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Games for Young Mathematicians is a program of research in early mathematics at the Education Development Center (EDC), funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) (DUE 1348564, DRL 1907904) and the Heising-Simons Foundation (2015-023, 2016-133, 2019-1396) and Overdeck Family Foundation (2019-1396).

As part of this work, we are developing tools and resources aimed at improving young children's mathematics learning and mastery motivation and examining the effectiveness on preschoolers' school readiness skills.

"The best way to improve the American workforce in the 21st century
is to invest in early childhood education, to ensure that even the most disadvantaged children
have the opportunity to succeed along side their more advantaged peers."
James Heckman, Nobel Prize-winning economist

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Games for Young Mathematicians is a program of research in early mathematics at the Education Development Center (EDC), funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) (DUE 1348564, DRL 1907904) and the Heising-Simons Foundation (2015-023, 2016-133, 2019-1396) and Overdeck Family Foundation (2019-1396).

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Resources and lesson plans by grade level for science.

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Tiny Polka Dot (pre-K - 2nd grade)

Tiny Polka Dot is the playful way for children ages 3 - 8 and up to fall in love with numbers. With eye-catching, colorful cards and 16 easy-to-learn games, Tiny Polka Dot is built to grow with your child, teaching critical skills in counting, arithmetic, and logic along the way.

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Tiny Polka Dot (pre-K - 2nd grade) Tiny Polka Dot is the playful way for children ages 3 - 8 and up to fall in love with numbers. With eye-catching, colorful cards and 16 easy-to-learn games, Tiny Polka Dot is built to grow with your child, teaching critical skills in counting, arithmetic, and logic along the way.

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Want more resource? Here are some curated resources for multiple subjects.

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Talk to students about their strategies and reward thinking and not correct answers...see how by watching the tutorial.

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Cathy Humphreys Teaching a Number Talk - YouCubed

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Cathy Humphreys teaches a number talk to elementary teachers in Stanford's STEP program.

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Resources and lesson plans by grade level for science.

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Science Video's

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Creative ways to have students show what they know.

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Critter Cams allow students to study animal behavior, and different habitats.

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Ways that you can share ideas and learnings, and provide feedback at a distance.

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Try new things and explore and develop interests outside of the classroom.

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Grade level specific science resources - Choose the Padlet with the corresponding course title.

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See all the wonderful things Nicole Ray has made

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Science videos for kids.

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Welcome to Crash Course Kids! This bi-weekly show from the producers of Crash Course is all about gradeschool science. We’ll look at Earth, Habitats, Space, Chemical Reactions, Engineering, and much much more with host Sabrina Cruz. So, join us every Tuesday and Thursday for new uploads. This series is beginning with 5th grade science, so we’ll be delving into Earth Science, Physical Science, Biology, Geography, Engineering, and Astronomy. Have a look at our playlists on each subject!

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70 Ways for students to show their learning

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Ed Tech

It's easy to feel anxious, overwhelmed and frustrated if you're asked to create elearning activities and teach remotely because of a school closure.

You might be asking ...

What are my students going to do?

How can they continue learning at a high level?

Can I maintain that teacher/student connection through elearning?

How can I keep up with the demands of elearning?

Some ideas and examples to follow can help. Having some plug-and-play activities to assign students can help, too -- even if you need to adjust them to fit your students' needs.

We've got you covered.

In this post, you'll find 50 elearning activities, templates and tutorials. They'll help you create elearning activities that lend themselves to powerful learning when students are away from school.

Some ideas to keep in mind as you roll out your elearning activities:

Keep communication with students and parents at the forefront. Be ready for questions. Make your communication more thorough than you anticipate.

Simplicity is key. Activities that are too complicated can be hard to follow through without the proper support.

Make space for students' emotional needs, too. Their routine is disrupted. They don't get to see their teacher or their fellow students. Help them to make those connections while they're away.

Don't be too hard on yourself. If you've never taught with elearning activities, it'll be a learning process. Do your best. Learn and improve.

Lean on others for support. Use social media and colleagues in your school/district to brainstorm ideas.

Here are 50 elearning activities, templates and tutorials you can use tomorrow:

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Ed Tech It's easy to feel anxious, overwhelmed and frustrated if you're asked to create elearning activities and teach remotely because of a school closure. You might be asking ... What are my students going to do? How can they continue learning at a high level? Can I maintain that teacher/student connection through elearning?

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Lessons and resources by grade level. Choose grade level from menu on right hand side.

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We welcome all educators, near and far. Looking for teaching resources? Hope to register for Distance Learning programs? You’ve come to the right place.

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Labs by content area.

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Quick Order Molarity and Solution Calculators

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Stress-free science lessons for K-5 distance learning

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The goal of remote learning (also referred to as distance learning) is not to isolate, but to connect educators with their students, and students with their peers. This also applies to facilitators of adult learning. (Scroll down on this page to view resources for coaches/professional learning facilitators.) The lesson design protocol and resources below, based on a foundation of neuroscience, have been created to support educators in designing learning experiences with and for students in a distance learning environment. The protocol can be utilized in a synchronous or asynchronous environment, or a combination of the two. It can also be applied to a screen free circumstance in which students do not have access to reliable internet and/or devices.
Designing Distance Learning Lessons for Students

Document with multiple hyperlinks: Resources to support remote learning lesson design template. (Platforms, apps, digital content, etc.)
Click here for presentation slides regarding designing with this protocol.
Distance Learning Lesson Examples (Updated often)
Digital Learning Resource Site from Tulare County Office of Education Blogposts regarding Remote Learning Designing Professional Learning at a Distance

Click here for slidedeck with more detailed tips for preparing professional learning sessions at a distance.

