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Dividere lo schermo  durante le lezioni con MEET 

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Resize - split screen layouts

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Condividere lo schermo, continuando a vedere gli Studenti su GOOGLE MEET [Tutorial per Insegnanti]

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The #1 hit app as seen on TV! More than 3 million downloads so far.

Bring photos of your pet to life. Make them speak realistically and share it as a video on Facebook, or email it as a special greeting to your friends and family.

Packed full of features!

- Lots of animals to choose from even if you don't have your own pet

- Record your own voice or choose from hundreds of hilarious pre-recorded clips

- Change the voice from big dog to little cat or anything in between

- Add hats, glasses, moustaches and more to your pet

- Turn your pet into a digital personal assistant. Have them tell you the weather forecast , news headlines , or even get them to remind you of your appointments

- iMessage integration, send your messages using your talking pet

- Advanced animation, your pet looks around in 3D

- Add text to make your own memes

*** SUBSCRIPTION TERMS ***

My Talking Pet offers auto-renewing monthly and yearly subscriptions to 'My Talking Pet Pro'. My Talking Pet Pro has no limit on saving and sharing videos, has no watermark on videos, unlocks special modes for hats, glasses and filters, and unlocks more animals to use in addition to your own photos.

My Talking Pet offers free trials, which auto-enrol into the selected subscription if not cancelled during the free trial period. Any unused portion of free trial periods, if offered, will be forfeited if you start a new subscription before the completion of your trial. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.

Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renew at any time from your iTunes account settings but refunds will not be provided for any unused portion of the term.

Privacy policy:
https://mytalkingpet.app/privacy

Terms of service:
https://mytalkingpet.app/terms

Version 8.4.1

Bug fixes and improvements

GURLLLL MTP IS MY QUARANTINE OBSESSION!!!

I am not exclusively talking with friends via anthropomorphic MyTalkingPet creation. Some things I've made talk so far: Tom Hardy's weird MySpace pics (gurl look it up, they are ICONIC!), a timer, a glowing orb (it's an led light, not, like, a magical orb.... wait guys MyTalkingPet IS magic so like, you know?), a tree stump, Danny Trejo, a busted box of tissues, a pillow (my pillow my talking pet?!?), the Cocid19 molecule, the MyTalkingPet logo wearing a sombrero, my purse (who desperately wants to go outside btw), Iko Uwais from The RAID movies (gurl, if you like violent action movies get on this series), an Instagram comment from the director of The RAID series (Gareth! Huw! Evans! You are a genius, my man), the baby dinosaur from that 'Not the mama!' Dinosaur show from the 90s, more Tom Hardys & slogan Marshall Green (who I like to refer to as Tom Hardly, but like, he's a great actor in his own right... gurl! Have you seen Upgrade!? That poor paraplegic doesn't want to fight all those people, but science made him do it... much like how tree trunks down want to wish my mother a happy Mother's Day, but I make them do it with MyTalkingPet...
IN SUMMARY: MyTalkingPet is a QUARANTINE GAME CHANGER. Now, can you please add a video chat feature? Also, please do yourself a favor and google Tom hardy MySpace. Thank you and goodnight.

Pro doesn't seem Pro

PROS: easy to use. CONS: free version is pretty useless/limited... after using it, I assume it's more of an experimentation to see if you want to invest. Limited accessories so I opted for 1 mos to investigate further. You get the same five dated clipart hats in the pro version as you do in the free version - the only difference seems to be no water marks. I care nothing about the audio options because I would be using my own, so honestly didn't check the free version. I also have a blue! On the accessory area so maybe I'm just not seeing everything but I tapped and looked and read everything I possibly could, including reloading. I was hoping for some other PRO style options like more hats/accessories that looked to be designed post 1990. You have to have a perfectly centered photo with space all around otherwise the hats get cut off and the top app banner impedes the ability to adjust the tracking. I wanted to use a photo where the dogs head was to the side but facing front and the refresh icon and banner made it difficult and frustrating. The accessories were oddly sized on that photo as well, but seemed better on the fuller headshot. I would expect these limitations on a free version, but not a pro version. Worth $3 for one month to play, but not more for me. If they made these changes I might reconsider. I will investigate some of the other talking app options out there for now.

I tried to upgrade but it won't allow it

My app says since you are offering a new app ... that you will give me free service for a year ... I do NOT require that . It is kind of you to offer but . Just let me update to the new one ! I put in my credit card three times trying to upgrade to the new PRO or 2 or whatever it is .. it's very confusing !! Why can't I override your free offering . Give it to someone else ! I am willing to pay . I think it's super fun and cute !! What is happening is that not being able to upgrade has ALSO put your watermark back in ! I have never used your free version ! We all work hard to earn money and you deserve to earn money !! So please figure out why I can't override the free service for a year . Thank you !!

The developer, Sharemob Ltd, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

Compatibility

Requires iOS 11.2 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Languages

English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese

Copyright

© 2020 ShareMob Ltd

In-App Purchases

1. Monthly $2.99

2. Yearly $23.99

3. Weekly $0.99
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Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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‎The #1 hit app as seen on TV! More than 3 million downloads so far. Bring photos of your pet to life. Make them speak realistically and share it as a video on Facebook, or email it as a special greeting to your friends and family. Packed full of features!

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Create ChatterPix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, creative cards, or even fancy book reports. And best of all, it's FREE! AGES: 5-12.

NOTE: For adults, check out our "ChatterPix" app for more fun and sharing via email and social media.

CATEGORY: Creative Expression

TOOLS: 22 stickers, 10 frames and 11 photo filters

ABOUT DUCK DUCK MOOSE
(A subsidiary of Khan Academy)
Duck Duck Moose, an award-winning creator of educational mobile apps for families, is a passionate team of engineers, artists, designers, and educators. Founded in 2008, the company has created 21 top-selling titles and has received 21 Parents' Choice Awards, 18 Children's Technology Review Awards, 12 Tech with Kids' Best Pick App Awards, and a KAPi award for "Best Children's App" at the International Consumer Electronics Show.

Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. Duck Duck Moose is now part of the Khan Academy family. Like all Khan Academy offerings, all Duck Duck Moose apps are now 100% free, without ads or subscriptions.

For kids ages 2-6, don't miss Khan Academy Kids, our new early learning app to help young children with reading, writing, math and social-emotional development!

We'd love to hear from you! Visit us at www.duckduckmoose.com or drop us a line at support@duckduckmoose.com.

Versione 1.3.7

Thanks for learning with us! We have some big news!

We've launched a new learning app for kids 2-7 called Khan Academy Kids. It's 100% FREE with no ads or subscriptions needed.

This new version of ChatterPix Kids includes some small bug fixes. Please update today!

Lo sviluppatore, Duck Duck Moose LLC, non ha fornito a Apple dettagli sulle proprie procedure per la tutela della privacy e il trattamento dei dati. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta l' informativa sulla privacy dello sviluppatore.

Dettagli non forniti

Lo sviluppatore dovrà fornire dettagli sulla privacy quando pubblicherà il prossimo aggiornamento dell'app.

Informazioni

Fornitore

Duck Duck Moose LLC

Compatibilità

iPhone

Richiede iOS 9.0 o versioni successive.

iPad

Richiede iPadOS 9.0 o versioni successive.

iPod touch

Richiede iOS 9.0 o versioni successive.

Età

4+, età consigliata: 6-8 anni

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Risorse utili per la didattica a distanza

Didattica a distanza: tutto ciò che serve in Pearltrees. Didattica a distanza, by robertosconocchini1 Ho inserito tutti gli articoli del blog dedicati a strumenti e risorse per la didattica a distanza in una cartella su Pearltrees, la migliore piattaforma di social bookmrking, che sarà costantemente arricchita di nuovi contenuti. Questo serve da un lato a consentirvi di trovare con facilità ed immediatezza articoli che magari sul blog finiscono in vecchie pagine e, dall'altro, a ricordarvi di quanto possa essere utile creare archivi di strumenti in Pearltrees, per averli sempre a portata di mano. Vai sulla sezione Pearltrees Didattica a distanza Articoli correlati. Una guida ad utilizzare Blendspace per creare lezioni online. Dopo aver realizzato un tutorial su come usare ScreencasOMatic per creare videolezioni, ho preparato ai miei colleghi una guida all'uso di Blendspace per aggregare contenuti utili per la creazione di una lezione multimediale o, semplicemente, per inviare agli studenti kit di strumenti per un lavoro di approfondimento, a livello individuale o per gruppi.

Oltretutto l'uso di questa piattaforma permette di fruire e di personalizzare tante lezioni create da altri colleghi e di creare aule virtuali per assegnare le lezioni. Vai su Blendspace Vai al video tutorial Articoli correlati. Un esempio di organizzazione di didattica a distanza con la piattaforma Didanote. Ogni scuola sta rispondendo alla sfida rappresentata dall'esigenza di organizzare modalità di didattica a distanza, in maniera diversa a seconda di una moleplicità di fattori. Vorrei segnalrvi l'esperienza dell'IStituto Comprensivo "Berardi - Nitti" di Melfi, che ha utilizzato la piattaforma Didanote (di cui parlai in questo post), per costruire un mini portale didattico di Istituto, dove ogni insegnante trova i suoi spazi per condividere materiali con i propri alunni. Mi interessa condividerlo con i lettori del blog sia come esempio virtuoso da replicare, invitando i colleghi a sperimentare questo strumento, creato da Roberto Mascia (www.didanote.it), sia perchè, curiosando dentro le bacheche digitali dei docenti che hanno attivato questa modalità, potrete trovare tanto materiale didattico, utile per la scuola dell'infanzia, la scuola primaria e la scuola secondaria di I grado.

