Microsoft Teams is your classroom management hub if your students use Microsoft tools. Learn how to manage Teams like a pro.
If your school is using Microsoft, then Microsoft Teams Education can be your go-to communication hub.
It keeps you organized. It helps you get messages out. It manages your students' assignments. Access it from the desktop app, a mobile app or even on the web. This means no matter where you are, if you have an internet connection, you're always within reach of your students.
If you're new to Teams, all of its features can be daunting.
Don't worry. We've got you covered.
In this post, we'll share with you everything you need to know to run Microsoft Teams Education like a pro!
This post is sponsored by Microsoft. All ideas and content were developed independently by Ditch That Textbook's Matt Miller and Infused Classroom's Holly Clark.
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Using Teams video meetings with students
During remote learning, video calls are a huge part of many teacher's communication with students. Use it for instruction, for student assessment, or even just to check in.
Want to get up to speed and use Microsoft Teams Education video meetings like a pro? Here are more than 20 tips to get you navigating Teams in no time.
Schedule vs. Meet Now
On the “Meet” button in the top right corner of the screen, you’ll notice a dropdown triangle button. Click it and you’ll have two choices for creating a video meeting: “Meet now” or “Schedule a meeting.” If you know that students have Microsoft Teams Education readily available, “Meet now” is a great choice . Want to give everyone advance notice? Choose “Schedule a meeting.”
Join with a phone call
Sometimes, students don’t have internet access. Sometimes, their access is spotty. It can be helpful to join a meeting by phone sometimes. If enabled by your admin, joining by a phone call can be a more accessible option. Schedule a meeting. If your organization has made the call-in option available, a phone number and joining information will be shared in the meeting invitation.
Choose the channel that fits best
Meetings are added to channels. Start a “Meet now” meeting or a scheduled one in the channel where it makes most sense. When you’re done, the post, meeting notes and more will live in that channel.
Use a 3x3 grid (coming soon)
Seeing more of your students’ faces at once makes it feel a little more like a traditional class. By the end of April 2020, you should be able to toggle a 3x3 grid of your students’ faces in a video meeting in Microsoft Teams Education. This probably won’t let you see everyone at once, but it’s a step in the right direction. Until then, the next two tips can help you see more of your class at once.
Click the person you want to watch
This works for you as well as your students. When you click on a student’s thumbnail in a Teams meeting, it will display that student’s video. Give yourself even more control with the next tip!
Pin videos to your screen
This adds a participant to your screen so that it stays in the same place – no matter what else happens during the meeting. Right click the video of the person you want to pin and click “Pin.” You and your students can do this, although if the teacher pins a student, it doesn’t pin it for everyone in the meeting.
Know how to share your screen well
Using the share screen button is a lifesaver if you need to demonstrate something in a web browser or display some PowerPoint slides in Microsoft Teams Education.
- If you have a second monitor/display connected to your computer, screen sharing is easy. Just put your slides or browser on a second display and keep the meeting going in the first. Click the stop sharing button (a rectangle with an x at the bottom).
- If you don’t have a second display, no worries! Click to share your screen. If you’re using the desktop app, it’ll switch away from the video call to another open program. If you’re using the web, switch away from Teams to whatever you want to show others. Don’t worry. The call is still going on. You can always ask others if they can see what you’re trying to share. When you’re done, click the button to stop sharing (a rectangle with an x at the bottom). Your browser may display a “stop sharing” button you can click as well.
Set norms for the meeting chat
Lots of teachers despise the chat box. It lets participants send and receive text-based messages during the call. However, some rules and suggestions at the beginning – along with some practice! – can make all the difference. Let students know what the expectations are for the chat. It’s great for asking questions, sharing links, responding to questions, and asking to turn on a microphone. You might remind students that their conduct online – including in the chat – should be appropriate as if they were saying their messages in front of a traditional face-to-face class.
Show meeting notes
Keeping some meeting notes can be helpful to those who can’t attend the meeting. They can also help students attending the meeting pay attention and synthesize what they’re learning. Students can take their own personal notes in a Word document or in OneNote. A collaborative notes page could be helpful, too. Add meeting notes in the three dots menu. You can change the name of the title and add new sections to it. Consider assigning a notetaker (or notetakers). You could also add a new section for each student so all notes are gathered in one place.
