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Syncing Snap + Core First Between Two Devices

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Syncing Snap + Core First Between Two Devices.

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How To Back Up/Restore Your Snap + Core First User To MyTobiiDynavox.com

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How To Back Up/Restore Your Snap + Core First User To MyTobiiDynavox.com

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Turn pdf into an editable digital worksheet

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Turn pdf into an editable digital worksheet

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A URL shortener is a simple tool that takes a long URL and turns it into a your own shorter unique URL, which will be easier for you students and families to remember.

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How to create a custom short link with Bitly:

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Teachers have gotten very creative with making virtual Bitmoji classrooms & Bitmoji lockers that include interactive elements so students can click through assignments, documents, & websites. As we create these virtual spaces we MUST make attempts to ensure learning and enrichment activities remain as accessible as possible to ALL learners.

The PATINSProject has created a short video series demonstrating how you can make your virtual Bitmoji space more accessible to learners & caregivers with a just a few simple steps.
Watch the short video series: Bitmoji Classroom Accessibility Tutorials

A few quick tips for accessibility include:

Make sure all images have alt-text

Put a direct link to the Google Slide above the classroom

Place a list of any embedded links below the Bitmoji Classroom

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Have you been looking for Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) activities to make a part of your regular classroom routine? If so, utilize Google Jamboard with these pre-made templates.

Jamboard is a digital whiteboard created by Google.  You can get to Google Jamboard in several different ways - type jamboard.google.com into your browser, making sure, of course, that you're logged into your Google account first. Also, there is a Chrome app for Jamboard that helps with easy access.

The activities below allow you to check in on your students in a way that values and acknowledges their emotions in an engaging way.

Sample SEL Jamboard Activities Include:

Checking In – It is important to check in with your students to see how they are doing. Ask your students to indicate how they are feeling with this activity.

Empathy Shoes – Ask your students to put themselves in another person’s shoes to perceive and interpret what another person is feeling or maybe even thinking.

Gratitude Jar – As we see in this blog, students who regularly express gratitude appreciate close relationships and feel better about their life and school. Ask your students what they are grateful for.

How Are You Feeling Rollercoaster –  Ask your students to add their name on a sticky note and place it on the spot on the rollercoaster that represents how they are feeling at the moment.

Kindness Challenge – Challenge your students to be kind. Have them list kind things they have done or will do.

Love Your SELFie – This activity will help students with their self-esteem and build their confidence.

Marshmallow Wellness – This activity focuses on your student’s well-being. Once students complete the wellness activity indicated on the marshmallow, they will move it into the hot chocolate.

Three Good Things – Take time and ask students to reflect on good things they have experienced. This activity will help students seek out and amplify positive feelings and experiences.

Worry Monster – Ask your students what they are worried about. Have them type their worries on a sticky note and feed it to the worry monster

What Went Well? – This activity will show students that you care about them and will help you build and strengthen relationships with them.

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Need two screens? Maximize Your Screen with the Dualless Chrome Extension

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Need two screens? Maximize Your Screen with the Dualless Chrome Extension

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For those who don’t have dual monitors, maximize your computer screen with the Dualless Chrome Extension !
The extension splits your browser windows simulating two screens, allowing you to select the size of each.
Splitting your screen allows you to view your Google Meet or Zoom participants while screen-sharing a second window or presentation.
This is also a great tool for your students. They can type in their Google Doc or view their Google Classroom content, while the second “screen” allows them to view websites for research, online textbooks, etc.