Vai alla sezione Didattica a Distanza dell'IC di Melfi Articoli correlati. La mia scuola è differente: tutto ciò che serve per la didattica a distanza. E' stato un fine settimana frenetico quello di alcuni docenti e Dirigenti Scolastici che hanno lavorato (a distanza) per mettere in piedi da zero una piattaforma digitale interamente dedicata alle risorse per la didattica a distanza. Ho avuto il privilegio e l'onore di portare il mio modesto contributo a questa lodevole iniziativa, nata da un'idea del Ministro Azzolina, raccolta e messa in pratica da un pool di persone che hanno sperimentato concretamente efficacia e opportunità dello smart working.

All'interno del sito web La mia scuola è differente è possibile dunque consultare i materiali utili per poter garantire processi di insegnamento/apprendimento anche in periodi complicati come quelli che stiamo vivendo. Ringrazio sinceramente i compagni di questa avventura, che hanno mostrato, se ancora ce ne fosse stato bisogno, come il mondo della scuola sappia mobilitarsi e mettere a frutto le sue energie e le sue professionalità per il bene dell'unica cosa che conta davvero: gli studenti. Strumenti per la didattica a distanza all'epoca del coronavirus. L'emergenza in atto nel nostro Paese, con scuole chiuse per la rapida diffusione del coronavirus, sa fornendo l'opportunità a tante scuole di ricercare soluzioni per continuare ad assicurare il diritto allo studio ai loro studenti. In pratica, è possibile sperimentare forme di insegnamento in modalità e-learning, attraverso modalità di comunicazione multimediale che prevedono l'impiego di piattaforme informatiche in grado di garantire l'erogazione del servizio di didattica a distanza.

Si tratta di organizzare il servizio in smart-working o tele lavoro, peraltro già ampiamente utilizzato in diversi comparti anche pubblici. Questo blog ha, nel corso degli anni, segnalato diverse soluzioni che si adattano a questa necessità, a partire dagli strumenti percostruire lezioni e che vengono utilizzat in maniera asincrona e a piattaforme per creare webinar e videoconferenze la cui fruizione avviene in maniera sincrona. Provo ad elencarle in questo post. Articoli correlati. Strumenti per videoconferenze senza registrazione. Domani in diverse Regioni del nord Italia le scuole resteranno chiuse e molti colleghi inizieranno o continueranno ad uilizzare soluzioni di didattica a distanza. Può tornare utile sapere che esistono servizi che permettono di avviare sessioni di videoconferenza senza la necessità di registrarsi. Ecco dunque tre soluzioni che consentono di avviare videoconferenze in pochi secondi e che necessitano solo la condivisione del nome della stanza per potersi connettere.

Tico.chat Forse la più semplice in assoluto: dovete solo comunicare il nome della stanza, senza inserire il nome utente. Se il nome della stanza esiste già, vi connetterete alla sessione di chi ha già aperto quello spazio, altrimenti sarà il nome che dovrete comunicare ai vostri studenti per accedere. Team.video È più completo di Tico.chat, in quanto ha l'opzione di agenda del giorno, note di collaborazione, commenti non verbali e spazio per sessioni private. Le stanze sono limitate a 15 persone. Talky.io Articoli correlati. Kahoot! offre accesso gratuito a tutte le funzionalità per supportare l'apprendimento a distanza nelle scuole colpite dall'epidemia di coronavirus. Considerata l'emergenza ormai mondiale relativa al coronavirus, Kahoot! Ha reso disponibile a tutte le scuole l'accesso gratuito alla versione Premium per potenziare l'apprendimento a distanza e online e coinvolgere gli studenti sempre e ovunque. Oltre alla modalità Challenge, opzione gratuita già disponibile per tutti gli insegnanti, kahoot!

Fornisce dunque l'accesso a funzionalità di apprendimento avanzate che aiuteranno gli insegnanti a coinvolgere e motivare i loro studenti in questo momento difficile. Con la verione Premium, infatti, gli insegnanti possono utilizzare report avanzati per facilitare la valutazione formativa e creare archvi di giochi educativi a livello di scuola e di collaborare con altri insegnanti della stessa scuola. Gli Istituti Comprensivi e gli istituti di istruzione superiore interessati dall'emergenza coronavirus possono utilizzare Kahoot! Premium a costo zero a partire dal 1 ° marzo fino a quando l'epidemia in atto sarà superata. Articoli correlati. La matematica da casa per primaria e medie: Matika.

In questi giorni in cui ci si accinge a preparare materiali da inviare ai nostri studenti per farli esercitare da casa, molti mi hanno chiesto di suggerire una soluzione per la matematica con esercizi online, possibilmente in lingua italiana. Il graduale abbandono della tecnologia flash ci ha privato di molte piattaforme con giochini matematici che oggi riusciamo ancora ad usare con grande difficoltà su computer desktop e in nessun modo su mobile device. Ecco dunque una soluzione che invece vi permette di assegnare attività di matematica, dalla scuola primaria alla secondaria di I grado, in html5, quindi disponibile per tutti i tipi di dispositivi. Si tratta di Matika, con giochi matematici suddivisi per classe e tipologia, nel senso che si puo' giocare da soli, contro amici, contro il computer, in competizioni e molto altro ancora.

I docenti creano le proprie classi e scelgono il codice da comunicare agli alunni per entrare. Matika.in è una piattaforma senza scopo di lucro. Archivium: corso completo di grammatica italiana. HT Tecnologie Umanistiche è una piccola impresa innovativa che opera nel settore della linguistica e dell'educazione. Recentemente ha lnciato in rete Archivium, un intero corso di grammatica italiana completo di lezioni, esercizi e strumenti per lo studio. Il sito e' completamente gratuito e può rappresentare l''ennesima risorsa utilizzabile in questo periodo di chiusura delle scuole.

"Archivium, in collaborazione con un team di professori di italiano, ha voluto costruire una grammatica italiana consultabile liberamente online. La grammatica di Archivium copre tutti gli argomenti che si studiano a scuola, nelle scuole del secondo ciclo di studi. E' costituita da alcune centinaia di lezioni, ciascuna delle quali tratta un solo specifico argomento. Ogni lezione si articola su cinque schede: testo, lessico, teoria, esercizi, guida. La pagina del lessico servirà come riferimento per i termini poco comuni eventualmente trovati nel testo.

Vai su Archivium Articoli correlati. Materiali per la didattica a distanza per scuola primaria e media da Il Capitello. Il portale del Gruppo Editoriale Il Capitello mette a disposizione per questo periodo molto particolare una serie di materiali e risorse per la didattica a distanza, per la scuola primaria e secondaria di I grado. Si tratta di contenuti che possono essere condivisi con gli studenti o utilizzati per la realizzazione di lezioni online.

Cliccando sull'ordine di scuola, potrete accedere alle risorse, classe per classe, suddivise per materia, in formato pdf. L'accesso ai materiali è libero e non richiede registrazione. Vai ai materiali per la didattica a distanza da Il Capitello: www.capitello.it/didattica-a-distanza/ Articoli correlati. Come far vedere video Youtube agli studenti senza pubblicità e correlati. In questi giorni capita di dover inviare agli studenti, tra i vari materiali di studio, anche video Youtube. I problemi maggiori in questi casi sono essenzialmente due: la presenza di pubblicità e dei video correlati, spesso poco adatti alla fascia d'età che ci interessa. Esistono strumenti che consentono di... purificare i nostri video Youtube e quello che amio avviso resta il migliore (tra quelli gratuiti) è ViewPure. Il suo funzionamento e' semplicissimo: dalla home pagine trascinate il pulsante Purify sulla barra dei preferiti come nell'immagine sotto Una volta posizionato il pulsante, basta entrare in Youtube, scegliere il video e cliccare su Purify per visualizzarlo senza disturbi, come in questo esempio: www.viewpure.com/puwyTDKxMB8.

A quel punto disporrete del link da inviare agli studenti per vedere il filmato senza disturbi. Oltre a questo, potrete anche tagliare il video, decidendo in che punto avviarlo e dove deve terminare. Vai su viewpure Articoli correlati. Tutta la matematica di I media in 30 video di Fabrizio Bercelli. Come detto più volte, la rete abbonda di contenuti didattici già bell'e pronti, perchè non approfittarne? Un esempio sono le 30 lezioni di matematica per la classe I di scuola secondaria di I grado realizzate da Fabrizio Bercelli. Le trovate nel suo canale Youtube e partono dalla n. 1 - Gi Insiemi, per concludersi con la n. 30 - Ridurre un frazione ai minimi termini.

Un ringraziamento al collega per la sua disponibilità. Vai alla matematica per la I media di Fabrizio Bercelli Articoli correlati. Didattica a distanza: lezioni, esercizi, giochi pronti all'uso per italiano e matematica. In questi giorni si fa un gran parlare su come autoprodurre lezioni e contenuti per la didattica a distanza. Di certo, si tratta del modo migliore per "tarare" sui nostri studenti i materiali necessari, ma in rete esistono anche lezioni, esercizi, giochi pronti all'uso, che possiamo utilizzare direttamente.