General Tech Tool Training/Tips
Screencast tutorials and more (largely Google for Education focused) How to use Zoom for video collaboration Get started with Flipgrid for collaborative video conversations Basic tips for using Canvas LMS Google for Education Tutorials and Resources To inquire about speaking, consulting, or coaching for your school, district, or event, contact Katherine via goyettekat@gmail.com.

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Code a story about ____, create a working model of ____

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WordArt.com is an AI-powered word cloud generator that enables you to create amazing and unique word clouds with ease.

Professional quality results can be achieved in no time at all, even for users with no prior knowledge of graphic design.

Word clouds (also known as tag cloud, word collage or wordle) are visual representation of text that give greater rank to words that appear more frequently.

Word clouds are perfect for creating stunning personalized gifts. No sign up required!

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In the days of cold, hard newsprint, only people who could draw were successful comic strip authors. In some cases, this resulted in comic strips that had very nice pictures, but weren't all that funny (cough, Blondie). Thankfully, the internet has taught us not to accept an inferior form of comic artistry, but a more flexible one.

Comic strip enthusiasts who want funny but don't care about pretty drawing can have their strips, those who want artistry have theirs, and even those with very specific tastes can find something just right.

The best part about these developments is that they allow you, regardless of any talent as an artist or comedian, to create your very own comic strip. Depending on what you're going for, you can use one of these four sites to help you do it.

MakeBeliefsComix.com is a comic strip creator easy enough for children to use, but there are enough options for adults to get a message across, too. Users can choose from 25 characters to fill a two, three, or four-paneled comic strip.

The pre-set options that make the site so easy to use can also be slightly limiting. Your custom comic strips will look pretty generic. There are only about four different expressions for each character. The upside of this is that you can finish a perfectly respectable online comic in about 10 minutes.

The creator, Bill Zimmerman, is the author of numerous books - including Make Beliefs: A Gift For Your Imagination. "My hope is that by giving you a choice of characters with different moods and the chance to write words and thoughts for them," he writes on the site, "you will tap into your creativity and explore new possibilities."

This is the comic strip creation website for artists.

The site allows for as much customization as possible without the need to build from scratch. Instead of just choosing the color of a character's shirt, for instance, there are options to adjust the collar, shape, sleeves, and size of the shirt. Instead of relying on preset poses and emotions for each character, users are able to click and drag character limbs into new postures and can customize eyes, ears, noses and hairstyles.

It's also convenient to add images from Flickr or Google images.

Successful comics vie every day for a spot in the prestigious Pixton top 10.

ToonDoo hits the fine balance between creative versatility and user friendliness, ensuring that the final results look sharp. While there's still an extensive library of characters and objects to use in your comic strip, there are also tools to create your own touches. The TraitR tool allows you to create custom characters and DoodleR lets you paint freely. If you want to use your own photos or another image in your comic strip, you can manipulate it through the ImagineR photo tool.

Unlike other comic strip creation sites, there's an option to save your project mid-creation so that you can come back to it later. When you finish a handful of ToonDoos, you can compile a book. It's easy to embed individual cartoons in a website or share them over networks, and you can buy print-quality images of your favorites.

The stoic characters of Strip Generators lend themselves to sarcastic commentary. There's not a whole lot of opportunity to create a personal style - you need to work with what the site gives you - but that doesn't mean you can't be creative. The community-themed galleries are testimony to this.

One unique capability is adjustable frames. If you need a specific cell to be a bit wider or longer, you can just drag the wall. Another stand-out trait is the personal library. When you tweak an image to get it just right, you can save it to use again later.

Additional reporting by Jack Morse. Original story published in 2010 and updated in 2018.

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Following the posting of " Managing iPad Videos in Schools" somebody emailed me asking about some suggestions for tools and apps to create instructional videos to use in a flipped learning setting. In fact, over the last couple of years I have reviewed several web tools and iPad apps that can be used in flipped classroom but the ones I am featuring below are among the best out there.

1- Educlipper

Educlipper is a wonderful tool for creating video tutorials and guides to share with students. As a teacher you can create an Educlipper board for your class and share the link with them. Now that you have a shared space with your students, you can go about creating instructional videos using the iPap app of Educlipper. After you are done you can share it on your class Educlipper board. For those of you not familiar yet with how to use Educlipper to create videos, watch this video.

Pixiclip is another wonderful tool to create step by step instructional videos to use in your flipped classroom. Like Educlipper, PixiClip provides you with a whiteboard where you can add images,text, videos, drawings, annotations and many more. PixClip also offers a nifty recording feature that allows you to record your talk while working on the whiteboard. Once your PixiClip video is ready you can then share it through popular social media outlets lie Facebook or Twitter or email its link to your students directly. If you have a classroom blog, you can grab the HTML code of your video and embed it there. Here is a step by step guide on how to create instructional videos using PixiClip.

Explain Everything is a great interactive whiteboard that allows you to create screencasts and video tutorials using annotation, animation, narration, importing, and exporting almost anything to and from almost anywhere.
4- Knowmia

Knowmia Teach is a new free lesson planning and recording tool for teachers and their students. It helps you create short video lessons on any subject and publish them on Knowmia.com so students, other teachers and the public can find them. Knowmia Teach makes it easy to bring in visual aids from multiple sources, organize them in steps (like slides in a presentation) and use your own voice and fingers to bring your lesson to life. You can design each step in the lesson, record illustrations as you draw them, and create sophisticated animation sequences with a simple stroke of a finger. We also give you the ability to describe your lesson in a way that makes it simple for anyone who is interested in the subject to find your video.

