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Here's everything you need to know about Harry Potter At Home: some new ways to bring the magic closer to you, all specially created by different members of our wide Wizarding World family.

For over twenty years now, Hogwarts has been an escape for all - for readers and fans, young and old. During the strange times we now find ourselves in, we want to welcome you back to Hogwarts, where you will find a friendly retreat for you, your family and those you are caring for.

Over 500 million Harry Potter books have been sold across the globe, so it's comforting to know many homes already have a door to the wizarding world waiting to be opened once again. And for those who've never visited the wizarding world before, welcome!

Our new Harry Potter At Home project is very much a team effort, combining the resources of Harry Potter UK and US publishers Bloomsbury and Scholastic, Pottermore Publishing, leading spoken-word producer and provider Audible, library supplier OverDrive, and of course, our own magic-makers here at WizardingWorld.com.

So, what exactly is Harry Potter At Home and how can you get involved? We're pleased to say - in all sorts of ways!

Hogwarts' doors are open for teachers everywhere

J.K Rowling and her team have already announced a special, open licence for teachers to read the seven Harry Potter books aloud to their pupils in virtual read-a-long sessions on video. This means if you're a teacher you'll be able to record yourself reading Harry's Hogwarts adventures and share these with your pupils online. Learn how to get involved here.

Many teachers around the world have already been in touch!

One said, 'this is amazing! I started reading book 1 to my second graders about a month ago. I was worried we wouldn't be able to finish. Now I can finish reading it to them'

Another added, 'Thanks, @JK_Rowling ! I'm a teacher of English in France and suggested my pupils read the Potter books. In these dark times, I'm twice as grateful for the world you've created. 20 years later, it is still a safe place for me...'

The first Harry Potter audiobook for free for everyone

A big thank you to our friends at Audible, who invite you to listen to the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone as many times as you like in the coming weeks. This is one of many classic books that will be available on Audible's new platform, stories.audible.com. - take a look and see what you can find.

The first Harry Potter book will be available to listen to for free in six different languages (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Japanese). And our American readers will be interested to know that this is the Stephen Fry edition of the audiobook, rather than the US version which features the equally talented Jim Dale. So, you'll get to hear Harry's story told with an entirely new voice! We can confirm that Stephen does an excellent Dumbledore.

Visit our new Harry Potter At Home hub

Here on WizardingWorld.com, we've built a dedicated space for you to visit which we'll be updating all the time for your enjoyment. This special Harry Potter At Home hub is where you'll find all the latest things to keep you occupied - from special activity kits from Bloomsbury to Scholastic, to nifty magical craft videos (teach your friends how to draw a Niffler!) fun articles, quizzes, puzzles and more. We're casting a Banishing Charm on boredom.

You can visit the Harry Potter At Home hub here - and keep on visiting the page whenever you like. Just like Hogwarts and its staircases, this page will be changing all the time.

Harry's first adventure will also be made free for all OverDrive library patrons online throughout April

Pottermore Publishing will also be teaming up with digital library supplier OverDrive to gift the first book in its digital form. Patrons of OverDrive libraries will be able to borrow Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone as an eBook or audiobook in over 20 languages from participating local and school libraries, including via OverDrive's Libby app, and the Sora app for schools.

This offering will last until the end of April, so if you can, why not have a browse?

And that is simply the start

Along with all the other members of our Wizarding World family, we're going to keep finding new ways to bring magic into your world during this time.

So, however you like to get your Wizarding World updates, be it here, on our Wizarding World app, or, of course, through our new Harry Potter At Home hub - we'll keep bringing you the joy of reading. Remember, Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home.

For weekly Harry Potter At Home updates and so much more, we're also launching a newsletter - so we can deliver all of our latest news, activities and more, straight to your inbox in one nice package. To opt in, don't forget to click the check box when asked during registration. No owls required!
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Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public (March 24, 2020)

The National Emergency Library - Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks (April 7, 2020)

Teachers & the National Emergency Library: Stories from the Frontlines of Online Schooling (April 13, 2020)

Forging a Cooperative Path Forward: University Presses & the National Emergency Library (April 27, 2020)

Observations From An Author & Librarian (May 4, 2020)

What it Means to be a Library During COVID-19 (May 11, 2020)

When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library (May 18, 2020)

Temporary National Emergency Library to close 2 weeks early, returning to traditional controlled digital lending (June 10, 2020)

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It's no surprise that authors are incredibly good at bringing their own books to life. Whether through live or pre-recorded visits, read-aloud videos, or other virtual author activities, kids will connect with books like never before! Here are some of our favorite options to try.

Pre-Recorded Virtual Author Visits

Check out these videos of presentations authors have given at schools and libraries. There are authors here that will interest students at any age.

Arree Chung

Hear Chung talk about the process of creating his book Mixed: A Colorful Story. The allegory of one color who thinks it's better than the others is meaningful at any age.

Bao Phi

Bao Phi's lovely book A Different Pond showcases the relationship between a father and his son. As they fish for the food their family needs, the father tells his son about a pond from his own childhood in faraway Vietnam.

