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Great resource! I can definitely see this being a useful tool for my 8th graders next year. Thanks for pointing out that it's more than a worksheet!

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This is awesome!  Such a wealth of information.  Thank you for the best session!

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This is awesome!  Such a wealth of information.  Thank you for the best session!

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Can’ t wait to share with my teachers

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This is a great idea. Like all other tech activities, you have to know where you're going before you begin the project.

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Very good stuff. I love the layout you used and variety of other layouts. Also love that you said it is not just a doc with hyperlinks!

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Very good stuff. I love the layout you used and variety of other layouts. Also love that you said it is not just a doc with hyperlinks!

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A good hyperdoc should take the students through every level of the SAMR model.👍🏻

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Hyperdocs are the 🤬! I like that you can construct every part of a lesson from the hook, the instruction, discovery, assessment, and reflection in one spot. My 🤬 is going to use HyperDocs in my class all the damn time

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Hyperdocs are the 🤬! I like that you can construct every part of a lesson from the hook, the instruction, discovery, assessment, and reflection in one spot. My 🤬 is going to use HyperDocs in my class all the damn time

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Identifying the lesson parts helps students learning on their own to understand the learning process and gauge their progress

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This reminds me of taking WebQuests to the next level

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This reminds me of taking WebQuests to the next level

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I can definitely see the benefits of this!

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It is interesting to see the different formats, from extensive to a simple game board .  What might be the best "hook" to get buy in from hesitant teachers?

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It seems it could take a lot of upfront time to create. How much time do you spend to make a high school level HD?

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Some are more involved (I guess this is the right word), but I'd really like to see some for lower elementary, too.  They look fantastic though.