ShowMe is similar to Educreations in that it also allows you to turn your iPad into a recordable iPad. You can use this app to record tutorials and short video lessons to share with your students. Some of the features ShowMe provides to its users include :

Record your ShowMe tutorial right away - no manuals or complicated menus needed

Drop in images onto the whiteboard

Easily switch between drawing and erasing (as well as pausing and playing) to make your ShowMe flow from concept to concept

You can make your ShowMe as long or as short as it needs to be, and record as many ShowMe's as you want. Go nuts!

Once you're finished recording, upload your ShowMe to share with the community (or keep it private if you prefer)

Discover awesome tutorials created by other members of the ShowMe community

This is my favourite of them all. Educreations allows you to create short video recordings that can include your own voice, text, drawings, sketches, and pictures. Some of the features that Educreations provide to its users include :

* Record and replay your voice, handwriting and drawings
*Draw in 10 colors of incredibly realistic digital ink
* Add text to any page
* Add photos from the iPad camera, Photo Albums, Dropbox or the Web
* Animate images by dragging them around while recording
* Create multiple whiteboard pages
* Scroll pages up or down when you need extra space
* Easily erase drawing mistakes
* Unlimited undo and redo
* Pause/resume or start over recording anytime
* Create a free account on educreations.com and choose who can view your lessons
* Share your lessons via email, Facebook and Twitter
* Embed your lessons on your blog or website

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The Best Tools and Apps for Flipped Learning Classroom

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July 25, 2014 Following the posting of " Managing iPad Videos in Schools" somebody emailed me asking about some suggestions for tools and apps to create instructional videos to use in a flipped learning setting.

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In my previous post shared some advice from Randy Krum, author of Cool Infographics, about creating infographics. In his book Randy devotes a chapter to design tools. Many of the tools used by professional designers cost hundreds or thousands of dollars. But you don't have to spend anything if you want your students to try their hands at creating a data visualization in the form of an infographic. Here are five free tools that your students can use to create infographics.

Infogr.am is an online tool for creating interactive charts, graphs, and interactive infographic posters. There are four basic chart types that you can create on Infogr.am; bar, pie, line, and matrix. Each chart type can be edited to use any spreadsheet information that you want to upload to your Infogr.am account. The information in that spreadsheet will be displayed in your customized chart. When you place your cursor over your completed chart the spreadsheet information will appear in small pop-up window. Infogr.am infographics can include videos and maps along with pictures and text. Your Infogr.am projects can be embedded into your blog, website, or wiki.

Easel.ly provides a canvas on which you can build your own infographic by dragging and dropping pre-made design elements. You can use a blank canvas or build upon one of Easel.ly's themes. If Easel.ly doesn't have enough pre-made elements for you, you can upload your own graphics to include in your infographic. Your completed infographic can be exported and saved as PNG, JPG, PDG, and SVG files.

Piktochart provides seven free infographic templates. Each template can be customized by changing the colors, fonts, icons, and charts on each template. If you need more space on the template, you can add more fields at the bottom of the templates. If you need less space, you can remove fields from the templates.

EWC Presenter is a new tool from Easy Web Content (a website creation and hosting service). EWC Presenter makes it easy to create slideshows, banner graphics, and interactive infographics. The slideshow creator and banner graphic creator don't stand-out from other tools like them. The EWC Presenter's infographic animation option is worth noting. EWC Presenter's infographic tool allows you to animate elements within your infographic. And as was featured in a post early this month, EWC Presenter infographics support audio files.

Canva is a service that makes it easy to create beautiful slides, flyers, posters, infographics, and photo collages. Creating these graphics on Canva is a drag-and-drop process. Start by selecting a template then dragging and dropping into place background designs, pictures, clip art, and text boxes. Canva offers a huge library of clip art and photographs to use in your designs. You can also upload your own images to use in your graphics. Your completed Canva projects can be downloaded as PDF and PNG files. You can also simply link to your online graphic.

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Fakebook - create a fictional social medial profile

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Create a spoof social media profile for a person, theme, place or object being studied

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Our students are saturated in a world of technology. As educators there is immediate buy-in when we connections between our students' real worlds and our classrooms. One of my favorite (free) resources to do this is called ifaketext.

It allows users to create faux iPhone text conversations. The website lets you fit between 35 and 50 words on one screen (a conversation between 2 different people). Then, you can take a screen shot of the conversation or right-click to save the picture as a Jpeg. Here are three different ways I see myself using this free resource.

(1) Morning Message - I plan on greeting my students at the door every morning and after the first few weeks they will be well trained in the morning routine. With that said, things always come up (a special routine, a permission slip, different materials needed during reading, etc.), so why not display a fake text between you and your class including any reminders. So when everyone is in the door, the class is ready to go!

(2) Reading Journals - Why not set up a conservation between characters in a story and then, have students complete the conversation in their reading journals? Then, give students the opportunity to pair and share with their face or shoulder partner.