Jasmine Warga

Author of the Newbery Honor book Other Words for Home, Jasmine Warga gives an engaging talk about how she writes.

Jennifer L. Holm

From her Babymouse graphic novels to the Sunny series and beyond, Holm writes books that middle grade readers absolutely love.

J.H. Reynolds

Do your students love the thrills and chills of the MonsterStreet series? Then they'll love seeing its author answer kids' questions about reading and writing!

J.K. Rowling

Every kid will recognize the author of the beloved Harry Potter books! See her interview with the Harry Potter Reading Club in this video.

Kate Messner

Kate Messner writes fiction, nonfiction, novels, chapter books, and picture books, so there's a good chance most kids have read at least one of her books.

Katherine Applegate

Lots of kids read The One and Only Ivan in class, and Applegate has plenty of other popular and award-winning books as well. Hear her talk about her books (and even show off her adorable dog!).

Lois Lowry

Here's another name kids will recognize. Whether they love The Giver, the Gooney Bird series, or any of her other numerous works, they'll enjoy listening to her speak and answer audience questions.

Max Brallier

The Last Kids on Earth book series is now a Netflix series too! Listen to author Max Brallier talk about his writing process and give kids a writing challenge of their own.

Live Virtual Author Visits

Want to set up a virtual author visit live for your class or school? If you have a particular author in mind, visit their website (or their publisher's) to contact them and find out if they do virtual visits. Scholastic offers virtual author visits through their catalog, so that's a great place to start.

The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators has a terrific roundup of virtual author visits and writing workshops too. Here are some to consider.

Gutman has written all sorts of books for kids, and he's happy to do virtual school visits. Find his offerings and prices at his website.

Nonfiction children's author Kurtz loves to present his books to kids of all ages. His virtual offerings include readings, interviews, and concept-based workshops.

Long does both in-person and virtual author visits based on her popular books, like How I Became a Pirate. Visit her website to see her offerings and book a visit.

Biebow's colorful book about the inventor of Crayola crayons is a delight. She offers free virtual visits, plus interactive in-person workshops.

Known for Dahlia in Bloom, Koehler offers both virtual author visits and writing workshops. She does professional development workshops for teachers too.

Virtual Author Read-Alouds

When you hear authors read their own books, it gives you a whole new perspective on their works. That makes read-alouds some of our favorite virtual author activities.

Hale's YouTube channel includes a playlist called Storytime With Uncle Bruce. Hear him read about Clark the Shark and other hilarious characters.

Gutman has a whole collection of read-alouds on his Facebook page, like Miss Blake Is a Flake. Kids will love his wacky style!

Visit her YouTube channel to see the author read her book Where Are My Books? She's got a few other read-alouds too, along with drawing tips.

Fabien Cousteau is the grandson of famed sea explorer Jacques Cousteau. His book series explores his own experiences under the water, and you can watch his read-aloud on Facebook.

You'll feel inspired when you hear Byers read her heartfelt book I Am Enough.

Lin reads aloud from her picture books as well as chapters from her longer books on her YouTube channel.

Watch Knowles read the first chapter of her middle-grade novel Where the Heart Is, while giving students a fun writing exercise.

Hear Cook read a variety of books from her collection, like Wilma Jean the Worry Machine. Her YouTube channel also includes interviews, advice, and other fun virtual author activities.

Watch Messner read Fergus and Zeke and the 100th Day of School in this YouTube video.

This read-aloud of Fry Bread includes some of the author's thoughts on writing the book and the recipe he included at the end.

Listen to Henderson read the first chapter of her book The Magic in Changing Your Stars on YouTube.

The author regularly shares read-alouds of his books, like I Love You Like a Pig, on his Instagram page.

The author has added a collection of videos of herself reading from her picture books on Instagram. Titles include When We Are Kind and You Hold Me Up.

Hear readings from Shusterman's books on his YouTube channel, including excerpts and complete short stories.

The author created a Stay at Home: Story Time section on his website. Initially made during the 2020 COVID lockdown, these videos are still lots of fun to watch.

Visit Reynolds' Facebook page to see him read from some of his most popular books, like The Dot.

The award-winning author and illustrator reads from her book The Story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in this YouTube video.

The author reads his picture books on his YouTube channel, where he also has lots of drawing videos for inspiration.

Other Virtual Author Activities

So many wonderful authors and publishers have YouTube or Instagram channels! Join them as they teach you how to draw, offer writing tips, and lots more.

Kids will do more than just watch these videos. They'll write, draw, and create on their own, inspired by famous authors and illustrators.

Watch story time, Cressida Cowell's summer camp, author interviews, how-to-draw videos, and a whole lot more.

The prolific author has a robust website full of videos, activities, podcasts, and more virtual author activities to engage kids of a variety of ages.

The Lunch Lady author and illustrator has a series of videos showing kids how to draw some of their favorite characters. His YouTube channel also has cartooning tips, writing tips, pep talks, and shorts.

This YouTube channel is rich with content, including interviews, tour journals, how-to-draw tips, and so much more.

The Kennedy Center sponsored this series of videos with the beloved author of classics like Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!

