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Demonstration of how to use google drawings. Could be used to create an assignment in google classroom for learners to label/draw on, or for when learners are required to create a poster. 

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Demonstration of how to use google drawings. Could be used to create an assignment in google classroom for learners to label/draw on, or for when learners are required to create a poster. 

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Learn how Nearpod works to create powerful learning experiences in any classroom setting. Explore these simple Nearpod tips, ideas, and resources to get started using Nearpod today.

What is Nearpod?

Nearpod makes make teaching easier with interactive tools, resources, and content teachers need, all in one place.

Help your students navigate learning by turning multiple clicks into one with Nearpod! Spark student engagement wherever they are by merging formative assessment and dynamic media for collaborative learning experiences.

Learn these 4 tips to get started teaching with Nearpod

1. There are two ways to launch a slide-based lesson (and both give you student feedback)

Live Lesson Option: Teachers share a live session, students enter a code, and the lesson is synced to all devices. This is perfect for running a lesson with a video conferencing solution. Learn how to use Nearpod with video conferencing solutions here.

Student Paced Option: Share a lesson code for student's to complete at their own time and pace, in order to create a more flexible and equitable remote teaching experience.

2. You can use our editable premade lessons

Choose from 22,000+ premade editable lessons, activities, and videos! Save them your library to use as is or customize any of these lessons to fit your students' needs.

3. Digitize your paper-based lessons

Save prep time by importing existing lessons (pdfs, jpegs, ppts) and adding Virtual Reality (VR) Field Trips, Collaborate Boards, Quizzes, Polls, Matching Pairs, Time to Climb activities, and more. Or, start in Nearpod or Google Slides to add your favorite Nearpod activities. It's that easy.

4. Make your own educational games with Time to Climb

Energize your classroom with rigorous and fun game-based lessons. Time to Climb encourages friendly competition and student-to-student interaction for a truly social learning experience.

5. BONUS Tip: Use Nearpod with Google

Nearpod integrates with your favorite Google tools - Classroom, Slides, Drive and more - to fit to how you teach. Save time, and make access to lessons and notes easy for students.

Interested in reading more about this topic? Check out this blog post: How to use Nearpod: 6 Tips for beginners

Nearpod's award-winning platform is used by thousands of schools around the globe, transforming classroom engagement.

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Create engaging learning experiences with Nearpod! Explore simple how to use Nearpod tips and resources to get started today.

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Teachers know that academic engagement and classroom management go hand-in-hand.

With Nearpod you can use dynamic media to provide real-world connections to academic content while improving the feedback loop with formative assessment. This increases hands-on, minds-on engagement and simplifies classroom management.

Here are 8 ways that Nearpod can simplify classroom management:

1.) Visibility to on and off-task behavior

At any point during a Nearpod lesson, teachers have insight into which students are on-task. If a student navigates away from the lesson, the dot next to their name will turn red. Teachers are empowered to choose the classroom management strategy that works best for them to address this.

2.) Ensure 100% student participation

In order to ensure 100% participation, every student needs to feel empowered to contribute. Often, some students are quick to participate while others need more time to generate ideas (or courage!) to share.

Nearpod's formative assessment features like Polls, Game-based quizzes, Matching Pairs, and so many more, empower educators to provide multiple ways for students to demonstrate what they know. Since students respond on their own device, EVERY student can answer every question, and teachers can see in real-time which students have submitted answers and which need more time.

Don't have a class with 1:1 devices? Nearpod's new Front of Class mode, allows you to share your lesson or video on a screen, and prompt discussions with formative assessments woven throughout the lesson. New to Nearpod? Our interactive videos are the best way to get started teaching in Front of Class mode!

3.) Receive immediate feedback and post-session reports

Teachers can view student responses in real-time, which means they can respond quickly to misconceptions (or situations where students have already mastered the topic!) to create an environment of providing feedback and prevent common classroom management issues that arise from these situations. This empowers teachers to foster classrooms where students feel heard, and know that their individual learning is important. Since the teacher can easily see which students are struggling with a certain concept, they can intervene with targeted coaching and small groups immediately.

Teachers can share out individual student responses with the whole class, anonymously. This allows for a safer space for error analysis, or, an easy way to celebrate exemplar responses!

After the lesson, student responses are found in the Nearpod reports section.

Discover 8 ways Nearpod can support your #classmanagement initiatives! Click To Tweet

4.) Benefit from synchronous devices

Ensuring all students are on the same page can be time-consuming with many print or digital resources. With Nearpod's device synchronization, you can feel certain that all of your students are on the same screen (remember: check for the red dot to know if a student has navigated away!).

5.) Boost accountability for independent work

Student-paced Nearpod lessons are as engaging as live-lessons, allowing for the same level of engagement when students are working independently. This is especially helpful when in distance learning environments. Just like live lessons, these lessons collect session reports, so you can review student work during or after the session. Student-Paced mode can also be used to provide make-up-work for students who are absent, making it easier to catch up after a day out. Check out 6 genius ways to use Student-Paced lessons for more ideas!

6.) Promote ownership of learning with Student Notes

The student notes feature on Nearpod empowers students to take ownership of their learning. They can take notes during class, and receive their notes, along with all media and the answers they've submitted during class, by email, OneDrive, or Google Drive. This allows students to organize their notes and come prepared for assessments or projects.

7.) Never sweat a sub day again

It's no secret that one of the most stressful classroom management moments is when you're not there. That's why Nearpod has made it easy to communicate sub plans and drive 100% student participation on sub days by offering Nearpod for Sub Plans.

8.) Weave SEL into every lesson

Often, the best way to prevent common classroom management issues is pre-teaching the social and emotional learning skills that support positive student behavior. Nearpod's ready-to-run SEL lessons make it easier for educators to incorporate SEL into their classroom routines and increase student investment in contributing to a positive, empowering learning environment

How do you use Nearpod to support classroom management? Share and let's collaborate on twitter using #Nearpod!

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The Benefits of Classroom Management | Nearpod Blog

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Teachers know that academic engagement and classroom management go hand-in-hand. With Nearpod you can use dynamic media to provide real-world connections to academic content while improving the feedback loop with formative assessment. This increases hands-on, minds-on engagement and simplifies classroom management.

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Guide on how students can add work to google classroom.

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Guide on how students can add work to google classroom.

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How to hand in work on google classroom.

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Great resource similar to Who want's to be a millionaire

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Link to Rob Pelvin's useful tips for the classroom.

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Lesson Tracker

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https://www.aft.org/sites/default/files/periodicals/Rosenshine.pdf

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This is a copy of the tutorial form to be used this term for 1-1 tutorials

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Simple idea to engage reluctant learners?

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Starter Activities

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Catch up strategies for students' with low attendance

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Informative Book to support different Teaching and Assessment Strategies

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Here is a pre-made illusios powerpoint that has timings fixed so it will move automatically. used as a starter task

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This is the PowerPoint from todays session. It includes the links to the you tube clips including the optical illusions.

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Focus of the day - Ci7 Driving student progress through effective teaching and learning