(3) Introduce/Review Vocabulary - At the school where I'll be teaching, 'flashbacks' are the required first step of each class. Using a fake conversation, I can review vocabulary or ask students to use context clues from the text conversation in order to define the word. Plus, the conversation could be examples of a specific type of anything (figurative language, prefix, suffix, root word, text feature, etc) and students have to (a) name/define the term or example being highlighted and (b) continue the conversation!

Well friends, these are just a few of my ideas. What do you think? How could you use faux texting conversations in your classroom?

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Texting in the Classroom - The Brown Bag Teacher

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Our students are saturated in a world of technology. As educators there is immediate buy-in when we connections between our students' real worlds and our classrooms. One of my favorite (free) resources to do this is called ifaketext. It allows users to create faux iPhone text conversations.

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Video Maker | Make Videos and Animations Online | Powtoon

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Powtoon gives you everything you need to easily make professional videos and presentations that your clients, colleagues, and friends will love! No design or tech skills are necessary — it’s free, easy, and awesome!

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Scientists develop, revise, and use models to predict and explain phenomena. With SageModeler students can easily construct system models and validate their models by comparing outputs from their models with data from other sources, including scientific datasets, experimental data from probes, or data generated by simulations.

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Scientists develop, revise, and use models to predict and explain phenomena. With SageModeler students can easily construct system models and validate their models by comparing outputs from their models with data from other sources, including scientific datasets, experimental data from probes, or data generated by simulations. Curricular materials are available below.

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Toolsuite for visualizing and exploring passages of text.

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Think outside the Textbook - Creative "Show What You Know" and Technology Integration

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Virtual Field Trips/Augmented Reality. Students can make observations of a wide variety of places.

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Live feed animal interactions at 3pm EST.

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The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is closed to the public right now and thousands (millions?) of kids are home from school right now too. That's why the zoo has announced that they're hosting daily "Home Safaris" beginning today at 3pm ET. These Home Safaris will be broadcast live on Facebook. Each Home Safari will feature a different animal and a related at-home activity. Be sure to follow the zoo's Facebook page to be notified when the Home Safaris begin.

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The Cincinnati Zoo Launches Daily Virtual Zoo Visits

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The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is closed to the public right now and thousands (millions?) of kids are home from school right now too. That's why the zoo has announced that they're hosting daily "Home Safaris" beginning today at 3pm ET. These Home Safaris will be broadcast live on Facebook.

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Ready to explore Yellowstone? You don't have to wait for your trip out here. You can start exploring now by virtually touring some of the main attractions around the park. Included with each map-based tour is additional information about visiting in person.

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Virtual Tours - Yellowstone National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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NASA, JPL, and Google bring the real surface of Mars to your browser.

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Live wildlife cameras at the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

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GRACE Gorilla Forest Corridor | Explore.org

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Watch live video of gorillas at the Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center (GRACE) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa. Watch as the gorilla's pass through, graze on vegetation, and make their nest for their overnight slumber

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The Monterey Bay Aquarium Sea Otter Program has played an important role in the continued recovery of the southern sea otter population with our research, rescue, rehabilitation, and surrogacy work.

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With ten live cams to choose from, you can experience the wonder of the ocean no matter where you are. Be delighted by the antics of our sea otters or mellow out to the hypnotic drifting of our jellies. Tune in to one of the Monterey Bay Aquarium's web cams.

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We know the pandas bring you joy, and in these extraordinary times, we're glad.

When life brings us extraordinary times like these, we at Zoo Atlanta come together stronger than ever with one focus: the more than 1,000 mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fishes in our stewardship. Please consider donating to our daily operations.

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In partnership with MuzeMerch, you can now shop online for panda gifts, apparel, and more while supporting your Zoo!

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Explore the fascination and share in the awe of the world-famous black-and-white bears!

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Tune in to our Houston Zoo Webcams and enjoy a live look at animals that call Houston Zoo home! See the herd of Asian elephants wander through their enormous habitat. Watch as giraffes nibble lettuce fed to them by guests at the feeding platform; you could join them on your next visit. See the rhinos roll in their mud puddle or the flamingos float next to a waterfall. See the chimpanzees interact with guests at their window or snooze in a hammock.

Learn how you can support the Zoo's animal care, education, and wildlife-saving programs through our Houston Zoo Fund.

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Indo-Pacific Barrier Reef Webcam | Live from Georgia Aquarium | Visit Now

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Virtual Reality

Take yourself on a real life expedition of Canadian farms and food processing facilities from the comfort of your home. It's a fun, simple and affordable way to educate and engage audiences in workshops, trade shows, classrooms and the like. This can be done through Google Cardboard or Gear VR. Grab one and get started!

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Hello Storytime fans!

The Denver Public Library is happy to announce that now you can call 720-865-8500 and listen to stories, songs and rhymes in English, Spanish, Amharic and Vietnamese. And you can access this fun service 24/7!

Phone-a-story offers a wide range of stories for different age groups and you can listen to them as many times as you want. Dial 720-865-8500 and just follow the directions:

For a Preschool story in Spanish, press 1

For a song, rhyme or riddle in Spanish, press 2

For a Preschool story in English, press 3

For a story for Grades K-5 in English, press 4

For a longer story for grades 5th-8th in English, press 5

For a song, rhyme or riddle in English, press 6

For a song, story or rhyme in Amharic, press 7

For a traditional story in English, press 8

For a story, song or rhyme in Vietnamese, press 9

Want to suggest a song or story, or just to provide feedback? Press 0

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As China's most famous attraction, the Great Wall of China is an essential stop on all China tours. Commonly considered a wonder of the world, the Great Wall boasts a history of over 2,000 years and stretches more than 3,000 miles across several provinces of northern China, making it one of the most impressive ancient structures on the planet.