Author and illustrator of hits like Smile and Drama shares drawings, time-lapse videos, and more on her Instagram page.

Aspiring illustrators will enjoy this series, where any kid can learn to draw creatures of every kind.

These half-hour chats with well-known middle grade authors are the perfect length to share with your classes.

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Schools across the globe are responding to the outbreak of the Coronavirus. In some cases schools have closed or are making preparations for a potential closure.

At Twinkl, our mission is to help those who teach and we are therefore taking steps to support continued learning at home.

We've put together a simple, step-by-step guide about how to use our site during Coronavirus. This guide is not designed to supercede or replace any official guidance, but is intended to advise on using the Twinkl website during this period.

How can I help parents to use Twinkl independently?

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What can I do to support learning at home?

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Using our Home Learning Packs

We've put together Home Learning Packs from Year 1 to Year 6.

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Our Secondary Home Learning Packs can be found here and here.

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These packs are available as ZIP files. For guidance about how to download and open this type of file, take a look at our FAQ.
We're also putting together Interactive Learning Links resources. These are interactive PDF resources which link to other helpful materials on the Twinkl site that you can use without a printer:

We've also added a new feature to our app, where you can annotate PDFs in the app with any info you like.

Sharing from the Site

Share a resource directly using our sharing tools, found at the top-right of a resource preview. You can share to a class Facebook group or send via email to multiple addresses. Or simply copy and paste the URL and pop it into a class blog. Use our Save For Later feature to organise resources into folders on site to make sharing resources linked to a topic or theme easier.

Using Google Classroom

Google Classroom is designed to upload resources, create deadlines, mark work and start discussions with your class online. This way they're still learning and not falling behind whilst not in school. We've made it easier for you to work with Google Classroom by including a Google Drive Button next to all our resources, where available. This allows you to download the resource straight to your drive, which can then be uploaded into Google Classroom.

Read our guide to Google Classroom here.

Creating Lessons in Twinkl Go!

Twinkl Go! is a really useful tool that can be used to curate our interactive content. Within the Twinkl Go! area of the site, you can find online games, self-marking comprehensions, audiobooks and more.

If you're teaching a particular topic or area of learning, you can group together all related activities in a lesson, then share this lesson with parents using a code. It's really easy to do and a very efficient and effective way to create online lessons for your pupils. Again, lesson codes can be shared through class blogs, email, your website or printed out to send home at the end of the day. A video tutorial for how to do this can be found here and we also have a Twinkl Go! user guide for further information.

We've also put together a selection of lessons within Twinkl Go! for different age groups. Check them out here. Really useful, really simple and available to anyone who has full access to the site.

Using Twinkl Originals

Parents may feel more comfortable and confident in using books as a starting point for learning. Our Twinkl Originals books were created to encourage a love of reading and enhance curriculum-wide learning through accompanying teacher-created resources. Each book is available in different formats - PowerPoint, eBook or audio book (available through Twinkl Go!) - and has been written using age-appropriate vocabulary and themes. Books are available for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 and each comes with ready-made resources to support writing, maths and other curriculum areas. Once you've found a book within the Twinkl Originals page, click to see all supporting resources. If you're covering a particular topic at school, this is a great way to continue this learning at home.

Imagine

Twinkl Imagine gives you a different photo every day with a range of activities for KS1 and KS2 children designed to be done independently or with an adult. Activities cover English, Maths, Art and Design, research challenges and engaging discussions. There are also topic webs with ideas on how each topic can link to a child's learning across different subjects.

With over 400 photos to choose from, there are lots of different topics to explore.

Lapbooks and Workbooks

For parents who may prefer a topic-led approach, we have a fantastic range of lapbooks to choose from. Browse the options online - again, these might align with topics being learnt at school. There's also a helpful guide which explains how to make a Twinkl lapbook. Super simple and a really enjoyable activity for children and parents alike.

Our maths workbooks offer a really simple solution. They're organised by age group and topic, and are available with answer sheets for easy marking. Use ready-made workbooks from the site, or create your own to print out and share with parents.

Other Useful Resources

Twinkl Boost offers step-by-step lessons and interventions. Designed for use in class, there's lots that parents could select for their children at home.

Our Maths Mysteries are incredibly popular, self-led activities. Perfect for use at home.

For hands-on, fun science activities, take a look at our Awe and Wonder collection.

How can we discuss Coronavirus with children?

Inevitably, children will have questions about the Coronavirus and want to find out more. To support parents and teachers with these conversations, we have a range of suitable materials on site. Discuss good hygiene and hand washing using our display packs, or take a look at our child-friendly news reports in Twinkl Newsroom - designed for use in KS2 (ages 7 to 11) with new stories added each day. Or search 'coronavirus' on the Twinkl site to find other related materials.

As ever, if schools, teachers or parents have any questions, we're always here to help. Contact TwinklCares using the help icon at the bottom of the page to send a message to our experienced team of teachers. Our Facebook communities are a fantastic source of ideas, knowledge and support for parents and teachers alike. Furthermore, we'd love to hear any other ideas you might have which we can share with the wider Twinkl network.