Choose your mic, speakers, and camera
When you enter a meeting, Teams tries to determine the best combination of microphone and speakers for you. Sometimes, it doesn’t choose the options you prefer. Choose “Show device settings” under the three dots menu. Specify the speaker and microphone you prefer. If you have multiple webcam options, you can choose a different webcam here too. Note: sometimes, using one device’s microphone and another device’s speaker can create an echo.
Use headphones
Headphones are the gold standard in Teams meetings. When you use them, your meeting doesn’t bother others around you. You avoid an echo from your microphone picking up other people’s voices in the meeting. PRO TIP: If you hear your voice echoing during the call, it’s likely because someone isn’t using headphones and has their volume up high. You can ask them to lower their volume or put on headphones to cut out the echo.
Choose your microphone carefully
Not all microphones are created equal! People will forgive poor video quality. But if they can’t hear you, the effectiveness of the meeting takes a serious hit. Likely, the embedded mic in your device will be great. If you have a headset with a microphone that extends in front of your mouth, it will probably be better than your embedded one. What will really impress your students is a nice USB microphone. I suggest a unidirectional condenser mic with products by Blue and Audio-Technica getting my highest recommendation.
Enable live captions
As stated above, poor audio can hurt your meeting’s effectiveness. Live captions can help. These instant closed captions transcribe the words spoken in your meeting into text on the screen. These can be helpful for all students – not just those that struggle to understand the spoken word. The captions are accurate, but they aren’t 100 percent perfect. Students can enable live captions on their devices on the desktop version of Microsoft Teams Education in English.
Use background effects
A simple blurred background in a Microsoft Teams Education meeting eliminates distractions. When your cat walks by or someone walks into the picture unknowingly, your students won’t lose focus. Using a custom background can add a new element to your video meeting – especially if it serves as the setting for what you’re talking about.
Record what's worth watching again
The record button in the three dots menu can be a great advantage. Click record to save a video of the call. (Be sure to tell others you’re recording the call.) However, recording an entire meeting start to finish can be less than helpful. When someone is sent a video of a meeting and it’s an hour long, the chances they watch the whole thing are slim. Save them some trouble. If possible, only record the parts of the video that are worth watching. You can make multiple recordings in a meeting.
Share meeting video
Your meeting videos are stored in Microsoft Stream. A link to the video is shared in the meeting chat when the video is done processing. A link is also displayed in the video meeting post in your team channel. It’s easy to grab a link to the recording and share it with others inside of Teams. Add the link to your Class Notebook or to a tab at the top of your channel.
Turn off video to save bandwidth
Internet can be unreliable sometimes. Teams adjusts the resolution of video based on how well your internet is performing. If you want to have more control over how smooth the call goes, consider turning your video off when the internet is slow. An audio call uses much less data and is easier to handle. If all participants turn off their audio, it makes the stress on the internet less on everybody. Get a feel for how the internet is during your call and suggest changes to participant video if necessary.
Go back to your team during a meeting
In the middle of a meeting, you might need to access something from a channel or a file in Microsoft Teams Education. Click the “Teams” icon on the far right. It will minimize the meeting you’re on so you can see your team and your channels. Find what you need. Then, head back to the meeting by clicking on the minimized version of it.
Use replies in the post in the channel
When your meeting is over, a post will be made in the channel showing details of it. It will include when it was scheduled, any videos recorded, and more. Like any other post, you can reply to the post and add a comment. If you want to share takeaways, important links or additional information, add it in a reply. Participants – and those that didn’t participate – can see those replies and add to them as well.
End meetings at once
It’s just as simple as clicking the “End meeting” button in Microsoft Teams Education. That’s the red telephone button. You can also use the “End meeting” option in the three dots menu button. If you’re the organizer of the meeting, when you end the meeting, it ends for everyone. No one hangs around to private chat after everyone has left.