Virtual Tour of the Great Wall of China

Best Sections to Visit

Beijing is usually considered the main gateway to the Great Wall, since there are several world-famous sections of the Wall in the suburbs of Beijing, including Badaling, Mutianyu, Jinshanling, Juyongguan, Gubeikou, and Jiankou. These sections were built during the Ming dynasty between the 14th and 17th centuries and have been well preserved.

Of all the sections of the Great Wall near Beijing, Badaling is the most famous one. As a result, Badaling is the destination of choice for many large tour groups and is often very crowded. The nearby Juyongguan Great Wall features one of the three great mountain passes of the Great Wall but is almost as crowded as Badaling.

Mutianyu Great Wall is just as close as Badaling and offers wonderful views of the Great Wall and the surrounding hills with far fewer tourists. This section of the Wall also features a thrilling toboggan run that you can ride from the top of the Wall down to the bottom of the hill.

Due to their proximity, Badaling, Juyongguan, and Mutianyu are all doable as a half-day trip from downtown Beijing. We usually recommend Mutianyu over Badaling or Juyongguan, since the massive crowds at the latter two sections can ruin one's experience of this impressive structure.

Further away from Beijing, Jinshanling Great Wall is about 150 km northeast of downtown and it usually takes about two and a half hours to drive there. Despite the longer drive, Jinshanling is among the most stunning sections of the Great Wall. If your itinerary allows for one full day seeing the Great Wall, then we highly recommend a tour to Jinshanling.

Gubeikou and Jiankou can also be visited within a day tour from Beijing. Both sections have not been restored since they were first built in the Ming Dynasty, making them ideal choices for those who want to hike and experience the wild Great Wall. Do be aware that the Jiankou section features very steep and dangerous climbs and is only suitable for experienced hikers.

There are also some other famous sections of the Great Wall within or outside Beijing, such as Huanghuacheng, Simatai, and Shanhaiguan, but we only recommend these if you are visiting the Great Wall for a second time or planning a multi-day, in-depth Great Wall tour.

Great Wall Hiking and Camping

Due to its original purpose as a military defense, almost all sections of Great Wall were built on mountain ranges and thus involve some challenging climbs and uneven stairs, including the well-restored sections. If you are visiting a restored section but hike to the end of the renovated part, you will be able to see the unrestored part of the Great Wall.

For most visitors, Mutianyu and Jinshanling offer good, medium difficulty hikes, while still being very safe. For those looking for a serious hike along wild, unrestored portions of the Wall, we suggest the Jinshanling to Jinshanling East, or Gubeikou to Jinshanling routes. All these routes boast both unrestored and picturesque renovated sections of the Wall. However, please be aware that hikes along wild, unrestored parts of the Great Wall involve many steep climbs and loose bricks, and can be very dangerous in some places. (People can no longer hike through from Jinshanling to Simatai since the route was closed years ago.)

Camping on the Great Wall is usually banned, especially on the renovated sections. If you want to spend a night sleeping on the Great Wall, we can take you to a watchtower on the Gubeikou section of the Great Wall to experience the life of an ancient soldier and catch amazing sunrise/sunset views over the Wall.

Best Time to Visit

For all sections of the Great Wall near Beijing, the spring months (April to June) offer temperate weather and are great for climbing. In late April to early May, many trees begin to blossom, making this a particularly beautiful period to visit the Wall. Fall is also a nice time to visit, as temperatures are usually comfortable. October to early November are particularly picturesque, as the tree leaves on the mountains begin to change color. The winter months, from December to February, are cold and can be windy, but there are usually far fewer tourists on the Wall during these months. July and August are hot and humid, and thus not the best for long hikes. In addition, it's best to avoid hiking on the Wall after rain or snowfall because some parts can get very slippery.

You should also avoid visiting the popular sections, such as Badaling, Juyongguan, and Mutianyu, around National Day (the first week in October) and Spring Festival. August is also a busy time for the Badaling and Juyongguan sections, since students are on summer vacation and many families travel to these famous sections with their kids before the new school year starts. Learn more about how to avoid the crowds when traveling in China.

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The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History virtual tours allow visitors to take self-guided, room-by-room tours of select exhibits and areas within the museum from their desktop or mobile device. Visitors can also access select collections and research areas at our satellite support and research stations as well as past exhibits no longer on display.

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Tour Creator is a website by Google that allows teachers and students to create tours for VR (virtual reality) or in a web browser. After logging in with a Google account, Tour Creator will ask for a title, description, and cover photo for the tour. Students can then type a specific address or search for the desired location. Tour Creator will load Google Street View's photos alongside a panel that allows students to add a description, credits, and points of interest, and upload narration or ambient (background) audio. Points of interest are tiny circular graphics that will draw the viewer's attention. Each can have a description, narration, and even photos, allowing students to explain specific aspects of each scene; the credits field lets students cite sources as well. Students and teachers can click "add scene" until they've added all of the desired scenes. When the tour is complete, students can publish it as unlisted or public. Unlisted will only work for people who have the link, while the public option will leave the tour findable by anyone.

Currently, only Android devices running Google Expeditions support custom-made tours, though iOS support is coming at some point. By default, a tour is only viewable in VR on Google Expeditions from the account in which it was created. However, if students send peers and teachers the link to their tour, they can share it to their own Expeditions account, simplifying the sharing process.