In unexpected times, we all play our part in helping in whichever way we can. The help we are offering would not be possible without the continued support of our members - thank you. We're hopeful that we've been able to make a challenging situation a little easier and our thoughts are with anyone who has been affected.

Jonathan Seaton

Twinkl CEO

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Today we are launching Slido for Education, a package of integrations and features tailored specifically to the needs of lecturers.

The aim of Slido for Education is to help lecturers stay connected with their students by powering two-way interactions during their virtual or live classes.

We planned to announce our new offering at SXSW EDU this week and we are very sorry that such a great event had to be canceled last minute due to COVID-19.

Many schools are facing similar challenges now, being forced to cancel classes or move them online.

We hope Slido for Education will help teachers maintain the connection with their students and deliver engaging lectures despite the challenging circumstances.

This is an important milestone for us, as our very own story began in academia.

Coming full circle: From university back to university

Eight years ago, we started Slido with a simple idea - to help lecturers improve their classes by collecting instant feedback from their students.

We took this idea to Startup Weekend, where we met with our co-founders, built the first prototype, and actually won.

Soon, we realized that the potential could go way beyond just collecting ratings on the classes.

We decided to try our luck and start a company.

Over the years, Slido has been used at hundreds of thousands of events and conferences. Later on, it was adopted by numerous world-class companies for their company meetings.

Meanwhile, there has always been a group of educators who have passionately used Slido in their classrooms. Yet we felt the product was not fully optimized for their needs.

After eight years in the world of events and corporate meetings, we feel obliged to bring our focus back to higher education.

We would like to introduce Slido for Education - a package that includes integrations with PowerPoint, Google Slides, Zoom Video Webinar, and improved Slido Quizzes.

Here is a closer look at the features.

Package Breakdown

Integration with Microsoft PowerPoint

The integration with Microsoft PowerPoint has become our most requested feature of all time. We're excited that we can make it available to all education users ahead of the general launch. From now on, the lecturers are able to create polls, run quizzes, and audience Q&A right within their PowerPoint presentation and display them without ever leaving their slides.

Learn more here: https://www.slido.com/features-powerpoint
Integration with Zoom Video Webinar

Running a virtual class requires handling a number of tools at once. Our integration with Zoom Video Webinar helps lecturers stream their lectures using Zoom's webinar feature and engage students with Slido from one place. Reducing friction, it allows lecturers to fully focus on the delivery and engagement with students. Released in private beta.

Integration with Google Slides
Learn more here: https://www.slido.com/features-google-slides
Since its launch in late 2019, Slido for Google slides has been used at over 5,000 presentations and lectures at some of the world's leading universities. We have improved the integration and added a new collaboration option that enables lecturers to invite multiple users to manage Slido within one presentation.

Learn more here: Interested in discovering what Slido for Education can do for you? Contact us anytime or click below for more information! Discover Slido for Education https://www.slido.com/features-quizzes
Improved Slido Quizzes

Right after the introduction at Web Summit last year, Quizzes have become an instant hit for many lecturers and presenters. Here, too, we introduced a number of improvements such as a quiz question generator that suggests a random question and makes creating a quiz a piece of cake.

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Resources for Getting Started

Pear Deck was founded by educators on a mission to help teachers create powerful learning moments for every student, every day. With solutions rooted in active learning and formative assessment, we make it easy to connect with learners of all ages and abilities. Here's everything you need to get started with Pear Deck.

We'll cover the basics of creating and presenting, best practices for leading discussions and engaging students, and how to use Pear Deck features to facilitate synchronous and asynchronous lessons.
Reserve your spot!

Getting started with any new tool can feel overwhelming, but don't worry! Pear Deck was designed by educators to be simple, fast, and fun to use. Watch these quick-start videos, and you'll be up and running before you know it.
Start Watching Quick Tip Videos

As part of our effort to support the global community of educators, here is our quick start guide translated in 10 languages.

What Educators Are Saying

@PearDeck Thank you!!! I used your platform for the first time today as I remote taught my way through a lesson. Brilliant. Students were on task, engaged and I could quickly and discreetly see who was struggling. LOVE THIS - I think you've just revolutionized my teaching!
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Common Sense Media 2020

Best Tools for Virtual and Distance Learning

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Pear Deck is an essential tool for remote teaching

In a survey of over 1,000 teachers, 90% agreed that Pear Deck is an effective and essential tool for remote teaching. If you're just getting started, learn how to use Pear Deck for teaching synchronous and asynchronous lessons, access our free, ready-to-teach content, and find tips and tricks from fellow educators.

Remote Learning Resources

LEVEL UP WITH TRAINING

From live daily webinars with our team to special-edition trainings with guest hosts, there are lots of ways to get started learning how to teach with Pear Deck! Educators, we know that you're juggling a lot, so we offer both live and pre-recorded sessions so you don't have to miss out.Visit our training page to find the right webinar for you and register today.

CONTENT FOR REMOTE LEARNING

Prompts and Ready-to-teach Activities
We know that every lesson is unique, so we created flexible content-area templates so you can easily insert beautiful, instructionally-effective prompts into any lesson. Editable and adaptable, they're ready to be mixed, matched, and dropped into your lessons (new or existing). To supplement those prompts, we use trusted sources to create meaningful, ready-to-teach activities. Check out our Weekly Wonders and Newsela Daily Decks for great free content. Find all of these, plus our blog, in the Orchard.

