https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3 What classroom management strategies work for online and remote teaching and learning? en-us 2020-05-21 16:03:55 UTC 2020-07-13 01:25:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652618193 Google classroom and google meets using screen share and google docs. EdPuzzle and Kahoot. Dochub for PDF editing. ]]> 2020-07-12 13:46:13 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652618193 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652645512 Google classroom, google meet, zoom, pear deck for interactive instruction, Freckle, ilearn you can locate apps is help students with reading through teachhub and so far I like Lexia for help students with disabilities.]]> 2020-07-12 15:23:23 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652645512 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652645863 Google classroom, zoom sessions, discussion boards, jamboard, peardeck. In summer school we are using iLearn and it has been a mess so far! Edmentum for developed curriculum]]> 2020-07-12 15:24:39 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652645863 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652682332 We used a mixture of zoom, powerschool for high schoolers, google docs, flipgrid, kahoots, many other apps and the school created their own website. I am on a committee looking at different LMS platforms and we have decided on Schoology. ]]> 2020-07-12 17:21:41 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652682332 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652709046 Our schools used Microsoft Teams to engage our students with remote learning.  Our school leader did some professional learning with our teachers and students to get them more comfortable with the platform through microsoft teams video conferencing. We used youtube to assist with our lessons.  We used a lot of kahoot, quizizz, and edpuzzle to guide our learners and keep them engaged. 

]]> 2020-07-12 18:43:21 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652709046 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652805922 We used: 
Google Classroom
Google Meets
Screencastify to teach asynchronously - pre-recorded lessons and  books read so that they can revisit to answer questions.
Brainpop....
virtual trips....
etc.]]> 2020-07-12 23:43:11 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652805922 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652852126 We used the following: 
Zoom, Google Meets, Google Classroom, Google Docs, Nearpod, FlipGrid, Brainpop, Jamboard, SmartTech and Screencastify Most of the lessons were done through Nearpod . We did have daily live lessons using any of the these platforms. 

]]> 2020-07-13 01:17:14 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652852126 https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652853371 Visuals are essential, students benefitted from video and slideshows. 

Google classroom was key to monitoring check-ins and assignments.  Google Meets was essential in small group instruction. Students found this the most accessible, for larger groups Zoom is better.

Prerecorded videos also were an effective strategy to differentiate instruction. 

Project based learning allowed for inquiry, while being away from the classroom.   

Extra time and office hours (imperative to have flexibility for specific students)]]> 2020-07-13 01:19:42 UTC https://padlet.com/laurie_bobley/c9ynd8o73enl10t3/wish/652853371