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There are time limits on videos that are constricting.  Recommend Loom or Screencastify for recording mini-lessons then uploading videos into SeeSaw LMS.

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Students really struggle (at second grade) with taking a pic of their work that is clear to post. I don't know why that was so hard, but it made commenting and feedback really hard.

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Students really struggle (at second grade) with taking a pic of their work that is clear to post. I don't know why that was so hard, but it made commenting and feedback really hard.

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Can I use seesaw if classes assigned to me are incorrect?

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Can I use seesaw if classes assigned to me are incorrect?

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It is frustrating for students to try to write onto the assignment using the drawing tools if they're using a laptop. Most 1st graders didn't know how to type in responses. This was a big area of frustration for students.

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It is frustrating for students to try to write onto the assignment using the drawing tools if they're using a laptop. Most 1st graders didn't know how to type in responses. This was a big area of frustration for students.

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There is an option for students to "Play instructions" that will read the instructions out loud for students.

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There is an option for students to "Play instructions" that will read the instructions out loud for students.

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It is not an equitable program. My students who needed survival were not worried about see saw. Parents who worked and needed help did not have time to help their students logging in

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It is not an equitable program. My students who needed survival were not worried about see saw. Parents who worked and needed help did not have time to help their students logging in

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I want to learn more about the new Seesaw updates

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I want to learn more about the new Seesaw updates

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How to allow students to share work with other students

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How to allow students to share work with other students

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Well worth the time to be a proficient user and creator of content.

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Watched the trainings but hoping to practice it myself as soon as the class lists get loaded.

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Watched the trainings but hoping to practice it myself as soon as the class lists get loaded.

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Easier ways to post activities, less time relating and with culturally relevant activities.

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Easier ways to post activities, less time relating and with culturally relevant activities.

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kids love the emoji centered, quick and easy assignments. They don't always do them well. (second grade)

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kids love the emoji centered, quick and easy assignments. They don't always do them well. (second grade)

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why it's better than google classroom for 5th grade

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why it's better than google classroom for 5th grade

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Will we able to turn on access for students to see other classmates work from home?

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You can import a Google Slides presentation and add your voice and drawing to it as you walk kids through the slideshow...it's super cool!

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You can import a Google Slides presentation and add your voice and drawing to it as you walk kids through the slideshow...it's super cool!

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I know how to post and check assignments.  Still learning how to create

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I know how to post and check assignments.  Still learning how to create

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Organizing activities into folders in your activity library is extremely helpful as well as assignments that are assigned to students (separate way of organizing) so that we can easily provide feedback to specific activities.

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It take FOREVER to responsd to all the students' work in a thoughtful manner

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It take FOREVER to responsd to all the students' work in a thoughtful manner

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It only allows you to record for 5 minutes

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It only allows you to record for 5 minutes

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It is overwhelming and not user friendly.

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It is overwhelming and not user friendly.

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Easier for kids to use than google classroom

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Easier for kids to use than google classroom

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Seesaw is a great platform for K-2 activities. I wish that the students were able to work through the activities more independently. I learned how to make lessons, give voice and text feedback, share student work, and assign activities to specific students. For distance learning, Seesaw was a great way to see/hear student work.

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There is a wealth of activities that others have created that can be used by those new to the platform.  Then one can move into catering them to your own students/classroom.

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There is a wealth of activities that others have created that can be used by those new to the platform.  Then one can move into catering them to your own students/classroom.

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How to help students use it for the first time? Are their tutorial videos we can send out to get them started?

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Some kids are very comfortable with the video/voice recording options and others shy away from them. 

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Some kids are very comfortable with the video/voice recording options and others shy away from them. 

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It's pretty user friendly and easy for kids to use once they get used to it

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It's hard to organize lessons so students don't get overwhelmed. Once posted, the lessons just stack up until they are archived. I wish they would be organized by date or subject for the students.

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It's hard to organize lessons so students don't get overwhelmed. Once posted, the lessons just stack up until they are archived. I wish they would be organized by date or subject for the students.

