1. Watch videos shared by teachers

2. Add videos to presentations

3. Collaborate

4. Retell stories

5. Explain math problems

Make a copy of a sample Padlet, browse the Gallery for ideas, or start from scratch.

Benefits:

1. Teachers can include videos in Padlet

2. Students can add posts using video

Tips:

1. Limit post options for students

2. Give options....video/auditory/words to meet all learner needs.

New to Padlet? Click HERE for tutorial

Use this link to access student examples:

1. Provide breaks in video for check for understand

2. Extensive library of resources to save teacher prep time

3. Integrates with Google Classroom

4. Can set accommodations for students, based on needs.

   
   

Click image to access Wayground and click below for tutorial about how to create interactive videos in Wayground:

1. Create a library or two (one for you and one for your class)

2. Find a template in the Discover tab

3. Add template to your class library

4. Edit, as needed.

5. Invite students to your class by posting the class link in Google Classroom or Clever.

6. Students will have access to the book template to begin working on it.

Book Creator Tutorial by Judy Meier

1. Sign in with your Google account.

2. Using the Classes tab, import your Google Classroom to make sharing content easy.

3. View Accommodation's tab to adjust support for students.

4. Browse Library tab for content to modify and assign.

Tips...

1. Share assignments with teammates - SAVE TIME!

2. Add co-teacher, if needed (student teacher/related services/etc)

After Assignments...

1. View Reports and Class tab to see student & class progress

• WRITING

  Illustrating stories: Students can type simple descriptions (e.g., "a happy robot playing with a cat," "a spaceship flying through colorful stars").

  
  

• READING/WRITING

  Character design: Students can experiment with different descriptions to visualize characters in their own writing or in books they are reading.

  
  

  SOCIAL STUDIES/SCIENCE

  Visualizing concepts: For science or social studies, they can generate images of animals in their habitats, historical settings (with critical discussion about accuracy), or abstract ideas.

  
  

  MATH

  Visualizing abstract concepts: Students can use text-to-image to create visuals that help them understand concepts like fractions (e.g., "a pizza cut into four equal slices," "three groups of two apples").

  
  

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