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My 12th grade classes end the year by doing an iSearch project. There are many parts to this project -- formulate a topic/question, research, interviews, etc. -- and this might be a good way to package the project so that students can do a good, thorough job.

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Probably Google slides or Google doc but maps sounds cool too

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Probably Google slides or Google doc but maps sounds cool too

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I think I want to try maps just cuz it's neat

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Hyper Maps would great for this.  could show all of the battles . The students can find important information from each battle.

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I like the idea of using maps so that geography is taught in the process. I like using slides as well, so that students are able to to follow the process more easily

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I would like to use hyperdocs in slideshows/padlets
created around the theme we are studying in first grade

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I use Google Maps to introduce students to new reading sections. Hyperdocs would help create a clearer picture of where the stories are set in.

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I've been trying to figure out a way to get my ELD students to play Dungeons and Dragons, and I think I can make a character sheet with them. I can even make them go through a "dungeon" during class and that will be the class room activity of the day. So like, instead of saying "By the end of this period you will be able to...." I can say, "By the time you get out of this dungeon, you will know how to properly capitalize in sentences."

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I was going to use Padlet!

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google slides is best as of now for 8th grade math

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google slides is best as of now for 8th grade math

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Slides are great to prevent visual overwhelm. I may also use padlet.

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I would like to use slides to give the directions. With my 5/6 graders, they always missed pieces of the directions because they are all on one page. If I broke the assignment in pieces and had them work on each direction/slide, they might be more thorough and accurate. **Check In Points**

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Use of google maps would help students in History class on where actually the events took
place and what it looks like now.

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Use of google ma

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Use of

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I would like to use google docs the most because I want to encourage students to write more. I notice in the past students get a black stare when asked to write or complete assignments Docs.

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I think the slides are a better fit for my students.

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I think this will make it much easier to engage them with the content by adding supplementary material while they do that.

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Seems the most fluid and approachable. I like the duel side format where you can have instructions and response on different sides

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I don't know yet, but I know my students are very interested in geography and they feel like it is a hole in their education. I would like to develope a link between literature and places around the world.

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I don't know yet, but I know my students are very interested in geography and they feel like it is a hole in their education. I would like to develope a link between literature and places around the world.

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I could see using this for history and science, maybe even math and research.

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I could see using this for history and science, maybe even math and research.

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GoogleSlides to walk them through creating career and college search

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GoogleSlides to walk them through creating career and college search

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I would have to look at the examples and think about it, before deciding what hyperdocs I would create.

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I would have to look at the examples and think about it, before deciding what hyperdocs I would create.

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Using a hyperdoc map seems like it could be a great way to introduce the setting of a novel.  

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Using a hyperdoc map seems like it could be a great way to introduce the setting of a novel.  

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I will use this for projects.

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I really liked the Google Slides- the first thing that came to mind when looking at the slides was the DBQ for History. Takes away from the traditional packet(s) and can make the learning more engaging while also allowing students to move at their own pace. Much more fluid- cannot wait to start this!

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Google Slides seems like it would work well for my students. They can use it as the basis for individual or group presentations to the class.

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Google Slides seems like it would work well for my students. They can use it as the basis for individual or group presentations to the class.

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Each might be good for different assignments, Docs may be easiest for me to start with.

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Each might be good for different assignments, Docs may be easiest for me to start with.

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For higher functioning severely handicapped students, it would be interesting to create a google slide on class schedule. Hyperdocs on each slide may give links on embedded schedule, or step-by step instructions for that particular time frame. Gifs and other visual motivators may also be included. Timers: both in digital format and visual format can also be included in each slide.

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For higher functioning severely handicapped students, it would be interesting to create a google slide on class schedule. Hyperdocs on each slide may give links on embedded schedule, or step-by step instructions for that particular time frame. Gifs and other visual motivators may also be included. Timers: both in digital format and visual format can also be included in each slide.

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I would love to have my 5th grade students make an interactive map with details for every stop along the way.