Provo dunque ad elencare alcuni archivi di risorse online, per italiano e matematica, a cui i colleghi di scuola primaria e scuola secondaria di I grado possono attingere per reperire contenuti da inviare ai propri studenti. Khan Academy: corsi completi con video lezioni in italiano, dalla scuola primaria alla secondaria di i grado Youmath: matematica per scuola primaria, secondaria di I e II grado, completo di lezioni, esercizi e giochi Matika: giochi matematici suddivisi per classe e tipologia, per scuola primaria e media. Articoli correlati. Materiali e risorse per la didattica a distanza da Giunti Scuola. Anche Giunti Scuola si allinea ad altre case editrici e mette a disposizione di tutti materiali e risorse per la didattica a distanza, in questo caso per la scuola primaria. La sezione "Star bene a Scuola" della Giunti aggiunge infatti un "sempre" per sottolineare la delicatezza di questi momenti e offre dunque a studenti e docenti un archivio di materiali decisamente utili in questo periodo di chiusura delle scuole.

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How would you feel if someone said you need to change your whole approach to teaching immediately? Imagine if, instead of interacting face to face with students in your classroom, you had to create and deliver a virtual program.

Perhaps you'd feel nervous? Overwhelmed? Excited? Unqualified? Inspired? Or perhaps plain lost.

Online learning is fast becoming a reality for hundreds of millions of students worldwide. Teachers, students, families, administrators, departments, and whole communities are being forced to respond and adapt quickly.

Referring to COVID-19 (coronavirus), UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay recently announced,

...the global scale and speed of the current educational disruption is unparalleled and, if prolonged, could threaten the right to education.

Perhaps your school is already closed or planning to close. Maybe there are no signs of school closures but no one has a crystal ball to predict the future. It's never too soon to calmly plan and prepare.

Think there's no chance your school will close?

In mid-February, China was the only country mandating school closures.

Two weeks later, 22 countries were closing schools.

By March 17, 85 countries have implemented school closures.

Things are changing rapidly and exponentially.

Want a live update on school closures across the globe? Check out UNESCO's tally.

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Our guide will give you insights into how educators around the world are approaching school closures.

Thousands of teachers worldwide are currently sharing snippets of their experiences via social media or their blogs. We've compiled, curated, and built on some common themes and ideas to create this extensive guide.
Click on the links in the menu below to help you navigate the post.
This post also includes a range of useful graphics to help you that you're free to use and share. Here's a sneak peek of some:

Let's dive right in to the resources!

Daily Structure Options

The first question educators might be asking themselves is what does a "school day" look like when it's no longer happening in a school?

Let's talk about timetables, hours, and the overall structure you might implement.

In most cases, your school day will have to be based on technology although some departments, such as New York, are open to the option of mailing out work the old fashioned way. This is a good fallback if technology can't be used but you may not want to get into the habit of only handing out packets (worksheets) if you can avoid it.

📌Note: It's important to find out about students' technology/internet access at home and we have a Google Form survey you can adapt to survey your parents towards the end of the post.

The old fashioned approach can also work well to complement online learning and is important for younger students. Check out the fabulous "Learning Boxes" staff in Vietnam put together for their young learners.

We'll discuss many useful technology tools further on.

The issue of daily structure and timetables is a major consideration and some schools are constantly tweaking their approaches.

Do you stick to your regular school timetable? You could, but many schools are finding a modified approach is more realistic.

Lessons can take longer for students to complete at home for many reasons including:

Technology difficulties

No teacher guidance to keep students on track, engaged, and informed

A busy household (multiple family members and responsibilities)

Varying degrees of parent/caregiver involvement (there can be barriers like language, competence with technology and the curriculum, parenting younger children, or trying to keep up with work responsibilities)

Illness (let's not forget the reason for the school closures)

Some teachers are finding what they could get done in one period of class requires two periods when it's online.

Consider a "Percentage" Approach

Most teachers who have some experience with online schooling realize that the pace is slower and expectations need to be reduced.

Some teachers provide and expect a certain percentage of the normal student workload. For example, an elementary student might have a 50% workload, although a senior high school student may be given a 90% workload.

Suggesting a percentage might give teachers and families a ballpark if they're wondering what to expect.

Synchronous or Asynchronous Learning?

A question that may come up a lot as you plan and tweak your approach to online learning is whether your program will be synchronous or asynchronous. That is, whether it will be conducted in real-time or whether students will complete tasks according to their own schedules.

Here's a quick comparison:

You might find a mix of both is a useful strategy. Your own unique situation, including your students' age, might have a big impact on this decision too.

For some families, asynchronous learning can be more convenient: if parents are working, they may have more time to support/supervise student learning outside of business hours.

Other schools are finding synchronous learning is a powerful way to keep the class connected.

If your teaching and learning program involves video then you'll once again face the question of synchronous (e.g. live conferencing) or asynchronous (pre-recorded videos or screencasts).

We'll dive in to the video options further on, however, let's take a quick look at how some teachers are weaving conferences and recorded videos into their weekly schedules:

Examples of how Video Conferences are Being Used:

A 10 minute video conference to begin the day.

A whole class video conference at regular times during the week (e.g. 30 minutes every Monday and Friday afternoon).

A whole class video conference to introduce important lessons or projects.

A video conference to check in with each individual student each week.

On-demand video conferencing - students can sign up during a teacher's "office hours" if they want to book a session.

Small group video conferences for students with similar needs.

Optional "live recess" to allow students to connect and hang out.

Examples of how Screencasts or Recorded Videos are Being Used:

A video introduction or screencast for key lessons (might not be possible for all lessons).

A short welcome video each morning and/or reflection video each afternoon.

A screencast to offer feedback on student work and progress.

Student created screencasts to demonstrate learning.

Let's look at some specific options for daily timetables.

More Flexible Option: Distribute a Daily "To Do List"

When schools decide on expectations, they often need to consider whether they should give lesson guidelines that can be completed at any time, or stick to a traditional structure.

For example, if you were offering a flexible program, you could build on a checklist like this:
Today you need to complete:
It's optional whether you give an actual time requirement (e.g. 30 minutes) or just a task, however, a time suggestion can be helpful so students don't spend either all day working, or not enough time on task.

More Structured Option: Distribute a Timetable

Alternatively, students might be issued with a structured timetable that all students will complete at the same time, e.g.

9am - 9:45am reading

10am - 10.45am writing

10.45am - 11.30am recess

11.30am - 12.15pm science

12.30pm - 1.15pm math

1.30pm - 2.15pm lunch

2.30pm - 3.30pm catch up/specialist subjects

Factoring in time for catching up seems to be proving extremely useful for many schools. You might schedule learning activities in the morning and leave the afternoons free for catching up and offline pursuits. Alternatively, you could schedule one day a week for completing unfinished work or even have a weekly "screen-free" day.

Rather than a daily approach, some schools are taking the whole week into account and giving projects or assignments that need to be completed or worked on over 5 days. Based on progress, a new plan might then be made for the following week.

Example: Kindergarten

Ashley in the middle east is not doing any live teaching via video conference due to cultural and religious reasons.

Ashley's team sends a weekly plan to the parents of their kindergarten students along with a suggested timetable. There are no expectations that the timetable is followed exactly due to parents working and a variety of family situations.

The planners are given out two weeks in advance to help families plan ahead. The links to learning tasks go to YouTube videos and Ashley's Office 365 cloud account of activities or readings. Ashley's kindergarten class also uses Flipgrid.

Example: 5th Grade

Laura Faulk at ASIJ (American School in Japan) is a 5th grade teacher who has recently started teaching online.

Her team created a daily planner using Google Docs. They share it each morning on a website that was created for their new distance learning program.

They are currently surveying families to find out whether they'd like to have the planner in advance.

The Google Doc planner has links to all the students' classroom and specialist work. The students are given a guide as to how long to spend on each activity.

The ASIJ team adapted their ideas from the work of Hong Kong International School (HKIS have a fantastic home learning website that is worth checking out too!).

You can follow Laura and her team on Twitter (@asij_g5).

Help Students Plan Their Day

Some teachers, especially those who are giving out ongoing assignments or projects, encourage their students to plan out their own days. You could give them ideas or a template.

Here is an example which you're welcome to copy and adapt,

People seemed to like the student planners a non-twitter teacher created for our #continuouslearning students, so here is blank version. Feel free to make a copy and make your own! https://t.co/3ZzKKpUA2F
- Rebekah Madrid (@ndbekah) March 5, 2020
Instructions for use:

1. Click here to open the Google Doc

2. Go to File > Make a copy

3. Type a name and choose where to save it

4. Click Ok

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How do you Plan an Online Lesson?

Once you have ideas on how your school day will be structured, you might start zooming in to the planning of actual lessons.

What do lessons look like when they're online rather than face to face?

Despite being physically distant from your students, you still want to be as present as possible virtually. Online teaching and learning isn't a "set and forget" situation.

Like all lessons, you may want to start with learning outcomes, and possibly success criteria (your school might already have a framework for this). The delivery of the lesson will be the part that might just look a bit different.

