend more time on before moving on to the next question. An aspect of this tool that I particularly enjoy is that it offers the teacher the ability to create step by step tutorials, video tutorials and/or guides. It also has live mode which allows students to interact with a projected content and work on it from their own devices. The major draw backs are that you must have internet and all the teachers content is public.

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1. Create quick and easy substitute teacher lesson plans.

2. Upload own lessons

3. Revision/Reviewing

4. Showcase student projects

5. Provide extension materials for differentiation.

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1. Create quick and easy substitute teacher lesson plans.

2. Upload own lessons

3. Revision/Reviewing

4. Showcase student projects

5. Provide extension materials for differentiation.

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Google Forms has as easy to use interface. It is free and allows you to create as much as you want. The forms of questions you may create are vast. As a teacher this allows my assessments to avoid being monotonous. The only draw back I could perceive were as follows, it needs an internet connection, its limited in regards to customisation and it has limitations to its uploading capacity.

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1. Morning bellringer.

2. Reading quiz.

3. Permission slip generator.

4. Form to lesson plan

5. Parent-teacher conference sign up