#TipTuesday – Curating YouTube Playlists

We've already looked at how to embed media into a Google Form in a previous post, but another great way to utilize videos in your class, is by curating your own YouTube playlists for easy access and sharing with students.  Here's how: Log in to Google, if you haven't already, and then go to YouTube …

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#TipTuesday – Getting started with GoogleForms

Google Forms is constantly revising, reiterating, and adding new features and a smoother look.  I recently created the following video to show the beginner around Google Forms, and the features listed below: Create a Google Form Add questions Embed media (great for flipping your class!) Divide form into sections, and direct flow Make the form …

Tech Resources #1 – Nearpod

Nearpod is a platform in which you can create interactive presentations, designed to be shared on student devices.  There are two ways in which the lessons can be shared: synchronized or self paced. Self-paced works best when flipping your classroom, or when teaching in a setting that requires independent work.  Synchronized is ideal for guiding …

Tech Tips #4 Multimedia Text Sets

Another great way to guide student learning is to create a Multimedia Text Set. This is when a teacher creates a document in Google Drive, and fills it with various types of media.  Usually arranged by concept.  Following each type of media (presentation, YouTube video, etc), the teacher will ask a relevant question.  To finish, …