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I like being able to provide students with timely feedback.

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I like being able to provide students with timely feedback.

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Will everyone be using Atlas and using similar curriculum?  It is nearly impossible to modify and help if everyone is using different materials and etc....

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Will everyone be using Atlas and using similar curriculum?  It is nearly impossible to modify and help if everyone is using different materials and etc....

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will the district be putting out  any lessons--slides or videos--that teachers can use for with their own students.  am wondering b/c of the discrepancies among tech savvy folks and not-so-tech savvy folks.  want kids to have consistency across the district.

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will the district be putting out  any lessons--slides or videos--that teachers can use for with their own students.  am wondering b/c of the discrepancies among tech savvy folks and not-so-tech savvy folks.  want kids to have consistency across the district.

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Students liked the video lessons and the ones with voice.

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Can you use with Google Classroom?

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I haven't used it. Only used Google Classroom.

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I haven't used it. Only used Google Classroom.

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A way for students to see/chat with each other. I had a couple of kids who sent messages intended for their classmates, but only went to me

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Last yr in order for students to see each others'work the teacher had to share it or the teacher had to use the Seesaw blog. PPS turned off the sharing option. Will that be the same this yr.

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Last yr in order for students to see each others'work the teacher had to share it or the teacher had to use the Seesaw blog. PPS turned off the sharing option. Will that be the same this yr.

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I want to learn more about the blog feature and how to utilize it to build classroom community as well as get parents more involved in engaging in our students' learning.

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There are a lot of tips and tricks in the Seesaw training, for those who are new. Plus I believe they're trying to fix some of the issues the site had last year

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It was helpful, but had audio recording problems at times and I had to rerecord. It was frustrating due to lack of time.

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It was helpful, but had audio recording problems at times and I had to rerecord. It was frustrating due to lack of time.

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I have seen it from a parent perspective and have helped my son create and submit for 4th grade in a different district.

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I have seen it from a parent perspective and have helped my son create and submit for 4th grade in a different district.

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How to link other items, sites, documents, to send to families.

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How to link other items, sites, documents, to send to families.

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How do I incorporate other tools when using Seesaw.

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How do I incorporate other tools when using Seesaw.

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Best app to use to record videos of me providing instruction

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Is there a way to create folders embedded in folders?

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Is there a way to create folders embedded in folders?

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Easy to add supporting materials like videos, pictures, links, etc.

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You can assign skills and use this as data for your students.

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My experience has been that it is easy to create, post, and share lessons. You can also give quick feedback either in written or recorded form. The students have lots of ways to respond to assignments.

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There is a wealth of activities that others have created that can be used by those new to the platform.  Then one can move into catering them to your own students/classroom.

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There is a wealth of activities that others have created that can be used by those new to the platform.  Then one can move into catering them to your own students/classroom.

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Engagement of Lessons Depends on How Teacher Uses the Tool

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Engagement of Lessons Depends on How Teacher Uses the Tool

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I saw some great and engaging Seesaw lessons from colleagues, co-teachers - and also lessons/activities that had not been adapted for the new platform from those who didn't have a chance to learn it as well.

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I know how to use it to share student work with students and families. 

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I know how to use it to share student work with students and families. 

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seesaw seems like a good tool when parents are actively engaged with assisting their students but not something that younger students do well without support

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seesaw seems like a good tool when parents are actively engaged with assisting their students but not something that younger students do well without support

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More about using seesaw announcements to communicate with families...is it better than using synergy or remind?

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More about using seesaw announcements to communicate with families...is it better than using synergy or remind?

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The students loved being able to respond using different tools - video, voice, drawing and more.

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It is easy to find lessons from other teachers that fit your academic needs and re-do them for your classroom. 

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It is easy to find lessons from other teachers that fit your academic needs and re-do them for your classroom. 

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It has audio features for use with emergent readers.

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It has audio features for use with emergent readers.

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Use already made lessons if you can- you can always rerecord the instructions in your own voice for your students.

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Use already made lessons if you can- you can always rerecord the instructions in your own voice for your students.