HOW TO TEACH A REMOTE LESSON WITH PEAR DECK

Getting started with any new tool can feel overwhelming, but don't worry! Pear Deck was designed by educators to be simple, fast, and effective to use. Watch these quick-start videos, and you'll be up and running before you know it.

Watch this short playlist of videosto learn how to use Pear Deck with video conferencing software (like Google Hangouts, Skype, or Zoom) to teach a synchronous remote lesson.

Give teachers the tools they need to deliver powerful learning moments to every student, every day - in the classroom or online

Pear Deck's award-winning tools seamlessly support effective teaching and learning methodologies. With solutions that work across all grade levels and subjects, Pear Deck helps teachers use active learning techniques to maximize student engagement. Districts that implement Pear Deck report improved outcomes and equity, improved student engagement and achievement, and a more positive school climate and culture.

Here you can learn more about Pear Deck's efficacy and pedagogy, find webinars designed just for administrators, and get implementation resources. Interested in helping your teachers deliver effective instruction with district or school-wide licenses? Request a quote.

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OVER 80% OF TEACHERS AGREE THAT PEAR DECK SUPPORTS THESE BEST PRACTICES

In a study conducted by researchers at the University of Iowa, over 95% of educators agree that Pear Deck helps them deliver powerful learning moments to every student every day.

For those powerful ah-ha moments, students need to be engaged, participating, and processing. Pear Deck is designed to encourage instructional best practices in every lesson regardless of content, age-level, or format. Its features help teachers engage every student and efficiently manage class discussion. Read more about Pear Deck for Remote Learning here.

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PEAR DECK FOR ADMINISTRATORS WEBINAR

Check out our webinar designed specifically for you! This session will help you learn more about the value Pear Deck brings to your classrooms. We'll cover Pear Deck for Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint, our proven tools that increase teacher efficacy, as well as the positive impact of Pear Deck on student engagement and learning.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Your teachers' time is valuable, and learning to use new tools can be time consuming. That's why Pear Deck solutions integrate with systems your teachers already know and use. Whether your school uses Google or Microsoft tools, Pear Deck will work in all of your classrooms. Our training plans are tailored to give educators of every level an understanding of how to use Pear Deck and how to transform a classroom using active learning techniques. With Enhanced Service, we'll provide additional dedicated support for your organization to ensure that your educators are getting the most out of your investment in Pear Deck.

On the blog

We're fortunate to be part of a community of educators, administrators, and people passionate about teaching. On the Pear Deck blog, we share what we know (and invite special guests to do the same!) Here, you can learn more about the pedagogy behind Pear Deck, read posts from our educator-founders, discover helpful tips, find the latest news, and more.

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Supporting your student's success

Your children may be using Pear Deck to complete their school work from home. Pear Deck is built to support active learning and empower teachers to hear from every student, every day. While school is closed, Pear Deck is one way that we can help students stay connected to their learning community and on track with their educational goals. Here are some resources to help you understand what Pear Deck is and how you can support your children as they use it from home.

What is Pear Deck?

As a caregiver helping your children facilitate learning from home, you may have questions about the tools your student is using. Watch to find out more about Pear Deck, an educator founded company on a mission to help teachers deliver powerful learning moments to every student, every day - no matter where the learning takes place! Built to support active learning and rooted in learning science, Pear Deck is a great way to help students stay connected to their learning community and on track with their educational goals.

Remote Learning Resources

The best way to understand Pear Deck is to experience it! Join a sample session and experience all of the interactivity of a Pear Deck lesson.

Welcome to Pear Deck! We're glad you're here.

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COVID-19 has impacted the lives of people around the world. As Jared and Lily Zheng shared yesterday, the daily routines of millions, including educators and students, have been impacted. And our Microsoft Education team is committed to helping teachers and students stay connected and engaged.

As some schools look to continue learning remotely for the safety of their students and faculty, Microsoft Teams for Education provides an online classroom so students and teachers can find new ways to continue to focus on learning. Free for schools and universities, Teams provides an online classroom that brings together virtual face-to-face connections, assignments, files and conversations into a single place accessible on either mobile, tablet, PC or browser.

We have heard incredible stories about how educators are supporting students and have also received questions regarding how students and educators can stay connected using technology. We want to take this time to share some of the ways you can stay connected and engaged with classrooms and faculty during this time.

To learn more about Microsoft Teams and how to get started, you can join the live webinars on March 26 th, from 8:00 - 9:30 AM PST, after which they will be available on demand. To see all the webinars, click here.

Microsoft Teams is included in Office 365 A1, which is free for educational institutions. For IT guidance on how to deploy Office 365 and get your entire school started on Teams, check out this page. Once Teams is enabled, students and faculty can start using it by entering their school email address at teams.microsoft.com. For any support questions or issues, file a ticket here and for more information on Teams training or other professional development workshops, contact your local Microsoft store.