Remember, there's nothing wrong with keeping your lessons quite simple, and in many cases they'll be similar to what you'd do in the classroom, perhaps with more autonomy and technology.

For example, your normal lesson structure might involve a warm up, revision, an explanation, student activity that aligns to outcomes, then reflection. The same sort of structure is possible with virtual lessons.

5E Model for Creating Online Lessons

Have you heard of the 5Es framework? It's an instructional model that's been around for 20+ years. Using the model, teaching and learning progresses through five phases: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate.

Author and educator, Catlin Tucker has published a post called, Tips for Designing an Online Lesson Using the 5 Es Instructional Model.

In her post, Catlin provides a simple framework that shows how the 5Es can be used to create online lessons. Catlin has also recorded a video for each "E" that explains the model further.

While the 5Es approach is far from the only way you can go about designing online lessons, it may be a useful framework for those who don't know where to start.

💡 Catlin also shares a good tip about using Google Docs to share lessons with students. Google Docs are easy to copy and edit. That means teachers can create different versions of the same lesson with minimal work. Any suggested videos, readings, or activities can be differentiated to meet the individual needs of learners.

Useful Online Tools

For some teachers, the technology part of virtual learning will be the scariest obstacle. Before we dive in to useful options, take a deep breath and remember:

Less can be more: you don't need to be using a huge range of different tools.

Start with tools students and teachers are already familiar with: there are probably some technology tools, apps, or platforms you've used in class that can be useful.

Remember, despite technology being a crucial tool for most closed schools, teaching and learning isn't about the technology. Try to focus on the core business of schools: relationships and learning.

Virtual Home Base or Online Platform: 3 Step Approach

There are some awesome tools out there for learning and creativity but first consider what you'll be using as your home base. When your classroom and school assembly halls aren't in use, your virtual hubs are more important than ever.

What will communication look like and where will learning take place? Here are three common steps you might see:

1. Communication will probably begin with information from the school district or state education department.

2. Then a school website might provide an overview of your plan for the whole community. (Need a better school website? CampusPress can help with that!).

3. From there, you could have individual class blogs or other approaches like a learning management system (e.g. Moodle, Canvas, or Google Classroom), a Facebook group (for older learners), Slack, or Seesaw.

Read on for more information and examples of this three-step approach.

1) District/State Education Department

Let's zoom out for a moment. When a school is to be closed and learning is transitioning to online, the first step is often clear communication from the top level - your district or state education department (if your school falls under one of these authorities).

Here's an example from Northshore District School in Washington state. They published a blog post on their district website to inform everyone in the school community of school closures.

It's an honest and dynamic announcement as they're still figuring out arrangements. The beauty of blog posts is you can keep publishing as more information is made available.

Of course, a blog post or website update may be followed up with a direct notification to families to ensure the news is received (e.g. SMS or email).

2) School Website or School Blog

A school website (or temporary site) can be an important next piece in the puzzle. It can provide an overview of your plan for the whole community to ensure everyone is on the same page, knows what to do, and knows where to seek help.

Website Example: YIS Continuous Learning Plan

Yokohama International School (YIS) in Japan has been closed since early March. They're becoming leaders in the community of global educators scrambling to find out how to approach school closures.

YIS has created a website to communicate a clear approach to their changed schooling format,

Although campus is temporarily closed, "school" continues as we engage students with experiences that continue the planned learning program and help them to stay connected with teachers and classmates. These learning experiences offer authentic opportunities to focus on key concepts, knowledge, and skills. They emphasize interaction and creativity, and involve a balance of on-screen and off-screen tasks that help connect to previous learning and the current curriculum.

Vice principal, Rebekah Madrid, explains the choice of the term "continuous learning",

For the first day, people weren't sure what we meant by "continuous learning". But now it makes sense for us. We didn't want online (because not always online) and we didn't want distant (because that's not the vibe we wanted). So continuous worked for us.
- Rebekah Madrid (@ndbekah) March 3, 2020

3) Classroom Hub: Blog, LMS, or Other Online Community

The third step is an online hub where you can distribute student learning tasks, share resources, gather feedback, and keep everyone in the loop.

While you could just email out assignments to students, there may be better options (emails can be better for one on one communication; they can get lost and can be hard to refer back to.).

You might already be using a learning management system or other platform (e.g. Seesaw, Slack, Google Classroom) at school that you can continue to use after your school closes. If so, there is probably no need to reinvent the wheel! Go with what you and your students know.

But maybe you don't have a place set up already where you can post learning tasks and resources that students can use on a daily basis.

A blog is a free, basic, and flexible tool to choose.

Here are some reasons why you might consider a blog as your online classroom while your school is closed:

A blog is a space you can own (you don't have control over some online spaces like social media).

It's a place where all the bits and pieces you create and explore in the online and offline world can be housed.

Blogs aren't just text and images, you can include videos, slideshows, infographics, podcasts, posters, polls, charts and more. Here are just six tools that allow you to create interactive learning content for your blog (online worksheets, games, and so on).

Blog content can be organized in a systematic way and searched for as needed.

Comments and forums allow two-way interaction.

Blogs can be public or private (learn more about the pros, cons, and options in this article).

💡 We have a post that compiles some examples of class blogs from a range of age groups and locations. You'll notice that there is a lot of flexibility in the way blogs are used.

Class Blog And/Or Student Blogs?

You might be only interested in having a class blog to share learning resources and so on. Alternatively, you might want all students to use their own blog to complete learning tasks, publish online, reflect on their experience privately, or even connect with the world.

My Class is a free management tool from Edublogs that brings a class blog and all your student blogs/accounts together. It makes it easier for teachers to set up and monitor their classroom blogging program.

Learn more about My Class in this post.

Example: Art Blog

Here is an example of a fantastic blog with lessons for home art activities by Chris Gadbury.

One of the great things about the blogging community is you cannot only make your own blog but benefit from other educators' blogs as well!

Want To Start Blogging But Not Sure How?

Check out our Blogging 101 page. It includes a 15-minute tutorial video and all the help guides you'll need to get going!

Educators and students can set up as many blogs as they need using Edublogs for free (no ads or time limits). Compare all the features here.

The Student Blogging Challenge Begins March 15

Since 2008, the Student Blogging Challenge has run twice a year. It's a way for students around the world to learn about blogging while connecting with a global audience.

The challenge is like an online course that you can assign to students (minimal work for teachers!). It runs for 9 weeks and is free, flexible, and fun.

If you have students aged between about 8 and 16 and you're interested in finding out more about the challenge, check out this post.

Latecomers welcome! Registrations close April 5.

Videos And Online Learning

You can come up with fantastic tasks for students to work on at home but your program will run so much better if students can still feel your presence as a teacher. Videos are such an important part of online learning and a great way to maintain relationships.

Your familiar face will grab students' attention while building engagement and understanding.

Nervous about being on camera? Don't worry! Just start small. It will be worth it. Many teachers are nervous to start and want to re-do their video over and over (some students are like this too!). It won't take long for you to realize your videos don't have to be perfect and students will appreciate your efforts.

Let's take a look at some options.

Synchronous or Asynchronous Videos

There are two main options for sharing videos with your learners:

Synchronously: That means real-time streaming. It could be a live stream (like on YouTube) or an interactive video conference (like on Zoom).

Some synchronous videos can be recorded so they can be viewed again at a later date. This is useful if students can't attend the live stream, they have technology issues, or need to revise the content.

Asynchronously: That means you record videos that can be viewed (and reviewed) when it suits the student. Your videos could be a simple "piece to camera" or a screencast.

Screencasting is where you narrate a video recording of your computer screen. Sometimes it's just audio and sometimes you can see your face in the video as well.

The benefit of asynchronous videos is there are no time pressures, however, the connections that can be formed in synchronous video conferences can't be underestimated.

Popular Tools for Synchronous (Live) Video Conferences

There are many tools out there that allow you to connect with students via video. This can really help to unite the class.

Three of the most popular video-conferencing options for teachers and schools include:

Zoom - Robust software designed exclusively for video conferencing.

Google Hangouts Meet- The evolved version of classic Hangouts that's part of G Suite.

Microsoft Teams - Communication and collaboration platform that's part of Office 365.

They are all simply ways to have a video conference with screen sharing capabilities.

The teacher can start the conference and share the access link with the students.

Students can access the conference at the specified time using any device (e.g. laptop or tablet).

Some users like to use external microphones, headphones, or webcams, however, the camera and microphone attached to your device are probably fine for getting started.

Here is a quick comparison of Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Hangouts Meet:

Notes on Live Video Tools:

Principal at International School of Dongguan, Todd Brink, suggested that, "One-on-one, small group, or whole group sessions are a must. Just like the classroom!" Video conferencing software allows these sorts of options.

One teacher mentioned that they find Google Hangouts Meet offers students too much freedom, for example, students could mute or remove other participants from the room. Apparently, the workaround is to invite your students to join using the invitation link instead of directly adding them to the meeting.

Some teachers are also experimenting with live streaming on YouTube. For teenagers, it's a platform they're already really familiar with and they can comment in real-time.

Example Video Conferences From Teachers

Teachers at American International School of Guangzhou are doing a fantastic job of setting up engaging video conferences using Zoom.

