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I use Chat to get instant responses from students. It is also a good tool that helps to give directions to students.

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I use Chat to get instant responses from students. It is also a good tool that helps to give directions to students.

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Zoom Chat has been my most successful way to see student thinking.

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1-Students were silent every time I went into a room. After a couple of tries students themselves asked me to stop using them.
However my social studies teacher of only 10th graders loves the chat rooms.

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Draw it's are useful to get student thinking, they can approach answering a problem to their ability - start with highlighting or stating known information, or telling me that they don't understand. They also really like the Time to Climb activity.

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Rarely students use camera. However, microphone is a necessary tool in remote learning.

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Rarely students use camera. However, microphone is a necessary tool in remote learning.

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similar to draw it slides in nearpod, students can draw out their work or use it to follow along while I draw out my work in real time.

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Have used desmos to re-teach/show graphing. Students can double check how/where to plot a point or what a line looks like given the equation. Also have used some desmos activities for asynchronous to supplement holes in learning.

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Breakout Rooms have been a disaster.  I can't get kids to work together or even talk.

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Breakout Rooms have been a disaster.  I can't get kids to work together or even talk.

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Using it to create and administer tests/quizzes, students have the ability to use a scratch pad to show their work. And some of the formats of how students may answer a question in Edulastic allows for drawings/seeing their thinking.

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2-Students answer but I feel like they randomly pick a choice.

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I use google slides in nearpod.It is a good tool to prepare a lesson.

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I use google slides in nearpod.It is a good tool to prepare a lesson.

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I can't get kids to turn on their camera's or unmute to give me their thoughts.  

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I can't get kids to turn on their camera's or unmute to give me their thoughts.  

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3-I keep it up to date but students never seem to look at it. Rather confusing on my end.

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Its quick and kids can send stuff just to me so they don't have to be wrong in front of the whole class

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This is an important tool that students get information, assignment, discussion, tests.

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This is an important tool that students get information, assignment, discussion, tests.

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Nearpod has been my best tool to see student thinking. Draw it and polls

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Nearpod has been my best tool to see student thinking. Draw it and polls

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It is a very important tool that is interactive . It motivates and enhances student participation. You can use it also in formative assessments.

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It is a very important tool that is interactive . It motivates and enhances student participation. You can use it also in formative assessments.

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I think it works well for many things including review activities and things where graph or look at pictures to help students really visualize the image.

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Strong readers and motivated students report success with Mathia. Poor readers really struggle and lose motivation quickly.

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I use Whiteboard.fi to help students after school when we are one on one.  

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I use Whiteboard.fi to help students after school when we are one on one.  

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the level is too high for some of my students and the independent work time isn't always yielding results

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I am not seeing a lot of student thinking with Mathia.

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I am not seeing a lot of student thinking with Mathia.

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Students who have the desire to learn like this method. However it is very easy for students to tune out. Students have told me that this is their favorite format for learning.

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I haven't done it much, but kids seem willing to unmute to ask/turn on their cameras if they are alone in a breakout room. I can float between rooms when they have a question and I've mostly used it on test days so we can talk if they have a question without disrupting anyone else/giving away hints.

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Edulastic has been useful for test taking.  It is more user friendly.  

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Edulastic has been useful for test taking.  It is more user friendly.  

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It is a very interesting and a good teaching tool but only few make use of it.

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It is a very interesting and a good teaching tool but only few make use of it.

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A good tool for test-taking and sorting OT our results in STANDARDS.

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A good tool for test-taking and sorting OT our results in STANDARDS.