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Distance Learning EDUC 415.02/Technology

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Hannah Harb - Kindergarten

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Google Classroom

Kahoot

Schoology

Padlet

Google Slides

FlipGrid

Zoom

Google Meets

Quizlet

Slide Mania

Discovery Ed

CK12

Bitmoji

Twig Science

Schoology

Google Classroom

FlipGrid

Padlet

Zoom

Starting a Class: - If it’s your first time using Zoom, visit the Educating Guide: Getting Started on Zoom and complete the steps in advance of your class to get you set up. - Schedule your class in the Zoom application for your desired date/time and copy the invitation details to send to your students. - Join your class a couple minutes early to ensure a proper connection then follow the below tips for a quality online learning experience. Teaching Over Zoom: - Pre-set your meeting to mute participant’s microphones upon entry. This helps to avoid background noise and allow your students to focus on your lesson. - Look at the camera to create eye contact with your students. This helps to create a more personal connection while teaching over video. - Take a second to check chat or your student’s video (if on camera) to check-in with your students and get feedback. - Speak as if you’re face-to-face with the class while ensuring you’re at the appropriate distance from the microphone for the best audio experience. - When delivering a presentation, sharing images, files or video, give your students a moment to open or take in what you’ve shared. - Embrace the pause. Take a moment after the end of your comments and allow for students to engage before continuing on

Google Meet

Kahoot

Quizlet

Bitmoji

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AFTER

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Slide Mania

Google Slides

Step 1: Create a presentation To create a new presentation: Open the Slides home screen at slides.google.com. In the top left, under "Start a new presentation," click "New Add". This will create and open your new presentation. You can also create new presentations from the URL https://slides.google.com/create. Step 2: Edit and format a presentation You can add, edit, or format text, images, or videos in a presentation. Insert and arrange text, shapes, and lines Add, delete & organize slides Add animations to a slide Step 3: Share & work with others You can share files and folders with people and choose whether they can view, edit, or comment on them.

Discovery Ed

CK12

Twig Science