Here are two examples that were recently shared on Twitter,

Using #zoom_us to create a collaborative story this morning ... once we had our order, can we work together to build a story one word a time? A myth about an earthquake that goes with our #unitofinquiry #howtheworldworks ? Even better! #AISGZ #onlinelearning #virtuallearning pic.twitter.com/W4EvYnGK2B
- Katie Robbins (@krobbins84) March 5, 2020

Another #zoom meeting with second graders. I think they only come to see a mess I make doing my science experiments. Today there were beans spilled all over my coffee table and the smell of vinegar is overpowering. Science #onlinelearning is still fun. #aisgz #pypchat #sciencefun pic.twitter.com/XSjc19ltCQ
- Inga Bela (@inga_bela) March 5, 2020

Popular Tools for Recording Asynchronous Videos and Screencasts

There are a number of tools available to record screencasts. Like many online tools there are free plans and paid plans.

Let's compare four of the most popular screencasting tools teachers are using for recording lessons.

This chart compares the features of the free plans (paid plans have more features).

Note: As of March 12, Loom Pro is now free for teachers and students forever. The chart below has been updated.

Notes On Screencasting Tools

I've written a blog post specifically about Loom if you want to learn more. There are no age restrictions so students can use Loom if you want them to make screencasts.

You'll remember that Zoom is a popular tool for video conferencing. To record a screencast using Zoom, you start a meeting with yourself as the only participant and record the conference. You can't record if you're using the Zoom iOS app.

Record a Piece to Camera

Your videos don't have to be part of a video conference call or a screencast. You can record a simple piece to camera using your phone or webcam.

That is, a video of your happy self teaching and talking!

In a previous post on The Edublogger, we outlined ten tips for recording a piece to camera. Read the full post (you'll find a PDF copy to download) or check out the summary below.

Video Editing

Made a video and want to edit it? Maybe it needs trimming, captions, or other effects?

For quick video editing on my phone, I love two free apps from GoPro called QuikStories and Splice. QuikStories puts everything together for you with music, transitions, and other cool effects. Splice is handy if you want to make more manual edits and don't necessarily want too many effects.

Try not to get carried away though, it can be a lot of fun creating videos but a raw edit is fine!

Example Videos from Teachers

Here is a short video from a dedicated kindergarten teacher in Tokyo, Japan.

@ThePedAgog demonstrating to Kindergarten 2 learners that Coronavirus and online learning won't interfere with promoting student agency and nurturing teacher student relationships @TISlearns @ibpyp pic.twitter.com/kmjO5uJQ0P
- Christopher Frost (@FrostChrissy) March 5, 2020

This year 1 teacher also from Tokyo International School demonstrates a wonderful reading lesson,

@Ms_SarahVaughan nurturing 'reading as thinking' remotely. #distancelearning keeping @tcrwp as alive as possible during this #peskycoronavirus @holleytcrwp @clemenkat pic.twitter.com/cWeCWnUBIX
- TokyoIS (@TISlearns) March 5, 2020

For older students, here is an example from two creative art teachers.

E-learning commenced today @TISLearns worried that Middle School Art & Design teachers Sara and @mandurubell Andrew might 'make it' as the next celebrity YouTube stars! If they earn their fortune and leave us what would happen to our Arts department and staff room giggles?! pic.twitter.com/ZQYpvpTLvR
- Christopher Frost (@FrostChrissy) March 4, 2020

For more tips on using live or recorded video in your online teaching program, check out this article from Richard Byrne. He has some great suggestions such as keeping your webcam on, using check-in questions, and using a $20 whiteboard.

Other Online Tools to Consider

So you have your home base set up, you've considered recording some videos to share with students, now what other online tools can you use to engage students and fuel their learning?

Here are some suggestions with a very brief summary of each. This list is far from exhaustive Leave your own ideas in a comment!

Create fun learning games for your students called Kahoots. Classes can play live against each other or students can complete the quiz at their own pace.

*Premium features are currently free for schools facing closures. Learn more.

A free tool that allows students to study information via learning tools and games (flashcards, quizzes etc). There's also a collaborative classroom game called Quizlet Live but it requires participants to physically see each others screens. The free account has advertising.

*Learn how to use Quizlet for remote learning here.

These short educational videos are fantastic for online learning. There's also BrainPOP Jnr. for K-3 and BrainPOP ELL for English language learners.

*Currently free for educators affected by coronavirus school closures. Learn more.

Online tool that allows you to make all sorts of graphic designs (perfect for communicating with students and families). Learn more about Canva in our guide on The Edublogger.

*Educators can get a premium account for free (not just during school closures).

A popular tool to create interactive YouTube videos to check students' understanding. Basic plans are free for teachers and students.

Design lessons with interactive question s, polls, quizzes, and formative assessments. Works with Google Slides.

*Pear Deck Premium is free for 90 days for schools affected by closures. Learn more.

Anchor.fm is a popular free service for recording, hosting, and distributing podcasts. Check out our guide on The Edublogger to learn more about using podcasting with students.

Create grids to facilitate asynchronous video discussions that are very engaging for students. This tool is totally free.

Padlet is an online bulletin board where you can display text, images, video, and more. Padlets can be embedded in blog posts. It used to be free but now there is a limit of three Padlets before you need to upgrade.

Students at the International School of Buscan recently used Padlet for a virtual art show!

Today's Grade 3 Virtual Art Exhibition on @Padlet is brilliant! #ISBlearning pic.twitter.com/rqJqwiN5Nt
- Simon McCloskey (@SimonJMcCloskey) March 5, 2020

Simple tool for younger students to create books or learning journals that combine text, images, audio and video.

*Schools that are closed for COVID-19 can get 90 days free of the premium plan. Learn more.

Cloud based video editing tool that allows students and teachers to get creative. Students could have fun responding to some of learning tasks as a video and can collaborate with peers on projects.

*WeVideo For Schools free for schools affected by COVID-19. Learn more.

Real world texts at different reading levels with built-in activities.

*Free for schools affected by COVID-19 closures until the end of the 2020 school year. Apply here.

A curation tool that allows you to save, organize, tell stories, and share content from around the web. See the example Wakelet embedded below.

Read all about how to use Wakelet in this post.

More Ideas for Online Tools

To stay up to date with more useful online tools that teachers are using as they switch to online learning, follow this Wakelet by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration).

There's also a Google Sheets spreadsheet that lists the tools that are being offered free due to school closures but be warned, it has been unavailable at times due to heavy traffic!

A Note on Students and Books

What's a classroom without books! If you're going to be teaching virtually you might be wondering where to find reading material for your students. Some students might be lucky enough to have a lot of reading material at home. No doubt, many will not.

Here are a few ideas:

Local libraries often offer free access to eBooks and audio books (e.g. OverDrive, Tumblebooks, Libby, BorrowBox etc.). Find out what your local library offers and tell families how to become members if they're not already.

Newsela - Great real world texts presented so that children can access the same text at different reading levels (currently free for schools).

Rivet - Free app that families can download with thousands of modern leveled readers.

Epic - Digital library of modern books aimed at children under 12. Always free for teachers and librarians (and students can access it during school hours).

ReadingIQ - Similar to Epic. There are thousands of modern digital books for readers under 12. Access is free for closed schools - learn more here.

International Children's Digital Library -- A collection of international books for children aged 3-13 presented in 59 languages.

Project Gutenberg - Don't be put off by the "old school" design of this website. There are 60,000+ eBooks that can be downloaded for all ages (most are older workds with expired copyright).

Faded Page - 5000 plus eBooks that are completely free to download. Not designed for children but there are many classics for older students (like Project Gutenberg they are mostly older works with expired copyright).

Open Library - Catalogue where you can borrow books for free (lots of options for older students).

Lit2Go - A free online collection of stories and poems in MP3 (audiobook) format with accompanying text. Includes many classics with expired copyright.

Many teachers are keen to read aloud to their students using video, however, remember there may be copyright issues. Pernille Ripp and Kate Messner have both written about other places to find online read alouds (my favourite has always been Storyline Online).

10 Tips for Virtual Teaching and Learning

Transitioning to online schooling is a learning journey for everyone. While everyone's circumstances are different, these tips might offer you some food for thought. Chime in with your own tips in a comment!

1) Encourage Fun, Play, and Activity

In the traditional classroom setting, many teachers plan physical activity breaks for good health and productive learning.

Many PE teachers are leading the way, sharing their creative approaches to get students moving. If you follow the hashtag #HPEatHome on Twitter, you'll find a plethora of movement activities. Many are being added to a Google Drive of resources that you're free to access.

These PE teachers in Vietnam are sharing daily "Get Up and Go" videos with students. No doubt students love seeing their teachers on screen.

A PE teacher in China is using Flipgrid to teach dancing. Great to see parents getting involved too!

This made me smile. Mother and daughter working together on @flipgrid to learn the dance. It is great to see her mum supporting her during this unique e-learning time. note: this video has been posted with permission from both dancers #aisgzhpe #physed #elearning #movementmatters pic.twitter.com/KGqjx8Hky3
- Adam Tomassen (@AdamHPE) February 28, 2020

If you haven't yet tried GoNoodle or Cosmic Kids Yoga (free on YouTube) I highly recommend them for elementary-aged students.

The only problem is, they still involve technology so you probably want to consider some options that give students a break from devices.

Minimizing screen time is becoming a big concern for parents and teachers.

