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3 there is still a lot to learn; There will be a lot for students to learn about there tech, I will need to think out of my comfort zone

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3 there is still a lot to learn; There will be a lot for students to learn about there tech, I will need to think out of my comfort zone

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2 excited about student emails and being one to one tech.
1 What will remote teaching really look like?

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3 takeaways:

teacher self-efficacy in technology is important for teaching students in a modern world

how to manage remote classes

grades = what students know, not what they do

2 exciting things:

to learn to use more of the apps (seesaw, flipgrid)

being able to be creative this year

1 question:

Where can I find real examples of what remote teaching will look like?

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3 takeaways-
Scaffold Tech usage, Seesaw for K-2, Nearpod teacher led from TEAMS
2 exciting things-
Nearpod teacher led with students while remote learning, More digital access for my students
1 question-
Will there be more opportunities to learn about Seesaw?

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1. huge learning curve
2. it's ok to ask for help
3.  feels like a lot to do

1. getting my surface pro
2. digging more into the digital world

1. will students have text books and consumables at home if they are remote/virtually learning?

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- Start with the basics, Foundational assignments are a great time/way to teach tech, Channels in your TEAMS can be used has question tab or for units/lessons display

- I'm excited to use Seesaw with my students and families and to use Nearpod with my students again for teaching

- Will my links from Google Slides work in my Nearpod?

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Takeaways - sharing on one-drive, saving on one-drive, accessing one-drive
Excited about - ELA is planned for the year, more tech. training
Question - What will teaching remotely look like in real life.

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3: make digital learning as simple as possible, start using technology and scaffold the use, Nearpod, Flipgrid, and Teams work cohesively
2: Using nearpod as a live, teacher-lead session. Using Seesaw to let students work independently
1: Will all my accounts be linked together and my students automatically added to my Seesaw?

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Scaffolding for remote learning, what students use their computers for(for purpose of how to keep them interactive, How to manage One drive and office 365.

How to use seesaw and playing new interactive games with students

If this is the best option for students

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3. Keep things simple especially for our younger students - "Every click is an opportunity for a student to get lost"
2. Learning how easy it is to share things on one drive!
1. Exploring with teams and learning how to share your screen with others.
2 Things I Am Excited About:
1. I am excited about SeeSaw! That will be a great learning opportunity for students!
2. I am excited to use One Drive to share documents!
1 Question I Still Have:
How can SeeSaw be used with Chrome Books/Laptops?

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3. a) Collaboration is key!
b) Technology takes time and patience.
c) Setting virtual classroom expectations is necessary.
2. a) I'm excited to see my students
b.) I'm excited to apply all my new learning.
1. How can I embed different items to break out groups?

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3: Options for online learning, how to use Onenote in teams, our tech people are working REALLY hard.

2: Collaboration and Possibilities

3: How on earth are we going to do this??

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"Every click is an opportunity for students to get lost"
Learning about one drive
How to share a screen

Excited About
See Saw
One drive

Question: Figuring out how to do it all!!!

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3:
Students need scaffolding for technology
Even when virtual, people still seek connections (waving at the end of virtual meetings)
CHAMP technology usage
2:
Being back in the classroom and surrounded by friendly faces
Creating engaging assignments online
1:
Too many to choose one.

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1. "Every click is an opportunity for a student to get lost."
2. How to share screen
3. Getting familiar with Seesaw
Excited about:
1. Seesaw
2.

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Should be CHAMPING tech. Breaking down the technology for easier student use. Doing a mood meter.

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Should be CHAMPING tech. Breaking down the technology for easier student use. Doing a mood meter.

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Excited to be back with team and learning how to create more lessons using the tech.

Question I am still pondering is how it’s all going to look once we get students.

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1. One note can be used as a whiteboard in teams with kids.

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1. One note can be used as a whiteboard in teams with kids.

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2. You can work off the browser of Office.com.
3. 4 apps to use with students: nearpod, adobe spark, flipgrid, seesaw
1.

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3. How students can log in.
How to break down technology for kids.
Mood meter.
2.Create more lessons using technology. Excited to teach kids again.
1. Too many to choose from....

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- managing remote students
- Don't pressure students to turn on cameras during online learning
- Grades need to show what they know
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- Using more technology
- Our team got a lot planned this afternoon ... YAY!!
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Teaching should be intriguing
VOICE CHOICE AGENCY
Start everyday with a mood check

Excited about virtual learning!
Bring on the beginners mindset!

How can I embed different resources in the breakout groups

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3. We have a long way to go. Focus on what they know. Take it one step at a time.
2. Working with my team! Getting prepared before kids come!
1. See question google doc.

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3. less clicks for students so they don't get lost,

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* managing remote classes
* don't pressure students to turn on cameras
* grades should focus on what they know, not what they do
2 things I'm excited about:
* learning more technology/apps
*applying learning from morning trainings
1 question
*Where can I find an example of what remote teaching will look like?

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3.seesaw, scaffold technology, managing remote classes, watch students screens not the student
2. how to make interactive assignments on which apps,
1. how to keep computers all charged

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3:2:1

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2.) Exciting to use MAC for our new students.
1.) How the school year is going to look.

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Every click is an opportunity for a student to get lost
SeeSaw is great
How to share screens
Excited about
Nearpod is coming back
We have tech for everyone
One drive is great

Questions:
How to do things fluidly and quickly

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Know more about using Windows 10 than before. Lots of cool things I never knew where there!

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1. How to use Teams more confidently
2. How to manage students remotely
3.

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-Seesaw
learn new ways to navigate
2. Seesaw
-channels in team
1. Questions-How can I be part of remote learning if we all have to go back to online teacher.

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1. Using SeeSaw
2. Taking on a new challenge

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I'm excited about using all of these apps I haven't used before to be more productive.

I'm also into seesaw, loved it at my last school.

I don't know about questions, I'm just kind of learning what I can and I'll ask questions as they come up.

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Can we set Teams up to automatically record videos without us having to trigger it?

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upload to teams from one drive
access files anywhere
so much new information

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3. less clicks for students so they don't get lost, learning how to manage students while they are on their devices, learning how to use the surface pro
2. Excited about getting my surface pro & creative lesson planning

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1. Onenote can be used for a whiteboard.
2. Work on your surface pro through Office.com
3. scaffold teaching technology

1. Nearpod
2. Flipgrid

1.  Can we recommend trainings to the district?