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Engagement
Engagement
Engagement
Offer brain breaks where students can reflect on a collaborative Google Drawing
Engagement
Use Revision History to observe participation of students in collaborative tasks
Engagement
Use Padlet or GoFormative for collecting questions, ideas, and comments during a lesson
Engagement
Use a Breakout EDU activity to have students moving, collaborating, and problem solving
Engagement
Interactive Google Slides (or other cloud-based presentation tool) and Google Docs for note taking
Engagement
Give students time to reflect on their learning by creating a screencast using Explain Everything (paid) or Educreations (free)
Engagement
Use YouTube timer or Slides speaker notes timer during talking points
Engagement
Use QR codes on student work in the hallway to see more information about their project.
Engagement
Use Google Sites or SeeSaw to create digital portfolios to show student growth
Engagement
Create web-based, collaborative videos with YouTube Editor or WeVideo
Engagement
Shared Google Doc or OneNote Class Notebook with class notes to capture work that has been done
Engagement
Model and teach quality presentation techniques with little text on slides and large, meaningful images.
Engagement
Begin each class with Poll Everywhere or Kahoot to build excitement.