Are you new to remote learning? Have you been tossed into the deep end and are expected to now teach with distance learning tools that are new to you? Not to worry—we're here to help! Check out these tutorials and webinars, and get the support you need to effectively reach your students now!
Remote Teaching Basics
How to Separate a PDF for Your Students
How You and Your Students Can Use PDF Files
More Ways to Use a PDF
Adding Accent Marks in Google Docs
How to Type and Draw on a PDF | The Comment Feature on Acrobat Reader
Easily make any PDF resource an editable document you can send to your students.
Copy your PDF file into your Google Drive.
Open the file with Google Docs.
Google Classroom
How to Add a PDF into Google Classroom
Submitting Work in Google Classroom
Uploading Video to YouTube for Google Classroom
More Ways to Use Video with Google Classroom
Grading with Rubrics in Google Classroom
When uploading video files to share with your students, be sure to set the Visibility to "Unlisted" or "Private" so it is only shared with your students.
Click on the camera icon to upload your video.
In "Step 3," change the visibility to Unlisted or Private.
Canvas
Getting Started: Creating a Home Page in Canvas
Linking Pages in Canvas
Creating Quizzes and Assignments in Canvas
Linking Quizlet and Quizizz to Canvas
More Ways to Use Video in Canvas
Webinars
Remote Teaching 101—Google Classroom Basics
Remote Teaching 102—More Google Classroom
Creating Manageable and Meaningful Lessons for Remote Learning
Other Remote Learning
¡TÚ PUEDES! Tutorial | An App for Remote Learning
Thematic Units & IPAs | Remote Teaching by Elaine Swope
Thematic Units & IPAs | Remote Teaching by Melissa Creamer
French Thematic Units & IPAs | with Renée Beck
Schoology
Need help understanding Schoology? There is an entire library of video tutorials available on the Schoology website!
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