Perhaps you could publish a daily challenge to keep students active and off screens? Take it a step further by asking students to send in a photo of their experience.

Here are some ideas. You're welcome to use this resource however you see fit.

📌 Download a PDF copy of the poster

Depending on quarantine situations and family circumstances, some students may be able to go out in the community. In this case, you might suggest trips to the library, museums, play dates, study groups, or exploring nature.

Many teachers are also trying to set learning tasks that are offline (such as "hands-on" math for younger students - baking, measuring objects, shape hunts and so on).

British International School in Hanoi ran a LEGO Challenge and asked students to send in photos of their creations. What fun!

This teacher asked her students for their own ideas of how they like to spend their time offline.

Grade 4 came up with ideas to stay balanced and get offline sometimes during these days of #virtuallearning. They connected their tips to the #pyp #learnerprofile. They were thoughtful, funny, realistic and relevant. Thanks for the idea @ALMcCloskey #isblearning pic.twitter.com/fe2g4K56kE
- Laura-Claire Corson (@LauraClaire_C) March 3, 2020

2) Communicate Clearly and Frequently

When the school community is scattered, clear and ongoing communication is essential!

Ensure everyone knows how messages will be communicated and what channels they should be checking in on (e.g. email, LMS, blog, school website).

Make sure students and parents know how they can contact teachers for learning support and how they can get tech support. Some teachers are holding "office hours" (e.g. I am available for email support from 10am to 2pm daily; or "I am available for Google Hangouts Meet sessions from 12.30-1.30pm each day").

You might err on the side of overcommunicating to ensure everyone feels connected, supported, and confident.

Make instructions as clear and concise as you can. Effective communication will really pay off.

3) Seek Feedback Regularly

On the flipside of communicating, it's important to also seek feedback from students and families.

The team at Google recently made a suggestion that many closed schools are already trying out,

Using Google Forms, create mood check-ins for students to share their emotional state on a daily basis. Within the Form, students can request a conference with the teacher if they need extra support.

This situation is new for most schools and families. Engage in a cycle of continuous improvement and refinement based on feedback from families, teachers, and students.

Check out our Google Form later in the post that can be sent to parents if planning a s

4) Give Choices

There's never been a better time to empower learners and offer choice. Online learning can offer a lot of flexibility so it's a great idea to take advantage of that.

By giving students some choice in the demonstration of their learning, you can also naturally differentiate and cater to a variety of learning styles and needs.

You've probably heard of a choice board? It's a graphic organizer that allows students to choose different learning activities. They're set up in a grid, perhaps with a choice of 9 activities. Some teachers like to include one mandatory activity.

Kim from Seoul Foreign School created this photosynthesis choice board for her 8th grade students.

In his post on online learning, John Spencer presented an amplified version of choice boards.

John's variation goes beyond choosing topics or activities and allows for some student ownership of the learning targets and resources.

Something else to think about as you move forward and become more confident with online learning.

5) Set Up Guidelines

School guidelines are an important part of the transition process to online learning. These guidelines can be established even before your school has closed.

Not sure where to start? Check out this advice and examples from International Schools Services. You'll find online learning policies, parent guidelines and more.

Guidelines for students are also important but for a lot of students, a simple PDF with slabs of text won't be an effective way to communicate.

Yosef Tewolde in China shares a clear overview in a student friendly format.

VS basic ⁦@ncpa_china⁩ . Sending out tips for students each day in our VS daily bulletin. #onlinelearning #issedu #pulaoproud pic.twitter.com/R8bkTeZOHo
- Yosef Tewolde (@YosefTewolde) February 12, 2020

American International School of Guangzhou shared this appealing resource on Twitter about videos.

Here's another great example from teachers at Seoul Foreign British School,

#virtuallearning guidelines for primary students collab with @emcslack and Becca Cook. https://t.co/XCoRPuWNq7 #onlinelearning #sfs1912 @SFBritishSchool pic.twitter.com/zVH2jvtV1W
- Jill Zappia (@JillZappia) March 5, 2020

6) Ensure Teacher Wellbeing

This meme inspired by teacher Nancy Breau sums up online teaching pretty well,

It's crucial to consider teacher wellbeing. Teaching is hard enough in the traditional sense but moving online with minimal preparation or planning can be very stressful. In addition, some teachers are also trying to teach their own children whose schools have closed.

Effective leadership and communication are key. As a teacher, try to take care of yourself. Go offline at the end of the day, take breaks, keep moving, eat well, drink water, get fresh air... you know the drill!

Perhaps you could set up a little routine for yourself at the end of the day, This checklist for health care workers in the UK might give you some ideas.

Will Arnold is a teacher in Guangzhou, China, who wisely told me via Twitter,

My perspective from week 6 is that "how will teachers/staff be supported" should move to the top of the list. It's like putting your own oxygen mask on before you help others.

Touche, Will, touche.

7) Consider Student and Family Wellbeing

Switching to an online schooling program presents many challenges to students and families. Listening to families and sharing tips to ensure their wellbeing is very important.

There are many ways to go about this. You might be able to get the help of school counselors or welfare officers. Or, you might invite students and families to share their own tips on what they're doing to stay happy and healthy during this challenging time.

The International School of Busan shared a short video on their Twitter account with basic tips for families.

Staying healthy in a virtual learning environment. #ISBlearning pic.twitter.com/HdcwWWlxol
- International School of Busan (@ISBLearning) February 29, 2020

It's also important to remember that it can be hard to predict which students might struggle with the virtual school program. For example, students who generally thrive in the classroom may find the adjustment very difficult. Keep the lines of communication open and don't make assumptions!

Rebecca Barrett-Fox wrote an article called " Please do a bad job of putting your courses online " (hat tip: Raymond Rose in the comment section below). Rebecca does a great job of stressing that students and teachers are currently facing enormous and diverse pressures. The article is designed for higher ed but can definitely be extended to K-12. Show as much empathy as possible and keep things as simple as possible.

In terms of helping families switch to teaching their children at home, check out my post with 10 tips for teaching younger children - many of these apply to older students as well. This is a guide that you can share with families for practical help and ideas.

8) Embrace the Online Community

School closures are fast becoming a global issue. You might have a million questions racing around your head but you're not alone. There has never been a better time to connect with the online communities of teachers who are keen to offer tips, support, and examples.

There is a Facebook Group set up by Kirsten Durward that is very supportive and helpful. It's a new group but its growing in popularity and already has thousands of members.

Click here to find the group and remember to answer the questions that pop up when you request access.

You'll also find some fantastic posts from community minded teachers on Twitter. Many teachers are using the hashtags #schoolclosures #virtuallearning and #onlinelearning. At this stage it looks like #schoolclosures is the leading hashtag?

New to Twitter? Check out our Ultimate Guide to Twitter to get started. It'll be worth it!

A number of teachers are creating Wakelets that curate useful information. Here is another useful Wakelet from Justin Ouellette.

9) Keep Your Class Connected

Keeping your class connected can be a challenge when students are scattered around the community (and around the world in some areas).

As we've mentioned, video conferences are a good way to overcome this. While most video conferences would be lessons, consider adding in some fun conferences that are either structured (e.g. play a game together) or unstructured (e.g. live recess where students can just hang out).

If you're not using conferences, consider a tool like Flipgrid where students can respond to each other with short recorded videos.

You might be able to come up with ways for students to work on group projects together. This can add a layer of stress for students who might be struggling so of course, you'd gauge whether group work is a positive option.

Maybe you can hold a virtual assembly for your whole school or year level, just like these folks in South Korea,

Today's virtual learning highlight - The PYP Assembly! Puppet shows, dance-offs, jokes and shoutouts. The PYP team broadcasting live to the Elementary School. What a fabulous way to end the week! I'm lucky to work with so many wonderful educators. #ISBlearning pic.twitter.com/JHFu0SA0zX
- Simon McCloskey (@SimonJMcCloskey) March 6, 2020

10) Keep it Simple 💓

The message you'll hear over and over from school leaders and teachers who have been at this for a while now is clear: keep it simple!

Don't overthink things and create complicated lessons.

Don't invest in expensive technology or reinvent the wheel.

Don't expect that you will be able to cover as much as you would in the classroom.

Just do your best. That is enough!

Obstacles and Issues Created by School Closures

The rapid school closures we're seeing across the world raise concerns for teachers, parents, students, and the wider community.

Some issues that are currently being navigated include:

Students/Families

Do all students have access to devices and the internet?

Who will look after students who are home from school? Are some students being left home alone?

How can parents manage their own careers? Do their employers allow them to work from home or have time off?

What about students who rely on getting free or subsidized meals at school? How can they be supported? What are the ramifications for farmers and food suppliers if orders are suspended?

Are there concerns with excess screen time and lack of physical activity?

How can students stay connected to peers?

How can students with disabilities or additional learning needs be catered for?

Teachers

How can educators juggle teaching if they have their own children home from school?

How can teachers maintain work-life balance?

Can teachers work from home or do they need to be on campus? Are teachers trusted and supported to work remotely?

Do teachers need PD? Can the transition to online learning happen immediately or does there need to be a bridge (for example, students are provided with work/a packet for a week while teachers set up the online learning program)?

What role will non-teaching staff take on?

Who will take classes if teachers become ill?