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Tour Creator Review for Teachers | Common Sense Education

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Many teachers use and love Google Earth. Google Earth VR truly brings the experience to the next level. Anyone strapped into a VR headset can zoom over the earth and explore 3D structures and topography. Students studying biomes can easily fly to that area and gain a deeper understanding of their appearance, scope, and scale. The same is true for students studying important historical sites or geographical areas. A more meaningful connection can be made with current events, as students can travel to places they're hearing about in the news and have a look.

Flying around isn't an amazing experience for everyone. Students who are afraid of heights may experience anxiety or even fear, so care should be taken by the teacher to prepare them for this. It may help some students to sit down while using Google Earth VR. Not all 3D objects are created by hand, so when examining a building, tree, or car closely, it may look blocky and blurry. Often it's possible to enter Street View, where you get a crisp 360-degree view of specific areas.

While a student or teacher is using Google Earth VR, what they're seeing can be mirrored on the computer monitor or projector. It isn't the same experience as having a headset on, but this at least makes it possible for more than one student to learn at a time. If virtual field trips are a goal, educators might also want to consider Google Expeditions, which features more robust teaching tools and the ability for an entire class to experience learning at the same time.

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Many teachers use and love Google Earth. Google Earth VR truly brings the experience to the next level. Anyone strapped into a VR headset can zoom over the earth and explore 3D structures and topography. Students studying biomes can easily fly to that area and gain a deeper understanding of their appearance, scope, and scale.

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Story Time from Space Directory

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Free texting and free calling with Textfree gives you free text plus a real US phone number so you can text or call anyone, even if they don't have the app. Textfree uses your data or Wi-Fi connection to keep you in touch with friends and family all over the globe-you can text now with features like group messaging, picture messaging, international texting & calling, emoji, and voicemail, it's the only messaging app you'll ever need. All for free.

YOU CAN'T BEAT THE ORIGINAL
Textfree was the first free texting app in the app store. True story. Since 2009, Textfree has helped millions of people stay connected with friends and family. Since then, a lot of new and nifty features were added, but one thing's always remained the same-Textfree is the fastest, most reliable and easiest to use texting app out there.

Lots of other apps like textPlus, TextMe, Talkatone, and TextNow have come along since we launched,
BUT Textfree is the original and we think still the best free texting app available.

SEND UNLIMITED FREE TEXTS & REAL MMS PICTURE MESSAGES
With Textfree you get free SMS texting, text now totally free and unlimited. And now, Textfree is the first
free texting app enabled with real MMS picture messaging just like a carrier phone - no strange looking links. That means you can send picture messages to all your friends, even if they don't have Textfree!

REAL PHONE NUMBER INCLUDED
Not many free texting apps let you text now with a real phone number. But having your own local phone number means you can call your grandma's landline, order a pizza, SMS any number, and of course, hit up all your friends, even if they don't have a smartphone.

TEXT FREE WITH GROUP MESSAGES
Textfree is the perfect free texting app for group messaging with all your contacts. You can create groups, leave groups, add participants and let everyone be part of the conversation.

FREE CALLING
Free calling has never been better. Textfree-to-Textfree calling and any incoming calls are always free. Outbound calling minutes are easy to earn or super cheap to buy. Who doesn't love free calling?

TURN ANY DEVICE INTO A PHONE
No phone? No Problem. Text free has you covered. Textfree turns your iPod or iPad into a phone, so you can text plus call for free. Plus, calls sound great over Wi-Fi. Free texting on all these devices.

OPTIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
* Reserve Number ($4.99/mo) - Keep your number from expiring (normally we reclaim in active numbers after 30-days)
* Voicemail-To-Text ($4.99/mo) - Get your voicemails transcribed and sent as a text message so you can read it at your convenience.
* Remove Ads ($2.99/mo) - This one, well, you get the idea.

TERMS
Subscriptions automatically billed monthly or annually to your iTunes Account and auto-renew, unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Payments are charged to your iTunes account upon confirmation of purchase. You can turn off auto-renew or manage subscriptions in your iTunes & App Store account settings. Cancellations take effect at the end of the active subscription period. Any unused portion of a free trial period (where available) is forfeited when purchasing a subscription.

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* Emergency calls are not supported
* Textfree is ad-supported
* When roaming, additional carrier data charges may apply. Contact your carrier for details.
* If your contacts aren't on Textfree, they might have to pay regular carrier charges for texts and pictures.

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Get this app if you have an iPod, iPad, or iPhone that has been shut off your provider. As for me, I have two iPods and an iPhone that has been shut off the provider. I linked all of them under the same account. I can text as (724) ***-**** and nobody knows that I don't actually have a phone!!! This app is perfect and has no flaws, unless you have absolutely no tolerances for ads. The ads only pop up at the bottom of your screen AFTER you send a message. It's not too bad. I usually can't stand ads, but this doesn't interfere with the quality of the app. You can also, if you double-text, click the little "x" in the corner of the ad to view the keyboard again. You get your notifications as always. Text free also can text you personally when you have updates or to remind you that if your phone number isn't used within a certain amount of time, it will be given to someone else. But anyone that uses this app usually uses it frequently and doesn't have the issue. It only happened to me a few years back when I only got the app to text my mom for a busy month, and right after that I didn't use it. I got a new number, with ease, and now I can use it any time I wish. You may also reserve your number for a small fee. For free you may record your own voicemail. You may also choose your own ringtone, and on Androids you can use your pre-installed ringtones on your device.