Review participant reports
Want to know who participated in your meeting? Microsoft is working on this feature with a possible roll-out in April 2020. In the meantime, the meeting item in the post shows icons of who joined the meeting. It isn’t detailed, but it’s something as a more detailed option is created.
Teams, channels, tabs and apps: How to use them
Getting your Microsoft Teams Education classroom set up depends on one key aspect:
Organization.
Some of the biggest pieces to the organization of your Teams classroom are:
- Teams
- Channels
- Tabs
- Apps
When you know what they are -- and when you should use each -- you'll be well on your way to setting up an easy-to-use class that will be second nature to your students.
Your Microsoft Teams class:
Think of Microsoft Teams for your classroom as your learning hub. Use a team for each class you teach or even an after-school activity. If you teach several classes during the day – you would have several different teams. It’s your command central for each class.
And they are organized – once you select Teams in the left sidebar – into fun tiles that you can customize. It is in this view that you will see all of the teams you both own and are part of.
Naming your teams is important.
You want to make sure you are using identifiers. If you have seven classes called "Humanities," your tech staff won't know which one to fix if there is ever a problem. Make sure it has unique names or numbers so that class names are not repetitive and confusing for students.
The general channel in Teams
Each team has a general channel that is like the cockpit of your team.
There are two important things to remember about your general channel:
- You can only have non-editable files here under the class folder (unless you go in through SharePoint and change permissions).
- You ONLY have access to Assignments and Grades from this area.
You can invite team members to a video meeting from this general area, but you can also invite from within a channel.
Learn more in this short video ...
Tips for understanding Microsoft Teams channels
Channels are one of the best features of Teams and can be used so many different ways.
- Channels are meant to be a collaborative area where members can have conversations and work on classwork and/or projects together.
- This area helps keep your General channel less crowded.
- Create a unique channel for ‘Meetings’ so that video meetings are easier to find (especially for K-2 students!).
Microsoft Teams channel permissions
You can also change the permissions on the channel to allow only some students in – or to allow students to help you moderate and add content.
You can also use SharePoint to create view-only folders. This is important as the default in channels is that all folders remain collaborative.
Ideas for using channels in your classroom
Start a new channel for one of the reasons below -- or anything else! -- to keep your team organized and flowing smoothly.
- Private channels for small-group work
- Channels into units or topics
- Project or inquiry channels
- Q&A or resources channels
- Channels for collaborative study space for students (with a stream of tutorials)
- Unit idea channels (Add in a new unit; hide/delete after unit is over)
- Channels for differentiated content (Distribute different content to different groups by creating unique channels)
Don’t Forget:
- You can hide the channel when you have moved onto new content or idea.
- Change the channel notifications to your preference or level of alerts.
Learn more in this quick video ...
Tips for understanding Microsoft Teams tabs
In each channel, you can add additional Tabs that allow you to bring interactivity and reach the full potential of Teams by adding Apps to the tabs.
This feature allows the teacher to embedded resources to your Team or Channel. This is a very cool feature and can add great productivity and creativity to the student experience.
The tabs stack one on top of the other but can not be moved around once chosen.
Think of this as a "right now" space. It's like saying, "This is what we are working on right now." Remove tabs as you work through other content.
Great apps to add to your tabs section
Website: Use this app to embed cool apps like Seesaw and Adobe Spark. It can also show off student work and projects in a place where all students can see the work.
Stream: Use Stream to embed videos. Here are a few ideas for doing this for education.
- Past Team meeting calls
- Videos that you don’t want to put on YouTube
- Videos that you curate for students to use as a resource
- Tutorials
- Student-created video content
Microsoft Forms: Use forms to survey students or do a quick assessment strategy.
Project Board: Use a project board to create a workflow for projects. This way students can keep track of team tasks.
Flipgrid: Embed a Flipgrid Grid directly into a channel. Students can answer prompts in topics straight from teams.
Buncee: adding this app allows you to share a Buncee or board with your class.
Nearpod: adding this app allows you to share a premade Nearpod lesson with your students. You will need a nearpod account to take advantage of this feature.
Wakelet: this allows you to embed a Wakelet full of resources for your students.
