August 27 Weekly Finds

1. Fact or Fib Bill of Rights Game in Pear Deck

FACT OR FIB: Bill of Rights game using @PearDeck. Does anyone want to help me come up with more facts & fibs? Ideally about rights that would be important for students to know, ex. student rights, police interactions, free speech, protest, search & seizures, etc… LINK ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/wTc8iAW8c1

— Amanda Sandoval 💛 (@historysandoval) August 26, 2021

2. Chromebook Skills Every Student Should Learn

Our freshmen and some sophomores have Chromebooks and by 2024 every student in our high school will have one. I thought this would be a good resource to share out:

Do your students use 💻 #Chromebooks?!? If so, use ⬇️ this presentation to teach your students these essential #Chromebook skills to SAVE ⏰time later!! @GoogleForEdu

🔗 https://t.co/xXmJv29Gca

Created by @mongellimegan & @candytechideas pic.twitter.com/WpqrBgyPgB

— Candace Buchanan🌵 (@candytechideas) August 23, 2021

3. Digital Workflow for Students

In our Instructional Technology Coach (ITC) meetings, we keep a running document of our agendas and notes and its been so helpful in going back to view items from previous meetings. So when I saw this blog post entitled One Google Doc All Year Long: The English Journal, I wanted to see how this teacher used the same idea.

4. 24 Exit Ticket Questions

As we shift back to in-person teaching, these ideas for exit tickets by Todd Finley will be helpful to mix it up:

5. Top 10 Ways to Use Wakelet with your Students

I love Wakelet, but haven’t used it with students in any large way. I think these ideas would be a good way to start implementing the site with students.