I recommend this app to anyone. Please download this app if the above criteria relates to you.

Hi Sara, thank you so much for your review. Your kind words brightened up our day! We're so glad you're liking Textfree so much. If you ever need help, email us at reviews@pinger.com. We'll be happy to assist

Glitchy, freezes, auto directs to safari/appstore

When I click the message it will often freeze up and I will have to close out the app, double click home, swipe up, and then restart the app literally 4-5 times before I can click one of the messages and it'll take me to the message. When I type it will often freeze up so I can type or mid typing it'll freeze and unfreeze so I'll type one part of a word and finish the last half of a word or two later and then I'll have to use auto correct and rewrite the couple words it froze for. Sometimes it will take me to the message and the box to text won't even be on the messaging screen and I'll have to close out and reload the app for it to go back to normal but then the when I do it freezes up and I have to close and reload it a couple more times to get it to unfreeze. Sometimes it'll take me to safari or the app store even if I didn't click the ads, and no my finger doesn't slip and accidentally click the ads, it just does it by itself sometimes. I'll sometimes have the text box glitched out at the very top of the screen so I can't see the other person's message, or the text bar will just be frozen 3/4s from the bottom inbetween the ad that's covering up half the screen and the top. Paying to get rid of the ads may help with the ad related glitches, but it won't help with the rest of the glitchyness with the app, my advice would be to GET ANY OTHER TEXTING APP!

Hey there, this sounds like you're dealing with multiple problems. We're so sorry to hear about each and every one, and if you can send us an email at reviews@pinger.com, we can look into what's going on right away.

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This is been a success story also a struggle story me as the reviewer have been using Textfree for over six years close to seven and when I had no way to have a phone service from my iPhone I was able to always have access to people calling me and having textWhich it being a American app I had no idea I'd be able to use it in Europe where I went and subsequently suffered a heart attack still having no phone service tax-free had allowed me to call and text my friends and family in the USA with no extra surcharge and really no problem this was a great thing now if this doesn't come with the bells and whistles but it still was pretty forward thinking for time it came out it's still one of the originals and one thing about it it's stable sometime to glitches but it's stable overall and I've still been able to use it we talking about six years of service that I use pretty much every day I am an original thank you tax-free you really helped me expand on so many things and yes I do have phone service now but I still use this as one of my secondaryNumbers one of the best apps ever invented because it works

Hey Brit, we're so glad you're okay and safe now. Hearing that Textfree helped you through this scary time really blew us away. Thank you so much for choosing Textfree, sticking with us, and leaving us such an amazing review.

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​As I continue to look at more ways to help students build skills in lifelong learning, I've been trying to avoid using PowerPoint and lecture if possible. Google maps has some really amazing features that could have various applications in the classroom where content is related to geography. By sharing a link with students teachers can allow students to drop pins on Google Maps that include pictures, text, and links that represent evidence of their learning. Students not only enjoy making their own pins, but also exploring pins their classmates have made.
How it Works

1. Follow the Google Tutorial on creating and sharing a map. Note links to additional tutorials from this page as well.

2. Once the map is created, users can share the map link (view or edit privileges are offered). Google classroom or email would be easy ways to distribute the link. If neither of those are feasible options, teachers can use a link shortener like Bitly. Google Chrome users can utilize extensions like the goo.gl URL Shortener, which shortens links in one click. It even automatically creates a QR code which can be added to worksheets to help students quickly get to a link without having to type a URL, provided their device has a camera and they have a QR code reader.

3. Students can add pins to the map with pictures, descriptions, and links. They start by clicking on the "add a marker" icon just below the search bar.

Supporting Science
Collins and Halverson (2009) see technology as a powerful student engagement tool, "education will be directed more toward what people want to learn, and hence, they will be more excited and draw more leaning" (p. 109). Many agree that technology can be used in various ways for students to produce evidence of their learning. Maps is one of many ways Dougherty (2012) encourages educators to go beyond essays and reports (p. 43). Pitler, Hubbell, and Kuhn (2012) specifically discuss the usefulness of Google Maps as a way for students to "learn more about any topic with a geographic component" (p. 127).

Impacts
Allowing students to take greater ownership of their learning has been shown to increase student engagement, and the depth of knowledge. I anticipate using Google Maps next year with my Ag and Soil Chemistry course when we discuss parent material of soil. I think I might also have them take photos of the areas they collect soil samples from and update their posting once they've done soil analysis. I could also see using google maps as a way to examine invasive species in Biology, or a way to examine biomes and ecosystems.

Advice on getting started
Follow the link to the google tutorial on starting a google map. Bookmarking the site, makes for quick access. Users have many options in customizing their map, including the color and shape of the pin they drop. Feel free to add pins to the sample map about types of rocks. This link could also serve as a vehicle for discussion on your expectations of students as students begin to work on creating their maps.

Costs/resources needed
The google maps feature is free, but does require a free google account and internet access.

​​ References

Collins, A., & Halverson, R. (2009). Rethinking education in the age of technology: The digital revolution and schooling in America. New York: Teachers College Press.

Dougherty, E. (2012). Assignments matter: Making the connections that help students meet standards (1st ed.). Alexandria, Virginia: ASCD.

Pitler, H., Hubbell, E. R., & Kuhn, M. (2012). Using technology with classroom instruction that works (2nd ed.). Alexandria, VA: ASCD.