Pear Deck: Pear Deck allows you to launch your interactive PowerPoint presentations directly from Teams to engage every student in your room, every day!
- Note there are many ideas for using these apps for Formative Assessment and Demonstrations of Learning in The Microsoft Infused Classroom.
- ALERT: If you are a fan of any Google-created sites like Arts and Culture or Tour Builder sites like these can not be added into a Team via Apps.
- Bonus: Need help teaching parents learn how to use Teams? Check out this playlist of Ideas by Alice Keeler.
20 ideas for using Teams video meetings with students
The question most teachers have isn’t which video meeting platform to use. It’s how to use it with their students.
The stereotype for video meetings is to do video lectures. Get students on a call. Teach them like you would from the front of the room. Students listen.
There are lots of ways to break out of that stereotype! In the infographic above -- and the post below -- you’ll find many options for using video meetings with your students. Some are more traditional. Some are just for fun! Check out this list and find what makes the most sense for you and your students.
14 ways to level up Microsoft Teams assignments
Assignments is the workflow in Microsoft Teams that makes the classroom feedback loop go round.
Assign. Students work. Students submit. Teacher provides feedback.
There are good assignments and ... well ... not-so-good assignments.
Good assignments engage students in the work. They provide timely, helpful feedback. They help students apply what they've learned in meaningful ways to demonstrate what they know.
How can we turn our Microsoft Teams assignments from average to good? Or good to great?
That's what we're here for. In this post, you'll find several ways to level up your assignments in Teams.
How do I make an assignment in Teams?
Thankfully, the assignment feature in Teams is pretty straightforward ...
- Create the assignment and specify all the details.
- Watch as students work on their assignments and turn them in.
- Provide feedback to students and return their work.
- Optional: Students use feedback to revise their work.
Here's a rundown of how the whole process works:
How to level up your Microsoft Teams assignments
We can improve our assignment practices litte by little. The suggestions below can give you some starting points to begin!
Titles
1. Use categories wisely for better organization. Categories allow teachers to organize assignments into easy to find topics. This is helpful for students executive functioning issues to be able to find information again. Before the start of the year think of 5 categories that can become tags. Don’t overdo the number and make sure students know and understand them. For example, in an English Class you might do something like Writing Prompts, Essays, Reading, Projects and Poetry.
2. Use naming conventions and abbreviations in titles. Titles are prime real estate in Microsoft Teams. When students load up the assignments, often the first thing they see are titles. Coming up with some naming conventions can help you maximize that prime space.
- Unit/chapter codes: I've used U4C3 in titles to mean "unit 4 chapter 3". It gets the idea across in very few characters.
- Emojis: Pick an emoji to mean something in your titles. A book could mean a language art assignment while a beaker could mean a science assignment. A paper could mean a written assignment while a movie camera could mean a video assignment.
Instructions
3. Use video instructions to level up student understanding. Teams allow you to leave instructions, but the font is small, and most students won't read it. To help all students consider leaving a video of the directions. See this post about how to use Flipgrid to do this, From the Instructions area in teams click on “Add Resources” and choose link and add link to a video or even stream.
4. Leave great instructions -- then revise them. This is something I’ve fallen victim to many times. I would create the assignment and give it a title, then get students working on it. But if I failed to write solid instructions, absent students suffered. Students who didn’t finish work in class suffered. Students who didn’t pay great attention to my verbal directions — or those who were unclear — suffered. It all could have been averted. It’s a simple idea, but take the time to write out detailed instructions. Everyone benefits. When something changes with an assignment, update the instructions in Teams. This helps you — and students — avoid assignments that don’t reflect the most recent changes.
5. Make instructions easy to read. No one likes to read a huge block of text. It’s hard on the eyes. Our brains like to look on a page for white space where our eyes can rest. Break up your instruction with double returns. Don’t just hit return once; hit it twice to create that line of space. And add bullet points and numbered lists. Plus, Teams supports colored text and text highlights. Use them – as well as bold, italics and underline – to help important ideas stand out.