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I know how to create lessons and use the tools to make them more accessible to students.

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Easy to use. Students seemed to like it...

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If I write a message to parents in Spanish. SeeSaw will translate it into other languages.

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If I write a message to parents in Spanish. SeeSaw will translate it into other languages.

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In what ways is it similar to google classroom?

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In what ways is it similar to google classroom?

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It’s great, but can be overwhelming for families and trying to find the activities. They have to scroll through a lot l.

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Is it over all a better program then google classroom for 3-5 students. Both programs have many positives but SEE SAW seems more gear towards K-2 Students?

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Is it over all a better program then google classroom for 3-5 students. Both programs have many positives but SEE SAW seems more gear towards K-2 Students?

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Younger students might have a hard time with lots of clicking and dragging to complete activities. One way to support them is to add text boxes where you want them to respond. 

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Younger students might have a hard time with lots of clicking and dragging to complete activities. One way to support them is to add text boxes where you want them to respond. 

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Google classroom tracked assignments and scores, including rubrics, and offered a weekly report to families. What does Seesaw offer in this progress monitoring and reporting for teachers, students and families?

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Google classroom tracked assignments and scores, including rubrics, and offered a weekly report to families. What does Seesaw offer in this progress monitoring and reporting for teachers, students and families?

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As a specialist, how can I coordinate with classroom teachers?

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As a specialist, how can I coordinate with classroom teachers?

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Differentiating the lessons can be difficult. It's time consuming. Even after making it accessible to all the kids, I can only get less than 50% of the students to submit work. How do I reach all my students?

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Differentiating the lessons can be difficult. It's time consuming. Even after making it accessible to all the kids, I can only get less than 50% of the students to submit work. How do I reach all my students?

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I have watched Youtube videos to learn how to create activities.  My favorite thing is the SeeSaw Shortcut for icons to use in directions. 

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I have watched Youtube videos to learn how to create activities.  My favorite thing is the SeeSaw Shortcut for icons to use in directions. 

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How to link with Google Meets?

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I know how to create basic lessons, share lessons and find lessons in the library.

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Students and families need support in getting started

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Students and families need support in getting started

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2 families from a class of 23 students denied to learn how to use Seesaw. I wonder if PPS can provide Clever, Seesaw training for parents in different languages. 

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2 families from a class of 23 students denied to learn how to use Seesaw. I wonder if PPS can provide Clever, Seesaw training for parents in different languages. 

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I would like to get comfortable making my own lessons

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I would like to get comfortable making my own lessons

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How to connect it to a grade book like Google Classroom.

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How to connect it to a grade book like Google Classroom.

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I would like to learn how to use or integrate seesaw with other platforms such as Nearpod or Flipgrid.

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Can I post assignments like in Google Classroom? Can I record/upload lessons, read alouds? Can I have a link showing for a class meeting like in Google Classroom?

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Can I post assignments like in Google Classroom? Can I record/upload lessons, read alouds? Can I have a link showing for a class meeting like in Google Classroom?

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I would like to know if the lessons made by the district will be simple enough, yet engaging, for students to use on their own without help from others.

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It's useful once you figure it out. There are a lot of great tools to help create interesting lessons.

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It's useful once you figure it out. There are a lot of great tools to help create interesting lessons.

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I've used video and pictures for writing, but is there an option for side by side editing like google docs for the classroom?

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I know how to create a lesson 5 minutes or less that kids and families can access when it works for them.

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I know how to create a lesson 5 minutes or less that kids and families can access when it works for them.

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Will each teacher have to create a ton of bridges lessons or will these be provided by the district?

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Will each teacher have to create a ton of bridges lessons or will these be provided by the district?

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There are a lot of resources you can use or you can create your own. I used it last Spring

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There are a lot of resources you can use or you can create your own. I used it last Spring

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I used Google Classroom and Seesaw last spring. Will there be an easy way for students to access the Seesaw lessons  via GC? 

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I used Google Classroom and Seesaw last spring. Will there be an easy way for students to access the Seesaw lessons  via GC? 