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This post is written by Jake Miller, a tech integration specialist from Ohio. He's a Google for Education Trainer and a self-proclaimed spreadsheet nerd. Find him on Twitter (@JakeMillerTech) and at his blog, jakemiller.net.

A note from Matt ... I wrote Jake is constantly blogging about the meaningful use of technology on his blog, jakemiller.net. If you like what you find on Ditch That Textbook, his posts will be a great fit for you, too! Jake is also a WIZARD at creating animated GIF images to illustrate his tips! Check out the images he shares on Now, for Jake's 11 tips for creating stop-motion animation with Google Slides! the #EduGIF Twitter hashtag or in this Google Drive folder. There are a LOT! Be sure to sign up for Jake's email newsletters, which are packed full of great ideas to use in the classroom! a post recently about using Google Slides for stop-motion animation. When Jake Miller wrote this post about 11 tips for creating Google Slides stop-motion animation, I knew I had to share them with you!

3. Pay attention to degrees when rotating objects

Much like when moving objects, you want to make sure that you rotate objects in relatively small, constant amounts. One option for doing this is to just pay attention to the degrees you see when rotating - i.e., 5°, 10°, 15°, etc. It's tricky to get this just right, but anything close to constant (i.e., 5.1°, 9.8°, 15.2°, etc.) should do. A second option is the Rotate 1° keyboard shortcut. Use Alt (option on a Mac) + Shift + Left or Right arrow to do this. A third option is the Rotate 15° keyboard shortcut. Use Alt (option on a Mac) + Left or Right arrow to do this. I lean towards using the second option with a few clicks (3-5) for each slide, but it's best to pick based on your situation/goal. A fourth option which isn't shown in this GIF below is to hold down Shift while rotating with your mouse - this locks your rotation into increments of 15°.

4. Use keyboard shortcuts to resize

There's a pattern here, friends. If you want this to look like a legit animation, you've gotta do everything incrementally and at a constant rate. Keyboard shortcuts always help with that. There are a few shortcuts for resizing - the most important are Ctrl + Alt + j (⌘ + Ctrl + j on Mac) for smaller and Ctrl + Alt + k (⌘ + Ctrl + k on Mac) for larger. Both of these resize proportionally (width & height) and from the center. They're not shown in the GIF below, but you can also resize vertically (Ctrl + Alt/⌘ + i or q) or horizontally (Ctrl + Alt/⌘ + b or w). One final trick here - you may have noticed that if you just drag the "resize grabber" in the corner it resizes proportionally, but not from the center. If you hold down Control (Option on Mac), it'll do it from the center.

8. USE KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS TO SELECT ITEMS TO MOVE/MODIFY

This may seem like an unnecessary tip, but if you're doing an animation where you have multiple objects moving in different directions or at different rates, or an even wider array of things happening, it may save you some seconds to use keyboard shortcuts to select objects. The Tab key toggles which object in the slide is selected. It goes in the order that they were originally added there. Using Shift+Tab will go through the objects in reverse order.

9. Make text appear from one letter at a time

Listen, I know the old transition in PowerPoint and other programs with the typewriter text (where it appeared one letter at a time) was torture to watch, but in a Stop-Motion Animation, having a word fade in from left to right can be useful. This one is super self-explanatory - start with one letter on the first slide in the series and add the letters one at a time until the entire word (or phrase) is showing. That's it! As if you needed it, here's a GIF to make it crystal clear. 🙂

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For online learning opportunities to be successful, teachers and leaders of schools must be aware of the pedagogy and tools that necessitate great learning for students. Does learning have to cease because students and teachers aren't gathered in person? What does great learning look like in online spaces? And, how can teachers and leaders harness the power of the internet to create great learning experiences when the school is closed?

We have outlined 15 strategies to help guide your thinking in creating online learning environments for students when the physical school building is closed.

1. Know your students' technological capabilities and what support is available to them.

If your students can't come to school, then they cannot rely on using the school resources we might take for granted: reliable internet connection; use of school-owned technology; access to VPN's or other tools that ensure privacy as well as, in some countries, access to certain tools; and other issues of digital equity. It's important to know what kind of online learning work is possible for students to do while away from school, and to develop fair and reasonable accommodations for those students who may not be able to complete all work online.

2. Designate an online learning hub.

Just as students know they can find you in your classroom or your office, they should know where to find you and your coursework online. You might have your own space in your school's Learning Management System (LMS), your own website or blog, or even something as simple as a hyperdoc. This hub should have links to essential content, the best way(s) to reach you, and a calendar or pacing guide for coursework. What's important is that students don't have to struggle to find what they need to know and be able to do. A great test: Can you tell your students where to go online by sending them a single link?

3. Communicate often, clearly, and consistently.

Consider how you typically communicate with students and, if possible, use the same space and vehicle that you would have used when school was open. This is what students will be expecting. Did you email your students? Send announcements via your LMS? Leverage social media? Do the same now. Communicate daily. Keep your communications focused, clear, and simple with actionable tasks and items students need to know.

4. If possible, gather students for synchronous meetings.

When it comes to student engagement and learning, relationships online matter as much as, if not more than, in person. During times when school is closed, students might be able to gather for synchronous learning times via video chat tools like Zoom. If a school is closed due to inclement weather, for example, and students are all on the same time zone, it's reasonable to suggest meeting in an online space such as Zoom at a set time. However, if students are across multiple time zones, you may want to connect students asynchronously (see #5). You can also offer Office Hours for students to connect with you via Zoom individually. Post your availability prominently in your learning hub (see #2).

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