6. Be concise. You can be detailed as well as concise. Students don’t need flowery prose in instructions, and many times, they don’t need a lecture or a longwinded speech. They need exactly what they need to get started.
Attachments
7. Add the right amount of attachments. It’s super easy to add attachments to Teams assignments. But we don’t want it to become a dumping ground for lots of stuff your students realistically won’t use. Don’t add them because it feels like you should; add attachments because they serve a purpose.
8. Add a layer of collaboration with attachments where everyone can edit. Some of the best attachments may be files where you don’t do much more than create them blank. Create an empty collaborative space for students in Word or PowerPoint. Then grab a share link and make it "anyone with the link can edit" and add that link to the assigment's description. Be sure to think ahead about …
- How collaboration enhances the assignment
- What students should do in the space
- What behavior is appropriate for the space
9. Add “students edit their own copy” attachments when students need to do individual work. If students need their own personal space to think through an assignment or reflect, making a copy is great. When you attach a file and choose “make a copy”, it automatically distributes copies of that file to each students AND adds the students’ names to the file name.
A word of caution: This is a great way to distribute digital versions of mindless electronic worksheets. Resist the temptation to do that. Remember that classroom technology is an opportunity to teach differently, to improve what we do. When we use technology to teach the same way we did without it, we’re squandering the gift — the opportunity to do something amazing. Keep asking yourself, “How could the technology make the learning experience better?”
10. Create a Frequently Asked Questions document. If you’re creating a bigger, longer assignment, students may come to you with the same question multiple times. Instead of answering the same questions over and over again (the bane of the teacher’s existence), try a FAQ.
- Create a FAQ Word document.
- Attach it as a "students can't edit" attachment.
- Anticipate questions that students may have and add answers to the document.
- When any student asks a new question, if it's been covered in the FAQ, refer the student to the document.
- If it hasn't been covered, type your response (and the question) in the document.
Points
11. Share success criteria with rubrics. Consider using a rubric that can be directly attached to and created within the assignment area. A single point rubric would be a perfect way to allow kids to understand what is being asked of them without giving them over-complicated criteria. As Jennifer Gonzalez states in her post, Meet the Single Point Rubric, “Students find them easier to read when preparing an assignment. With only the target expectations to focus on, they are more likely to read those expectations.” Find out more here.
Assign To
12. Differentiate by assigning to different students. Differentiation, while layered and multifaceted can happen best when we assign different students different forms of the same assignment based on their personal and individualized learning journey. Teams makes it easy to do this.
- You can assign to more than one class at time - which make the process easy for teachers.
- The best part, however, is the ability to differentiate student assignments by posting different assignments to certain students – you could even assign a blended learning Hyperdoc that has been specifically designed for a group of learners. Check out the post, Teaching with Microsoft Teams: Blended Learning with HyperDocs.
Due Date
13. Give a due date but be flexible. By design, due dates are artificial. They're arbitrary times and dates set by a teacher when an assignment has to be submitted. Nothing in the outside world imposes that due date on students other than the teacher. If the goal is learning, the learning should be the priority more than rigidly sticking to a deadline. Check out this video on late homework as food for thought on the value of late homework and steadfast due dates.
Submit
14. Let students revise and resubmit work. When the assignment is over, the feedback loop stops. But when students use feedback to improve work while the assignment is still going on, the feedback loop lives -- and students pay more attention to that feedback. Build resubmission of student work into your assignments. When it becomes a normal, expected part of the workflow, feedback becomes a part of the improvement of student work.
5 places to share feedback in Microsoft Teams
Have you ever given feedback that looked a little something like this? “Good job” or “This is a bit vague”? Most educators have. Giving academic feedback might be one of the most important parts of the learning cycle that we often get wrong. A story I will share below, made me realize that online learning is a time we really need to hone this skill. Students need feedback to help them grow and to better understand themselves as learners and as we develop our own mastery of teaching, we need to truly understand how to craft this helpful feedback.
Giving good feedback can be a bit tricky and requires both a learning target as well as success criteria in order to give the type of feedback that makes sense to students.
Several features in Microsoft Teams let us provide quality feedback in different ways.
