Google Classroom - Create and upload a video using one of the following options:

• Screencastify: Create videos for students of yourself modeling instruction and/or use the Whiteboard feature to illustrate activities.

• How to install Screencastify (Video)

• How to Set Up Screencastify (Google Slides, from High School for Telecommunications)

• How to Use Video to Master Distance Learning (infographic, pdf, Screencastify)

Google Meet: Use this live or record a video of yourself modeling instruction and/or using the integrated Jamboard whiteboard app.

• How to Collaborate with Jamboard Whiteboard while on Meet! - NEW!

Other options:

1) Use an external app such as Explain Everything or canvas.apps.chrome

2) Record yourself modeling on an actual whiteboard (windows work!) or on chart paper.

Zoom: Use this live or create a record a video for students using the Whiteboard feature - Video Tutorial (YouTube, 2020, 07:11)

WeVideo: Create your own curriculum videos using this online video editor to easily edit video and audio using multiple media sources. No download necessary. Many basic features are available as part of the FREE plan.

Create audio files for read alongs or to provide instruction:

• Online Voice Recorder (web-based, no sign-in) Just click and record!

• • Audacity (Mac or PC) Free Editing Software Download

• • GarageBand (Apple only)

*Search the Chrome Web Store to find many other options, particularly for Chromebooks.

Google Classroom - Add an audio file as an assignment attachment or as an announcement.

Google Slides - Add audio to Slides

• WeVideo: Create your own curriculum videos using this online video editor to easily edit video and audio using multiple media sources. No download necessary. Many basic features are available as part of the FREE plan.

• Google Classroom: Use the Question Feature under "Create" - Video Tutorial (02:55)

• Google Forms: Video Tutorial (04:55)

• Meet or Zoom: Screenshot Participant names - How to take Screenshots (by device type)

• • Meet: Use the Meet Attendance Chrome Extension (uses a Google Sheet)

Google Classroom: Create a Google Form for students to complete

• Using Google Forms for Formative Assessment provides step-by-step instruction

• Pre-made Formative Assessment Google Forms LIBRARY. Just "Make a Copy" and you can edit or use any of these forms

  • How to "Make a Copy" of a 'View Only' Google Form

Zoom:

• Use the built in non-verbal response features of Zoom such as Yes, No, Slower, Faster, and Raise Hand). **Be sure that you have this feature turned on

External Resources:

Use Formative, Kahoot, and other digital tools to Make Formative Assessment More Student-Centered

Google Classroom:

• Use Google Classroom "Questions" to facilitate a 'Digital Dialogue'

Zoom:

• Use Breakout Rooms encourage small-group discussion. Be sure to monitor the groups.

Meet:

• Let student's pick their "type" of collaboration with this Meet Room Choice Slide template - NEW!

Google Classroom:

• Share a Google Doc or Slide Presentation with selected student groups (02:37, YouTube, 2017)

• Assign multiple students to one document for group work - Visual Tutorial (Slides, 2020)

Google Meet:

• Using multiple Meet rooms for Breakouts - a video tutorial (YouTube, 2020)

• Use this Google Slides or PPTX template to let students choose their own rooms

Zoom:

• Put student in random or pre-selected groups using Breakout Rooms (Zoom Video, 2020)

  • How to "Enable" Breakout Rooms in your Zoom settings (Zoom Support Article)

  • Allow students to choose their own Breakout Rooms

• Google Docs (Docs, Slides, Sheets)

• Use the Google Docs 'Comments' feature to leave student feedback

• Using the Comment Bank in Google Classroom to provide more detailed and focused feedback faster

• Using the Doctopus and Goobric Add-ons (for Google Sheets)

Webinar: Co-Teaching in a Virtual Setting - Google Slides Resources

Resource: Protocol for Looking at Student Work for Remote Learning