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I think I would like to use both slides and maps.  I think the google map could work well for helping students understand social studies and where the items took place.

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I think I would like to use both slides and maps.  I think the google map could work well for helping students understand social studies and where the items took place.

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I am interested to use Hyperdocs for my students. This will help lessen my paper pile in my classroom. :)

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I will create a visual hyperdoc about particular skills I am targetting. I.e, task analysis of adaptive skills such as preparing food, self-care skills, etc.

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Map the places the family travels in The Circuit

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Map the places the family travels in The Circuit

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We can use this in Gr5 for a visual family tree/ family journey.

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There are a bunch of videos about the brain that I can access, so I could create a hyperdoc for students to explore the different parts of the brain.

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Google Slides to promote inquiry of a certain subject/research.

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In the Read180 unit on child labor I could have students find places on the map where children work and leave a comment about the kinds of child labor that take place.

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Types of Rocks, etc.

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I think that google maps could be used to identify the various locations and places we need to know in California. Students could also map the location of various Native American tribes, missions, Japanese interment camps, etc.

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I'd use the biography slides to roll out expectations/goals for "__ for President" biography project.

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I would like to have my students create a map of all the places that Francisco Jimenez and his family picked crops in the book.

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Use maps to explore global issues across the globe and how they affect individuals in different places.

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I'd like to figure out how to link this to Google Classroom. What would this replaced in Google Classroom?

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I'd like to figure out how to link this to Google Classroom. What would this replaced in Google Classroom?

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I think that using Hyperdocs and slides to engage my students with interactive lessons revolved around California Treasures would be beneficial.

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Good way for kids to get into the location of a story.

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It makes sense to give assignments that are more coordinated. Students seem to have had trouble some time figuring out how to accomplish the assignments in Classroom, and to keep track.

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I hadn't considered using slides, but I might now because it would allow me to put one concept on each slide.  I would def utilize the map function, also import images.  I'm wondering about including either google forms or google docs for some student responses.  

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I hadn't considered using slides, but I might now because it would allow me to put one concept on each slide.  I would def utilize the map function, also import images.  I'm wondering about including either google forms or google docs for some student responses.  

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I would love to use this for nonfiction writing. Animal reports, city reports...

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I would love to use this for nonfiction writing. Animal reports, city reports...

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I would have the students create movies, to illustrate various social skills, e.g. greetings, 

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I would have the students create movies, to illustrate various social skills, e.g. greetings, 

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Using my maps, students (Ss) could map the route of Zane as he travels through the city.

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I could chart places in California history and pull up images from the past.

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I could chart places in California history and pull up images from the past.

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I would love to learn to integrate the Map pins into a lot more lessons. We participate in KHOC, so maybe start with the EBRP we have visited, will visit on field trips, or would love to visit with our families. Also...I will add to my bio project.

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Students can use Hyperdoc/slides/maps to explore, research, and present their findings on the different Native American tribes.

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This is good for stoichiometry where students need to solve problems using different chemical quantities.  

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This is good for stoichiometry where students need to solve problems using different chemical quantities.  

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I could envision using hyperdocs to elicit student feedback and responses to writing prompts, reading, and audio/visual.

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I would use them to have students create things to present to each other. I would also put my own instructions in the medium.

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Google docs would a helpful format for science, I don’t have an idea for google my maps yet. I think it is a lot of text for ELLs to follow independently.

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I'm gonna love sharing hyper -docs lessons.

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I'm gonna love sharing hyper -docs lessons.

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I think integrating google maps into my pe class would be fun because students can see the origin of each sport.

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Giving students a step by step activity where they can see the importance of each step such as for teaching meiosis and mitosis.

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Google slides could be a useful way to "reteach" math concepts.

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Google slides could be a useful way to "reteach" math concepts.

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I'm totally going to use this.

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I often like to use maps to visually center students within the narrative; having a number of pinpoints is a new skill that I'm eager to integrate.