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A QR code outside the classroom that connects to a Google Drive or Canvas along with a print out for the teacher. If there is a visitor in the room then they may view the hard copy.

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A QR code outside the classroom that connects to a Google Drive or Canvas along with a print out for the teacher. If there is a visitor in the room then they may view the hard copy.

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LPs should be posted on a digital platform to be easily accessible when entering a classroom.

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LPs should be posted on a digital platform to be easily accessible when entering a classroom.

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Lesson plans should be posted in an easily accessible area or forum. There should be access to a printed and digital form of the document.

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Canvas- don't forget that some schools have roaming teachers who do not have one classroom. Canvas is convenient for teachers and is a consistent place to have the plans.

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Canvas- don't forget that some schools have roaming teachers who do not have one classroom. Canvas is convenient for teachers and is a consistent place to have the plans.

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Digitally and a hard copy for those who support staff from the district can access as they visit

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Digitally and a hard copy for those who support staff from the district can access as they visit

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Plans could be organized by grade level in a shared folder at each school.

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Plans could be organized by grade level in a shared folder at each school.

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Canvas- posting in commons(in Canvas) to share lesson plans among schools

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Canvas- posting in commons(in Canvas) to share lesson plans among schools

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I feel that teachers should be able to share their lessons in a way that can be accessible by all stakeholders. (Whether it’s a google drive, Canvas, or Seesaw) I know as a district the elementary mandate was Seesaw for k-1 and Canvas for 2-5.

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Google drive

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in the classroom as well as digitally. I'd like them to be posted by the door (inside the room), and in a google folder.

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Lesson plans should be submitted digitally and posted in the classroom.

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This allows school and district staff to access plans in advance of a classroom visit as well as access them on site as needed, if not in advance.

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Google folder

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Sharing in Canvas has been the norm. Hard copies for those who are old school. 

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Sharing in Canvas has been the norm. Hard copies for those who are old school. 

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Plans should be posted in a common place in the classroom as well as on a digital platform (i.e. Canvas)

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If on CANVAS....LPs should be there...not just the course? The course as LPs - are we saying as a district that is good enough?

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If on CANVAS....LPs should be there...not just the course? The course as LPs - are we saying as a district that is good enough?

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Canvas- Sharing on commons so that all schools can access (thinking of vacancies in some schools).

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Canvas- Sharing on commons so that all schools can access (thinking of vacancies in some schools).

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Notebook

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Canvas, everyone that needs access to them would have access in Canvas.

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Wall near door

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Canvas and in the classroom

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Google drive Shared files by grade level and subject

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Canvas and Seesaw like the district expectations have been for the past two years.

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Canvas and Seesaw like the district expectations have been for the past two years.