“Decades of education research support the idea that by teaching less and providing more feedback, we can produce greater learning (see Bransford, Brown, & Cocking, 2000; Hattie, 2008; Marzano, Pickering, & Pollock, 2001),” wrote Grant Wiggins in an article, Seven Keys to Effective Feedback, for Educational Leadership.
Wiggins wrote that feedback needs to be goal-referenced, tangible and transparent, actionable, user-friendly, timely, ongoing and consistent. We are going to apply these to the elements within Microsoft Teams.
Feedback in a Microsoft Teams post
First, let's look at how we can use the Post Feature to provide effective and growth-based feedback. Add a post into a channel so that everyone in that channel can see it. Posts can include text, images, attachments, videos, polls, and more.
Through posts, we can:
- Clarify the learning goals and offer scaffolding.
- Add mentor texts or examples.
- Post good examples and ideas as they come in.
- Repost any answers to questions that have been asked privately that other students might be struggling with as well.
- Post a screencast video to explaining something students might be struggling with.
- Offer quick tips or tutorials when needed.
- Send students to other places (like Tabs). They can, for instance, do quick checks for understanding using apps like Flipgrid. We can use the data from those checks to post helpful resources to help students improve. Plus, we can offer targeted whole-class feedback based on that data that helps students who are still grappling with ideas.
Remember, always start this feedback by being transparent about how this helps the students toward the learning goal.
Feedback in a Microsoft Teams private chat
Here, teachers can provide smaller amounts of feedback to individual students that is more individualized and targeted. If private chats are enabled for you, this is a place to offer some tangible recommendations for that individual student.
For the feedback to be meaningful, provide actionable ideas and easily understandable ways to improve in this chat. Help the child feel supported and successful as they progress. Good feedback also includes what the child is doing right.
The private chat can also help teachers with:
- Relationship-building (SEL).
- Keeping students on-task with quick ongoing check-ins.
- Giving students any needed extra attention with actionable goals.
- An easy way to provide timely feedback.
Note: Timely is more important than immediate. Make sure to allow students the time to struggle and step in with the feedback when it’s going to help them grow - not to stop them from struggling. They need to struggle.
To help make this point, Grant Wiggins suggests, “The more feedback I can receive in real time, the better my ultimate performance will be. This is how all highly successful computer games work. If you play Angry Birds, Halo, Guitar Hero, or Tetris, you know that the key to substantial improvement is that the feedback is both timely and ongoing. When you fail, you can immediately start over—sometimes even right where you left off—to get another opportunity to receive and learn from the feedback.”
Feedback in programs like Word and PowerPoint
Within individual Microsoft programs, like Word, PowerPoint and OneNote, students and teachers can leave comments. If a post is like talking in front of the room, and if private comments are like a 1-to-1 conversation, comments in individual programs are like marking up student work. Like writing comments in the margins, suggesting revisions, writing a smiley face on the parts you love.
This kind of feedback should:
- Offer specific changes to individual sentences, slides, cells, etc. in a file based on the learning goal.
- Be timely. It should happen throughout the draft, not at the end.
- Carry on ongoing conversations with nested replies that are action and goal oriented.
- Reply to only one person in the shared program by using the mention or @ feature.
Rubrics and general feedback in a Microsoft Teams assignment
When we use a rubric, we measure student work against certain benchmarks we set before we start. Does it meet our expectations? How can it be improved? This is the focus of rubric feedback (comments and grades on specific parts of the rubric) and general feedback (comments we make on the assignment as a whole).
Many times, we use rubric feedback just to grade. It's a summative assessment, when the project is finished. There are problems with this, though. It’s like doing an autopsy on a dead body. The activity or project is over, so there’s no opportunity to improve the work. Think of feedback, instead, as trying to make student work healthy before it’s over.
Feedback needs to be followed by an opportunity to do it over. Without that opportunity to grow, it's not really feedback. It's just a comment.
Instead, let’s use rubric and assignment feedback to give formative feedback. Provide some comments and suggestions. Return it to the student BEFORE the assignment is complete. Let students make improvements and then turn it back in. Worried your students won’t turn work in early? Make it part of the requirements of the assignment -- points for turning in the first time, points for revisions.