Schoolwide issues

Will testing and report cards need to be delayed? What other assessment and reporting concerns are there?

How is attendance monitored? For some, attendance or class numbers are linked to school funding.

Should teachers/administrators chase up students who aren't participating?

How should the school day be balanced with synchronous and asynchronous learning that's both online and offline?

How can individual students be catered for and work be differentiated?

How can you prevent all the student work from becoming a scattered mess? Are they going to publish items on a digital portfolio (e.g. blog) or something similar?

Will you face copyright issues if you try to use learning materials online (e.g. replicating textbooks or reading picture books aloud?)

For private schools with longer closures, will parents continue to be charged full fees?

What will the transition back to online schooling look like?

What sort of "gaps" may need to be filled if students miss out on essentail learning or assessment?

Are their implications for senior students graduating and moving on to tertiary education?

Schools, teachers, and families may also face different issues depending on whether they are part of an international school, private school, or public school. Each situation is unique and throws up so many different variables.

As you can see, these issues are broad and complex. Perhaps at this stage there are more questions than answers.

Planning for a School Closure: Parent Survey

No matter where you live in the world, it's highly unlikely that you can now rule out the possibility of your school closing in the future.

Now is the time to plan. If you don't need that plan, great! However, many schools around the world are closing suddenly with minimal preparation. Teachers and staff end up scrambling to get their virtual learning programs together.

The first step in planning for a possible school closure may be to survey your parents and families. It's important to find out what technology, child care, and other resources they have available.

We created an example survey in Google Forms. You're welcome to use it or adapt it for your own school. You'll find instructions on how to make a copy under the Form below.

Instructions for Editing and Using the Google Form Survey

1. Click on this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1viFs7kqOmJOBs-vzVX6pCbhd8rgSda0K-00LAjqruLM/copy
2. You will be prompted to make a copy (screenshot below)

3. You can edit the Google Form to suit your own school

💡 Google Forms Tips:

Planning for a School Closure: Taking Home Resources

If your school hasn't closed yet and you're planning for an upcoming closure, you might be thinking about what you should take home with you.

Every situation is different but in some schools, no one is allowed on the campus once the school is closed. In other schools teachers are actually required to work from the school (while students are at home).

If you'll be working remotely, you might think about taking home:

Your laptop and charger

Headphones, microphone, webcam (if you have them)

Document camera

Textbooks, novels, picture books

Manipulatives you'd use on a video (e.g. blocks, counters, dice)

Charts or posters you'd use on a video

A small whiteboard and markers for teaching on video

Copies of passwords (teacher and students)

Classroom plants (or pets!)

General stationery (pens, paper, ruler, scissors, highlighters, markers etc.)

Student assessment records (if not digital)

Photos of anything in the classroom that you might be able to use (posters, class mascot, bulletin boards etc.)

Checklist for Administrators and Educators Facing a School Closure

This post has covered a lot of information and offered a lot of ideas and options.

The following checklist might be a useful starting point if your school is beginning to discuss an upcoming or possible school closure.

Of course, this is just a very simplified checklist for schools who are beginning to think about transitioning.

📌 Click here to download a PDF copy of the checklist

Over to You

We'd love to keep this post updated with practical information. Please leave a comment if you have any tips, questions, or examples. We want to hear from you!

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Resources For Teaching Online Due To School Closures

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This extensive guide will give you insights into how educators around the world are approaching school closures due to COVID-19 (coronavirus). Learn about options for structuring the school day, using video, and using online tools. You'll also find a checklist for schools facing a closure and tips for virtual teaching.

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Segnalo alcune applicazioni che in questi giorni e per un periodo limitato hanno sbloccato gratuitamente alcune funzionalità in genere riservate alle versioni a pagamento.
Un grazie alle colleghe Chiara Ferronato ed Emanuela Tedeschi per aver segnalato alcune di queste agevolazioni.

Book Creator

App e web app che consente di creare ebook (anche) interattivi. In questo momento la versione gratuita consente anche di usufruire della funzione collaborazione. Per sbloccarla basta compilare il modulo presente in questo link https://bookcreator.com/2020/03/support-for-schools-affected-by-coronavirus/
La funzione sarà attiva per 90 giorni.
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Explain Everything

Whiteboard app che si è molto evoluta negli anni e ha raggiunto un ottimo livello, ma con molte limitazioni nella versione gratuita. Anche in questo caso è possibile ricevere la versione FOR SCHOOLS (non è chiaro per quanto tempo) compilando il modulo contenuto in questa pagina https://explaineverything.com/keep-calm-and-teach-online-free-explain-everything-for-closed-schools/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=keep-calm-and-teach-online
Explain Everything

Kahoot

La piattaforma di giochi e quiz didattici dà la possibilità di provare la versione premium per 4 mesi. Ecco il link per attivarla https://kahoot.com/blog/2020/02/27/kahoot-free-access-schools-higher-education-coronavirus/

Quizlet

Flash Card, ma non solo. Ne avevo parlato in questo blog nel 2011 e probabilmente è l'applicazione che ha deciso di fornire il contributo più generoso in quanto cliccando sul questo link avrete la possibilità di disporre gratuitamente per un anno intero della versione Insegnanti https://quizlet.com/promo/it-it-march-2020?utm_source=teacher-newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=italy-promo

Kami

Kami è un editor di pdf molto interessante utilizzabile in Drive di cui presto farò una guida. Anche in questo caso si possono sbloccare alcune funzionalità fino al 30 aprile, oppure oltre nel caso le scuole restassero chiuse ulteriormente, seguendo le istruzioni contenute in questa pagina https://blog.kamiapp.com/remote-learning-with-kami-during-school-shutdowns/

5 app che hanno deciso di fornire funzioni gratuite alle scuole chiuse per l'emergenza COVID-19 by Luigi Parisi is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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5 app che hanno deciso di fornire funzioni gratuite alle scuole chiuse per l'emergenza COVID-19

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Segnalo alcune applicazioni che in questi giorni e per un periodo limitato hanno sbloccato gratuitamente alcune funzionalità in genere riservate alle versioni a pagamento. Un grazie alle colleghe Chiara Ferronato ed Emanuela Tedeschi per aver segnalato alcune di queste agevolazioni. App e web app che consente di creare ebook (anche) interattivi.

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Turn your iPad into your personal interactive whiteboard!

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- Record your ShowMe tutorial right away - no manuals or complicated menus needed
- Drop in images onto the whiteboard
- Easily switch between drawing and erasing (as well as pausing and playing) to make your ShowMe flow from concept to concept
- You can make your ShowMe as long or as short as it needs to be, and record as many ShowMe's as you want. Go nuts!
- Once you're finished recording, upload your ShowMe to share with the community (or keep it private if you prefer)
- Discover awesome tutorials created by other members of the ShowMe community

A VARIETY OF USES

- Easily explain a range of topics from math to chemistry to music theory to basket weaving.
- Add ShowMe's to your Do-It-Yourself blog
- Attach a personal message to any travel photos you want to share
- Diagram offensive and defensive strategies for sports
- Grade student work with commentary explaining the reasoning behind their performance
- Use ShowMe as an interactive whiteboard substitute
Implement a "flipped classroom"
- Showcase your ShowMes online and share your knowledge with your students, friends, family, or the world!

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- Voice-record
- Multiple brush colors
- Enter text
- Pause and erase
- Import pictures from your photo library, built-in camera, or web image search
- Import documents as pictures from Dropbox, or Google drive
- Create video from any document
- Unlimited lesson length
- Free to upload and share your recordings with friends
- Easy embedding for sharing anywhere
- Manage students with Groups

USING GROUPS

"Groups" allows teachers to share their ShowMes and interact with students privately. A teacher with ShowMe Premium subscription can create an unlimited amount of groups and invite their students. Students can join groups for free!

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ShowMe Premium is an auto-renewing monthly or yearly subscription which unlocks all ShowMe features. For just $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year:
- Upload up to 300 hours of ShowMes
- Post privately
- Create study groups
- Markup and share any documents in groups
- Import documents into ShowMe
- Search and import images from the web
- Download your video files
- Create student accounts
- Create courses

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With "Courses" ShowMe creators can organize multiple ShowMe lessons and tutorials into one comprehensive lesson plan.

PAID COURSES

The ShowMe Marketplace allows premium users to earn extra income by posting paid premium courses for other educators or students within the ShowMe community.

AS SEEN ON

- TechCrunch
- Business Insider
- Numerous teacher blogs and educational blogs

WE'RE HERE FOR YOU

The ShowMe team is small, nimble, and quick to respond to suggestions/requests. Follow us on twitter at @showmeapp. Or feel free to drop us a line at support@showme.com with any questions, concerns, or stories about how you're using ShowMe.

