Digital Instruction: To Infinity and Beyond!

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1. Post instructions in Google Classroom (or your LMS)

• The Google Classroom Quick-Start Guide + tips and tricks!

2. Use Hyperdocs for student-centered learning

Let’s try a Hyperdoc! This one’s easy … It’s called “My Happy Place” … click this link to make a copy of it and get started! (Created by Lisa Highfill)

• 20+ Hyperdocs tips, ideas and templates to use right away
• 9 reasonss why Hyperdocs can transform your class (by Sean Fahey)

3. Rethink instruction with Pear Deck

Let’s try some interactive slides! Go to joinpd.com and enter the code on the screen to join!

• 20 ways to use Pear Deck to engage students

4. Get students talking with Flipgrid

Flipgrid lets student share what they've learned with their voices. Plus, they can see each other's ideas.

• Let's try it! Click here to jump into our Flipgrid topic.
• Catch the Flipgrid Fever! 30+ ways to use Flipgrid in your class

5. Practice with Gimkit

Get repetitions with a fun twist — power-ups!

• Go to gimkit.com

6. Use the station rotation model

Empower students to complete their work on their own -- and get some physical movement in.

• Station rotation: Save time, engage students in any K-12 classroom

7. Share resources with an explore board

Let students explore a variety of articles, videos, and other resources instead of just assigning one for all.

• Using an Explore Board in the Classroom via Holly Clark