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

• Screencastify: Create videos for students of yourself modeling instruction 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: Record a video of yourself modeling instruction or using a Whiteboard app such as Explain Everything or canvas.apps.chrome

• Zoom: Create a Screencast video for students using the Whiteboard feature - Video Tutorial (YouTube, 2020)

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

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

• Screencastify: Create videos for students of yourself modeling instruction 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: Record a video of yourself modeling instruction or using a Whiteboard app such as Explain Everything.

• Zoom: Create a Screencast video for students using the Whiteboard feature - Video Tutorial (YouTube, 2020)

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)

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

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.

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)

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)

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

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

Resource: Protocol for Looking at Student Work for Remote Learning