We are learning so much from schools all around the globe that are enabling remote learning in ingenious ways and you can learn more about Microsoft Teams for Education here. No matter which tools you use, we wish your students, faculty, staff, and families all the best.

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Although children don't appear to be as prevalent in the current diagnosed cases, we can all agree safe is definitely better than sorry when it comes to school closures.

With hundreds of thousands of schools closing down internationally, and lots preparing for this inevitability, Mangahigh is working with schools around the world on how to support their distance learning initiatives for mathematics.

Being part of the education community, it's important to us here at Mangahigh that we support all schools and students in any way we can. We are therefore offering full 30 day access to Mangahigh during school closures for any schools who are impacted by COVID-19 so learning doesn't have to stop*.

This includes 100% of our mathematics content and full reporting dashboard for the teachers and a full account for each student so they can continue their learning from home on any device they have access to. With Mangahigh, teachers can assign and assess students' performance online and exchange messages with their students in a virtual environment.

We are offering this to all impacted schools who sign-up using the link below. If however, during this time, you discover that you may need longer access please get in touch and we can try and support you further.

During this time, we are also offering free training via webinars for any teachers who need help on how to use Mangahigh for distance learning. You can also check out the video and guide below for more information.

How Using Mangahigh Can Help Online Learning

Mangahigh has always been built with an ethos of collaboration, community and competition. These elements are ingrained into both the teacher and student experience of the platform, and we believe these values are pivotal during this difficult time.

Students who are feeling lonely through school shutdowns can compete in a fun and motivational way, and stay connected with their classmates via the leaderboards. The points earned through completing activities also contribute to the school's total tally which helps their position on the national leaderboard - encouraging a sense of community and achievement for the school.

Speaking to teachers from closed schools, assessment of students' performance tends to be the biggest obstacle in their virtual classrooms. Mangahigh's reporting provides teachers with a comprehensive dashboard of both student efforts and achievements so that teachers can continue to monitor and evaluate their progress.

How to Get Started with Full Access

The list of resources to get you started are shown below, but we are also an email or phone call away if you have any questions.

If you are a school where closure is looking imminent, we strongly suggest creating and distributing your student logins so they are ready to take these home.

We have a support site that explains how to use Mangahigh, including how to evaluate students' progress and achievements in the mathematical topics you are covering.

We're Here to Help

Our vision here at Mangahigh is "where every child finds fun in learning", and in distressing times like these, our drive is more passionate than ever. We want to support teachers with distance learning, but to also ensure that children are supported and have fun along the way. Our impact may be small in the grand scheme of things, but we want to help provide smiles and happiness in any way possible to students who need it.

Get Full Access to Mangahigh

Getting Started on Mangahigh
Overview Guide Mangahigh Resource Centre How to Create Student Logins How to Assign Activities How to Use Reports
* You will have full access to Mangahigh for at least 30 days. This can be extended at Mangahigh's discretion on a case by case basis depending on the length of your school's closure.

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30 Days Access to Mangahigh for Distance Learning Maths Amongst COVID-19 School Shutdowns

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Although children don't appear to be as prevalent in the current diagnosed cases, we can all agree safe is definitely better than sorry when it comes to school closures. With hundreds of thousands of schools closing down internationally, and lots preparing for this inevitability, Mangahigh is working with schools around the world on how to support their distance learning initiatives for mathematics.

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Summary: LabsLand is providing free remote access to real STEM laboratories for schools (typically High School and a few for Middle School), colleges and universities affected by COVID-19. Most of the labs are on Arduino, Electronics, Physics; and for universities and colleges additionally FPGA's. All the laboratories are real, not simulations. See below for details on how to request access: you can create a free space for your school and then you will be able to manage your students (using Google Classroom, Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard and others).

Thousands of schools and universities all over the world are closing amid COVID-19 concerns to better protect the health of their students and surrounding communities. As a result, educators are forced to transition to an online mode of teaching and might be struggling to continue educating their students. LabsLand wants to help all educators by making this transition as smooth as possible.

One of the most common problems in online education, especially in STEM and engineering, is the lack of access to real laboratories for learning and experimenting. Typically, options are limited: either simulations or kits that are shipped to students in their homes, which might not even be possible in this context. LabsLand solves the lack of access to real laboratories by providing remote access to real laboratories (not simulations) in many different fields, for high schools or universities: Physics, Electronics, Arduino, FPGA's, and starting to have Chemistry and Biology. These laboratories are located in 24 universities in 14 countries on all the continents. Students can access LabsLand laboratories without installing any software, simply by using their web browser, and experimenting and manipulating those laboratories remotely.

As long as we have resources available, we want to help those schools that are affected by the coronavirus outbreak. For that reason, we at LabsLand are providing those schools with free access to all of our laboratories until summer 2020. Our goal is to help minimize the impact of those affected by the current COVID-19 situation and who are compelled to transition to an online mode of education. We believe that providing free access will minimize interruptions in learning and teaching caused by COVID-19.