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Privacy Policy: http://www.showme.com/privacy
Terms & Conditions: http://www.showme.com/termsofuse

- Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
- Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
- Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase
- No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period

New to this release:
-Create and Manage folders in My ShowMes
-Import and use custom backgrounds
-Bug fixes and performance improvement

From previous releases:
-Laser pointer: outline a specific part of the canvas with a laser pointer
-QR code: generate, download, share, print QR code for ShowMes and Courses
-Schoology integration! Seamlessly share your ShowMes to your Schoology account directly from the ShowMe app.
-Highlighter tool: highlight your creations with one of the six vivid highlighting colors.
-ShowMe Shapes: add and edit various shapes to your ShowMes with a tap of your finger.
-Fill with solid color and add opacity to your shapes.
-Draw a line and hold the stroke until it turns into a straight line. Straight lines are great for making graphs, designs, and drawing shapes like squares and triangles.
-Search in MyShowMes.
-Search for files in your Drive and sort alphabetically all your files and folders to easily locate the document needed.
- Google Classroom integration - seamlessly share your ShowMes to Google Classroom.
-Auto-generate Subtitles / CC (Closed Captioning) for your ShowMe videos. Available for Premium Subscribers.
-Subtitles / CC viewer to scroll through the script and jump into the right spot.

Thanks for using ShowMe! We regularly update our app to fix bugs, improve performance, and add new features to help you teach and learn even better. Check back next week to see the latest features and fixes available.

Love the app? Rate us! Your feedback keeps ShowMe engine running.

Performance has gone downhill with time

Prior to the last couple of months, it has been a 5-star rating. I've been using this platform for making videos for 5 or 6 years, and have loved it for the ease of use and quick turn-around on processing. I pay for a premium account because of the many hours of content that I have. However, I have had SO MANY issues lately uploading and processing videos. (for example, today... I'm trying to upload a video and get the message "A server with the specified host name could not be found".) My students tell me regularly that they get messages " video not found"... half the class can get it and the other half not. The money for this account certainly does not come from our district... it's out of my own pocket. I'm going to have to consider a different platform if the service does not improve.

Eased transition during Covid but pricey

After we were sent to virtual learning, teaching secondary math became harder. Videos on the web never hit exactly what and where I needed or where my students were at. ShowMe allowed me to record my lesson just like I was on my whiteboard and it allowed my students to hear my voice and me explain it. I quickly learned I needed the paid version to be able to upload easily for me and my students. It is definitely an app I'd love to keep using for the online portion of my classroom as long as I can afford it.

Had potential but too costly for teachers!

I was excited about this app even though there are some whiteboard apps that are easier to use and more powerful out there. I decided to start with this one because a teacher friend uses it. Unfortunately, unless you have $100 a year to spend on this, it is useless if you are trying to teach since there is no way to store what you create without paying them to do it for you. I misunderstood and assumed there was a way for me to store my presentations on my own device or on Drive, but since that is not possible it's pretty much useless unless your school district pays for it for you. That's too bad, because it's the beginning of a wonderful idea and could be really helpful...especially during remote learning in the middle of the pandemic, but I can't afford this and don't know many teachers who can and that is particularly relevant in light of the fact that there are so many technical companies and app creators that are providing what we need for our students for free for right now.

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Resta in contatto con tutto il team grazie a funzionalità di videoconferenza di livello aziendale basate sull'infrastruttura solida e sicura di Google. Meet è incluso in Google Workspace e in Google Workspace for Education.

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Google Meet: soluzioni di videoconferenza per le aziende | Google Workspace

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Riunioni video sicure per la tua azienda. Resta in contatto con tutto il team grazie a funzionalità di videoconferenza di livello aziendale basate sull'infrastruttura solida e sicura di Google. Meet è incluso in Google Workspace e in Google Workspace for Education.

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usabile con Office 365

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The leader in collaboration & customer experience | Webex

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With industry leading video conferencing, calling, and contact center solutions, Webex fuels hybrid work for businesses of all sizes.

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JaaS: the Team that Builds Jitsi Can Now Also Run it for You! Start now

JaaS: the Team that Builds Jitsi Can Now Also Run it for You! Start now

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Somewhat unexpected, but we now run our own videoconferencing software, #Jitsi It is 100% privacy friendly, 100% open source and runs on our own servers.

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Free Video Conferencing Software for Web & Mobile | Jitsi

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Learn more about Jitsi, a free open-source video conferencing software for web & mobile. Make a call, launch on your own servers, integrate into your app, and more.

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webconferencing

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, conference, huddle, and training rooms, as well as executive offices and classrooms. Founded in 2011, Zoom helps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionless environment to get more done.

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creazione timeline interattive e oragnizzazione materiali digitali

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Portfolios, unit previews, self-paced courses, digital notebooks, multimedia lessons, timelines... and much more!

For social studies teachers

The structure of timelines, the simplicity of slides.

Inspire curiosity

The perfect format for inquiry-based instructional strategies. Motivate discussion and spark new ideas.

Critical thinking

Upload primary and secondary sources to train students' eyes to analyze and make connections.

Collaboration

Students work together as they address problems and make decisions as a team to reach a common goal.

Perfect for History, Geography and Sociology

For English, Language and Arts teachers

Writing and multimedia assignments have never been better.

Enhance literacy

Rich-editing features make Sutori a valuable companion for continued reading and writing development.

Creativity

Just the right amount of options to see creativity flourish for all types of learners.

Communication

Sutori's visual nature show the breadth of ways to convey ideas and knowledge.

Templates, lesson plans and more!

For STEM teachers

Showing the process of learning

Structured learning

The canvas to organize content. Set up templates for a cohesive learning experience.

Self-reflection

Students demonstrate their approach, outline their learning and reflect along the way.

Engage

Add formative quizzes, polls and any type of media to build fun activities with your students.

Some ready-made lessons to inspire you

Growing in classrooms across the world.

2,359,762Teachers & students

"With a super-simple design and tons of flexible features, this is an appealing and intuitive way for teachers and students to organize and share class content."

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Sutori 💙 Cares

Education is the key to a better world and we want to play our part in supporting educators.

Check out our ambassador program and the meaningful and impactful learning initiatives Sutori supports.

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Who we are

We're a tight knit team of three friends (including two brothers) who have come a long way from recreating historical events on Twitter.

Learn more about our story and how we seek to empower educators in their teaching and keep students' data secure.

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Sutori is a collaborative tool for classrooms, ideal for multimedia assignments in Social Studies, English, Language Arts, STEM, and PBL for all ages.

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cooperazione online e creazione lezioni

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LEZIONI E GIOCHI

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Wordwall - Crea lezioni stimolanti e divertenti in poco tempo

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Vuoi una nuova risorsa didattica che si adatti alla tua classe e al tuo stile di insegnamento? Crea un pacchetto personalizzato di attività interattive e fogli di lavoro in un solo minuto.

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piattaforma per creare lezioni multimediali

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piattaforma per creare lezioni multimendiali

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Bricks Lab è la web-app mobile friendly pensata per una didattica attuale e al passo con i tempi. Grazie a strumenti di ricerca sofisticati, consente di sfruttare in modo mirato ed efficace la ricchezza delle risorse web e dei contenuti editoriali ad alto valore educativo. Tutto in modo semplice e intuitivo.

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Bricks Lab è la web-app mobile friendly pensata per una didattica attuale e al passo con i tempi. Grazie a strumenti di ricerca sofisticati, consente di sfruttare in modo mirato ed efficace la ricchezza delle risorse web e dei contenuti editoriali ad alto valore educativo. Tutto in modo semplice e intuitivo.

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online teaching

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Your browser either doesn't support Javascript, or you've turned it off. To use Mentimeter, please make sure to turn Javascript on. How do I enable Javascript?

With the increasing need for remote learning, teachers are trying to keep students engaged and connected in new ways. Online teaching has fast become the most viable solution for educators. Mentimeter provides the ability to continue teaching, no matter where you are.

The benefits of online teaching with Mentimeter

If students can't attend school or university, Mentimeter allows students convenient access to continue learning. Mentimeter enables you to:

Engage students whenever, wherever using live polls, word cloud, multiple-choice questions and more

Track learning and understanding by asking questions and downloading results

Communicate and interact with your students

Stay up-to-date with the teaching syllabus so that no one misses a thing

Enable Q&A so that queries and questions can be discussed, explained and clarified

Step by step guide

How to use Mentimeter for online teaching

Step 1 - Make a presentation in Mentimeter

Use word clouds, multiple-choice or any of our other questions types.
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Step 2 - Choose a video conferencing platform of your choice

Mentimeter is compatible with any screen sharing software as it's based on the web. Just share the code, share your screen and let people connect to your presentation wherever they may be.

Step 3 - Start presenting and interacting with your students

Send the presentation link to your students. Or they can also go to menti.com and enter the code. Students can now connect, follow the presentation, vote and interact. You can see how many students are connected to the presentation at the bottom right of the screen.

Tips - Open up for Q&A

With Mentimeter you can enable Q&A throughout the whole presentation, so students can submit a question when it comes to mind. You can choose if you answer the questions as they come, or wait until you have finished talking. Alternatively, you can add a Q&A slide to the end of your presentation to allow a dedicated time for asking and answering questions.
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Start Teaching With These Free Ready-To-Use Templates

Engage students online with live quizzes

Check knowledge pre and post lecture

Webinar: Using Mentimeter in the Digital Classroom

In this webinar find out how you can use Mentimeter to teach and connect remotely with your students. Learn how to create a presentation, what question types are particularly useful for teachers and how to share it with your students.

"Mentimeter works just as well in the virtual classroom as it does face-to-face, and helps me keep my students engaged" - Teacher, Hong Kong

Use Mentimeter for online teaching

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With the increasing need for remote learning, teachers are trying to keep students engaged and connected in new ways. Online teaching has fast become the most viable solution for educators.

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