QR codes are the best! They allow for students to have easy access to resources as long as they have a compatible device. They are also great for group work and keep lessons very organized! #educ150
We had so much fun today in math! Students participated in an escape room using QR codes. They had to solve pattern problems & apply 4 of the math processes to escape with their group. I am so proud of how hard they worked to escape! What a great success grade 3s! @stalphonsaDP
Qr codes are a very reliable source to use in the classroom and have many purposes. Teachers can add information to them that will help students complete assignments, but it must benefit the student to scan it! They need to have a purpose. #Educ150
In preparation for #hybridlearning, I’ve been teaching myself to make digital #interactivenotebooks. I’ve started putting one together for our first social studies unit. Anyone else use these? #edtech
Made a bunch of templates for Zoom Breakout Rooms.
-->Copy the slide you want to use to a new deck, make enough slides for each group & number them.
--> Add your topic.
-->Share with students as "Anyone in the Organization can Edit"
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