Please contact us at support@labsland.com with "COVID-19" in the subject line, or automatically use this link to create your school space free of charge. LabsLand space allows you to easily use the laboratories in Moodle, Google Classroom, Sakai, or other platforms. If you want to try the labs first, check the full list here, and filter by University, High School or Middle School: but make sure you come back to this post for free access.

It is also highly recommended to schedule a meeting with our team (follow this link for the team in the US or follow this link for the team in Europe). This will make things much easier and faster for you. You can alternatively see the step-by-step guide we created here.

If you are a university that would like to provide your students with access to your laboratories but can't do so because of COVID-19, please get in touch with us. We can definitely help and "remotify" your laboratory and make sure your students can use needed laboratory resources even when your students are not on campus.

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LabsLand support for schools and universities affected by COVID-19 - LabsLand Blog

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Summary: LabsLand is providing free remote access to real STEM laboratories for schools (typically High School and a few for Middle School), colleges and universities affected by COVID-19. Most of the labs are on Arduino, Electronics, Physics; and for universities and colleges additionally FPGA's. All the laboratories are real, not simulations.

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Remote learning with Khan Academy during school closures - Khan Academy Blog

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Free, engaging, activities for learning computing at home

At iCompute we recognise the huge impact that COVID-19 (coronavirus) has had on school communities and learning and we want to help. In situations such as these the power of digital home learning becomes increasingly evident - and important.

We are passionate about preparing children for living in the modern digital world. We teach children about and with technology. We want to encourage as many children as possible to engage with computing around the world and have created a set of home learning resources to support schools, parents and pupils continue to learn at home no matter where they are.

Created by our author, a primary computer science master teacher, we have fantastic, engaging, resources and activities suitable for children aged 4-11.

They are split into Key Stage 1 (ages 5-7) and Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11). Key Stage 1 activities are for younger children learning with their families and are computing unplugged - i.e. you do not need computers or devices.

Learning Together Computing Home Learning Activities (Ages 5-7)

Our Key Stage 2 activities are online step-by-step interactive tutorials teaching coding using a variety of free programming languages. They are designed for children to use on their own and to use them you need computers/devices with access to the Internet.

Step-by-step, interactive, online coding tutorials (Ages 7-11)

What all activities have in common is that they are underpinned by developing computational thinking: the fundamental principles of computer science. By engaging with them, children will understand and design algorithms, improve problem solving skills, use logical reasoning and learn how to code.

We hope you enjoy the resources and encourage you to share them so that children everywhere can catch up on computing and keep up - ready for going back to school!

Visit our website for more information about highly acclaimed series of primary computing schemes of work, computing curriculum and resources at www.icompute-uk.com

About Liane O'Kane

Liane is a Computer Scientist (BSc (Hons)), Software Engineer & author of iCompute for Primary Schools which supports schools with schemes of work for teaching computing in the EYFS, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. ERA Awards Finalist 2016-2019, BETT Awards 2014-2018. Featured on BBC Bitesize for Primary Computing and The Hour of Code (code.org)

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At iCompute we recognise the huge impact that COVID-19 (coronavirus) has had on school communities and learning and we want to help. In situations such as these the power of digital home learning becomes increasingly evident - and important. We are passionate about preparing children for living in the modern digital world.

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Ideas Roadshow's IBDP Portal is an award-winning resource platform of authoritative video resources with accompanying worksheets/mini lesson plans explicitly created to meet the needs of both teachers and students in the IB Diploma Programme. TOK is the backbone of interdisciplinarity throughout all resources which means that explicit connections with TOK across 21 DP subjects can be easily and explicitly highlighted by both subject teachers and TOK teachers.

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Remote Possibilities: all resources are digital and can be seamlessly used for both face-to-face and online teaching without the need to change lesson plans. Visit the section for DP Coordinators and Librarians (above) for a detailed overview of all resources and an informational video.

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Teach and learn from home toolkit | Hāpara

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In unique cases, schools and districts have to assess and possibly accommodate a remote learning environment for their community. And with that, educators must evaluate their lesson plans and adapt their instruction to support students outside of the classroom. As more concerns about community health emerge, schools are navigating how to best support remote learning while also protecting student health and safety.

In response to these efforts, we want to highlight those teacher-friendly features within GoGuardian Teacher™ that can best be utilized for remote learning and support instruction-helping to guide students and reinforce learning continuity in the event of a transition to remote learning. These features include:

Screens View

Timeline View/Activity Timeline

Announcements and Teacher-Student Chat

Scenes

Tab control

What is GoGuardian Teacher?

Let's start by understanding what GoGuardian Teacher is. Simply put, it's effective classroom management for K-12 educators. The software helps monitor your students as they work online. You'll be able to keep students concentrated on their own work with off-task alerts and real-time views of student behavior. Students will be safe with limited browsing and you can go back to view browsing history if there are concerns about the sites they're visiting. The included chat feature helps you communicate with each student individually. In short, this software helps keep your students safe, productive, and connected while online. Check out all that GoGuardian has to offer and learn if it's suited for your students. Explore the GoGuardian Teacher suite today.

Below are the feature highlights and guides to help you get them up and running within GoGuardian Teacher today. Also, be sure to check out the GoGuardian Teacher Training course, a great resource for onboarding educators new to the GoGuardian tools.

