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https://emojibulletlist.com

Simple, but big impact. Suggests an emoji to become the "bullet" in ANY list of items.

Example:
⏰ Wake up
👗 Get Dressed
🍞 Eat Breakfast
😬 Brush my teeth
🏢 Go to Work

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Create fancy lists that use emoji for bullet points.

😄 Bring joy to your to-dos and daily standups

🦄 Make your tweets stand out

📝 Perfect for descriptions and bios

If you like this, you might like some of my other things...

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Create fancy lists that use emoji for bullet points. 😄 Bring joy to your to-dos and daily standups 🦄 Make your tweets stand out 📝 Perfect for descriptions and bios If you like this, you might like some of my other things...

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These were 10+ great ideas about assessment options for text studies that go beyond just writing. The slideshow shows examples and easy applications. The last few slides have the links for all the templates. Examples include text message, hexagonal thinking, photo and video options, Netflix, books snaps, etc. It is packed full of good stuff so check it out!

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SUPER SIMPLE way to allow students to "buzz in" to provide the correct answer.

Teachers go to: https://ccg.buzz/host
Students go to: https://ccg.buzz and put in the game code

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If you create a canva account with your school email, you can upgrade to premium features FOR FREE!  It also now has integrations with Google classroom!

https://www.canva.com/education/

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Digital Breakout Rooms- Use the link for Breakouts; The other session is on creating Self Checking Assessments for Students

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Digital Breakout Rooms- Use the link for Breakouts; The other session is on creating Self Checking Assessments for Students

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Using Digital Tools to Give Meaningful Feedback

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Using Digital Tools to Give Meaningful Feedback

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Add a hyphen after the t in a video's YouTube link, making it yout-ube. You'll be redirected to a new URL where the video fills the window, is presented without ads and suggested videos, and loops playback!

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In a Morph Mystery students see a zoomed-in part of a photo on the classroom display. After making some guesses about what the photo might be (and the reasons for their guesses), PowerPoint pans to show a different part of the photo. After more discussion, the image is again changed on screen, perhaps zooming out a bit. Then more discussion and more clues until the final reveal, which is zoomed out to show the complete picture.

The panning and zooming effect is pretty cool, and it's easy to achieve with PowerPoint. First, a teacher finds a photo of an object, location, action, or something that is connected to the lesson. That photo is inserted on a slide. The slide is duplicated. The image is enlarged on the duplicate and then that slide is duplicated again. Changes are made before duplicating again. After you've got enough slides, select all of them and apply the Morph transition. Arrange the slides in an order that gradually gives clues, leaving the original photo for last. Play the slide show and let the guessing begin!

Want to do this in Keynote? Follow the same steps. There's not a transition in Keynote called Morph, but there is Magic Move, which does the same thing. Want to do this in Google Slides? Sorry, there's not a Morph or Magic Move transition. You can do the same activity, but you won't get the cool effect of panning across a photo.

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Electrify Any Lesson 2.0 - Learning in Hand with Tony Vincent

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In a Morph Mystery students see a zoomed-in part of a photo on the classroom display. After making some guesses about what the photo might be (and the reasons for their guesses), PowerPoint pans to show a different part of the photo. After more discussion, the image is again changed on screen, perhaps zooming out a bit.

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Create Don't Just Consume - Elementary PBL/PBA Ideas

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Create Don't Just Consume - Elementary PBL/PBA Ideas

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Create too...Don't Just Consume! - Presentation by Angela Harris

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Curation: Every Educator's Cloning Superpower

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Curation: Every Educator's Cloning Superpower

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Wakelet Curation — Canva Graphic Design — Smore Newsletters

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Curation: Every Educator’s Cloning Superpower! pdf

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Check out this presentation designed by Mrs. Sansbury.

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Use this link to connect to slides! Good stuff!
Promotes:

Self-awareness

Self-management

Social awareness

Relationship skills

Responsible decision-making

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I downloaded all of Leslie's presentations into this folder.

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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"UBlock Origin Extension" to block ads from YouTube Videos.  "Viewpure" "Purifies" your videos so that other things don't show up.  I also learned several keyboard shortcuts for YouTube (which my own 13-year-old already knew).  This was an extremely useful session.

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Shared by Alex Bragg. Created by Tony Vincent.

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Effective visual design techniques that you can apply to a variety of printable creations.

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Pixels to Paper * November 2021 - Wakelet

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The goal is to get our students CREATING and REVIEWING what was created

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3 Truths and a Lie: More than an icebreaker

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3 Truths and a Lie: More than an icebreaker

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The concept is easy— give your students three factual statements and one false statement related to the content of your lesson.

Students need to RESEARCH their materials to discern which statement is incorrect and provide a rationale. Examples:

Which historic event did not contribute to the fall of the Roman empire?

Which formula is not a logical way to solve this problem?

Which description is not a characteristic of the protagonist?

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Turn your Gimkit into a Jeopardy style game. Perfect for whole class review. Students can complete individually or in teams. Points are awarded for correct answer and speed. Also include powers to level the playing field!

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Katie - I would like to piggy-back on Bob's commentary on Desmos. 

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Katie - I would like to piggy-back on Bob's commentary on Desmos. 

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I attended a session on Desmos and look forward to using this resource in my classes. It is a free resource and allows teachers to create student-paced or teacher-paced lessons. It is particularly good for remote days and/or days when you have a substitute. It offers a wide variety of options for question-types and allows you to easily provide students with feedback.

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During Presentation: Type B for black screen, W for white screen

Use Lexend font — most readable

Create a soundboard using Google Slides: example

Instructions to create your own

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Add content from ANY WEBSITE directly into a Nearpod lesson. When a student visits that slide in your presentation, that website will open automatically.

Ideas:

Desmos

Virtual tours

Kahoot / Quizlet / Gimkit / Padlet

Google Form / Doc

Brainpop

Adobe Spark Post/Page/Video

More ideas: https://bit.ly/NearpodWebContent

Leave a comment below with YOUR ideas!

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Nearpod is a game-changer. Create a new Nearpod or import an existing presentation and then add interactive slides (polls, drawing/dragging activities, 360° photos, etc).  Students join your nearpod and engage in the lesson on their device.

Best part—you control the pacing.

Handouts from GaETC session.

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Get an overview of Nearpod, the platform that combines engaging media and formative assessments to make every lesson interactive. 

You'll learn about what you can do with Nearpod, including: 
*Uploading your favorite resources, including slides, videos, and more
*Downloading and customizing lessons and videos from our library of 8,500+
*Adding media and formative assessments to your lessons
*Choosing from 3 teaching modes - Live Participation, Student-Paced, and Front of Class
*Flexing across in-class, distance learning, and hybrid learning
*Getting real-time insights into student learning and reports to inform the next day's instruction

To learn more, visit nearpod.com.

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Getting Started: https://help.desmos.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405326707853

Interactive math & science tools, lessons and activities for grades 4-12. Invite students with a simple code. Watch them complete the activities live. No need to start from scratch — use and edit activities from the library. Some activities are collaborative.

Teacher Site: https://teacher.desmos.com
Student Site: https://student.desmos.com

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TEACH: Starting a Desmos Activity with Students

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KitCollab makes creating kits collaborative by allowing your others to submit questions to your kits!

Read the post on Gimkit's Blog

KitCollab can be used in real-time or asynchronously:

Assign a KitCollab for homework so you can play the next day

Allow an entire department to collaborate on a Gimkit together