If your school/district is still using Zoom as a platform, I'm compiled a settings guide to help you navigate the settings to minimize Zoom bombing. You will also find a few useful Zoom tools you can use to enhance your experience. So far, I've had 0 Zoom bombing incidents.
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Bitmoji has been the hype lately for a lot of educators. I'm not an exception. I created a basic Virtual Class Expectations sheet using Canva. You can create your own with the template link below.
Make sure to upgrade your account to an Educator account with school email. It will unlock Pro features - FREE! It's been a huge lifesaver! You might have to apply a few times before you finally get approved. I put together a quick simple video with out you can get started with Bitmoji and Canva. You can view it here. There's also a Part 2 video on Canva basics. You can view it here. |
A Google Form sent out to students ahead of time as an opportunity for them to introduce themselves and ask any questions.
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A "First Week of School" Slide Deck that includes introductions and community building activities.
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Students would take up a slide and answer some questions about themselves. This is used in lieu of index cards/equity cards.
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Use this Spinner to get students to tell you more about themselves. This is used in lieu of the "Ball Game" icebreaker. Use the one below or edit your own.
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Meant as an introduction to Google Jamboard for students. It also lets you anonymously collect student thoughts on certain questions you pose.
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This is a continuation of a journal assignment from Spring 2020 when schools first closed. Students will document their thoughts throughout distance learning as living historians, creating their own primary source. Useful and reflective for a history or social science class.
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