1. Screens View

The Screens View feature of Teacher is one of its most innovative and teacher-friendly components. It provides a unique way to support remote learning in that it enables teachers to see exactly what students are doing on their devices in real-time. So teachers can see what students are seeing on their devices, all tabs they have open, and how they interact with the material.

GoGuardian Teacher is helpful for finding out which students are distracted or struggling with the material, equipping teachers with essential knowledge to provide supportive dialogue in the ways most beneficial for those students. For example, if a particular student or multiple students spend much of their time in a session attempting to access YouTube, the teacher might find that the students respond well to videos. It would then be helpful to incorporate more video clips and multimedia elements into lessons.

2. Timeline View

The Timeline View or Activity Timeline is useful for seeing the current tab for all students in your class, on one single page. This is a great way of checking to see whether your students are all on the same page.

Imagine your class is working from a specific group of web pages, and you notice that a student has been looking at the same page for a long time, while the rest of the class has moved on. This could indicate that a student is struggling to process the material, at which point you can send them a message using the teacher/student Chat function to find out if they need more support from you.

3. Announcements and Teacher-Student Chat

Student engagement and feedback is essential, but often challenging, especially when it pertains to remote learning.

The Announcement feature enables teachers to communicate instructions or updates to the entire class at one time. This is especially helpful at the beginning of a remote class to provide instructions on assignments, as well as to keep students on-pace during a remote class session.

The Chat feature of Teacher can also be a helpful tool to overcome this barrier, as it provides a way for students to send their questions directly, providing a real-time communication and collaborative feedback channel for teachers and students. For your students that need enrichment, you can use the Chat feature to ask Depth of Knowledge questions to keep them engaged and practicing higher-level thinking skills during their remote activities.

These are just some of the many ways that a direct line of one-on-one communication can foster healthier teacher-student relationships and help impact differentiated learning outside the classroom walls in the event that remote learning is necessary.

You can find and engage the Chat feature of Teacher here:

4. Scenes

The Scenes feature can be used as a remote instructional tool for assignment-based learning, balancing teacher control and student-directed learning. Using Scenes, teachers can set a specific group of tabs (such as articles, videos, and games/quizzes related to your lesson plan) to open on each student's device at the start of class or whenever a teacher chooses. In addition, teachers can create a list of allowed and blocked websites, direct all students to a testing website during test times, and set a maximum number of tabs allowed to be open during that allotted time frame. This gives teachers control to create a focused learning environment for students, but it still supports free browsing and encourages students to learn in the ways and at the rate that best suits their needs.

You can find and start Scenes here:

5. Tab Control

The tab control feature of Teacher can have a big impact on remote learning environments. It allows teachers to open tabs remotely on a student's browser and direct a single student or all student devices to a webpage, which can be useful when students need to open up a specific page for a lesson. With the ability to open links for students, teachers can also customize the lesson for students' individual needs. Imagine a small group of students that need additional vocabulary support or less rigorous reading activity-teachers can send them directly to a specific link, simplifying differentiated instruction and communication.

Tab control gives teachers added support by helping students stay focused on working toward learning objectives. It also enables teachers to close any distracting and unnecessary tabs that students may have open during the remote class (such as Youtube, Facebook, etc.). You can learn how to deploy the tab control feature within Teacher here:

Lastly, for those who are planning to send devices home with students in a remote capacity during school closures, we recommend that you have your Superuser check your GoGuardian Teacher settings and out-of-school filtering policies. Our support team is available to help if you have additional questions about best practices, technical implementation, or out-of school filtering.

There is no one-size-fits-all for remote learning, as all students learn differently, at different rates, and through different means, especially as schools deploy various approaches and policies in remote learning practices. However, we hope that these features within GoGuardian Teacher enhance your student and teacher communication, support learning continuity, and provide an environment that continues engaged learning even outside of classroom walls. To learn more tips on addressing and approaching remote learning, check out our blog on " Best Practices for Remote Learning."

Visit GoGuardian's Distance Learning hub for resources to support your school's remote learning program. Check out our free GoGuardian teacher training videos to learn the basics.
Additional resources: NEW! Major Updates to Chat in GoGuardian Teacher NEW! GoGuardian Teacher's Off-Task Alerts Feature Using GoGuardian Teacher for Asynchronous Remote Learning Resource List for Distance Learning and School Closures Resources for School Technology Leaders Schoology's Distance Learning Readiness Kit Clever's School Closure Resources Navigating Uncertain Times: How Schools Can Cope with Coronavirus Free Tools for Online Teaching and Learning During School Closures EdTech Companies Step Up During Coronavirus Outbreak Schools are prepping for coronavirus quarantines by leaning into remote learning What Would a Coronavirus Outbreak in the U.S. Mean for Schools? 4 Crucial Pieces of Guidance as Districts Prepare Coronavirus Response 5 Ways Teachers Can Use Online Learning to Spark Remote Engagement in Students

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How to Utilize GoGuardian Teacher for E-Learning

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In the case of a remote learning scenario, here's a resource for educators on how to best use GoGuardian Teacher for E-Learning