Feedback in a Microsoft Teams private student channel:
This is a more focused approach to help one or two students who might need more targeted help. If you notice an individual student is struggling, you can open a temporary channel with just you and that student. Offer more resources and specific guidance that might help the student progress toward the learning goal.
Here teachers can help individual students by providing:
- Targeted one-on-one feedback.
- Actionable examples.
- Quick and timely check ins.
- Links to explainer videos, to a tab with a list of Stream videos to help them in areas of need, to individualized teacher-created videos just for their needs.
- Consistent and timely feedback.
- Smaller more concrete goals for these students.
Make a Microsoft Teams feedback strategy
When you know where you can leave feedback -- and the benefits of each feedback option -- you can strategize how to best provide feedback for your students. Try one option to see what you like about it. Add another after some time. Once you've tried several, you can see what works best for you and your students. Then, once you have that understanding, you'll be able to use Microsoft Teams to provide useful feedback for as long as you teach with it!
12 assignment upgrades in Microsoft Teams
Are your assignments all starting to feel the same? It's easy to get in a rut. Sometimes, a visit back to the basics can spark new ideas.
Use these 12 pieces of the learning process, inspired by foundations in pedagogy and lesson design. Find one or two that you can infuse into your existing lessons -- or build new lessons around.
These 12 ideas come from a module in the FREE online course, Remote Learning 101. It includes 2+ hours of video content, downloadable PDF planning guides and more.
1. Create an engaging hook.
This should help students understand the "why?" in learning the topic. It should spark some interest in the material. If students are motivated, the rest of the process below is easier.
Examples:
- Post a video online for them to watch -- or one from your Stream.
- Post an eye-catching image or a provocative quote in the channel for your unit.
2. Prior knowledge: What do they already know?
When students are able to connect prior knowledge to what they're preparing to learn, there's less foundation to lay. Help them realize they already know a lot about what they're learning.
Examples:
- Create a PowerPoint slide deck and set sharing setting to "anyone with the link can edit". Let each student choose his/her own blank slide and do a "brain dump" of everything he/she knows about the topic. Then, have them look at each other's slides.
- Let students create a collaborative list of things they've learned about a topic in a wiki tab inside the channel for your unit.
3. Let students explore the topic.
When students get to learn by exploring, they have some control. They're steering the ship! Let them discover before you start to teach them new material. They may learn things you'd never teach them.
Examples:
- Give them a list of links to several videos or articles they can explore ... or turn them loose to search the web themselves.
- Link out to the 360-degree and panoramic videos at 360 Cities to let students look around cities they're studying. Or link to Wonderopolis to let students explore their wonderings.
4. Explain: Fill in gaps in their understanding.
After students have explored, help fill in what they haven't learned -- or bolster what they're struggling with. This will make sure they have a firm foundation before they start utilizing their new knowledge.
Examples:
- Record an instructional video with the Flipgrid Shorts camera and share the link with students in the channel for the unit.
- Get on a Teams live meeting with the class to talk about anything they still need to learn.
5. Practice new skills with repetitions.
Some skills need practice over and over before we acquire that skill at a high level. Certain information, like vocabulary words, state capitals, and elements on the periodic table, can be learned with reps.
Examples:
- Link to a Quizlet flashcard set (quizlet.com) in a tab for your unit's channel. Students can do practice quizzes, play games, and flip through terms.
- Play a Kahoot! game (kahoot.com) in a Teams video meeting! Check out the infographic below for steps.
6. Discuss to open up important insights.
While some skills need repetitions for improvement, sometimes new ideas need discussion to be better understood. When we ask questions and talk things out, we get a deeper, wider understanding.
Examples:
- Schedule a live Teams video meeting. Encourage students to discuss and ask questions, taking turns by using the "raise hand" feature or asking to talk next in the chat.
- Post a prompt in Flipgrid (flipgrid.com) where students can respond with a short video clip -- and then reply to each other's responses with short video replies.
7. Let them create to show what they know.
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