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Junior Teacher

Slam!

Participants have 1 min to share inspirational ideas, strategies or a tool you've tried while distance learning! Add & tag a Slide with your name, class site and blog link plus any text, images, links in support and That's a SLAM!

Contributing to the SLAM is optional, however if you are inspired during the live Meet go ahead and add to the Slide. If you can't make the live SLAM you are very welcome to contribute to the Slide deck.

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Mail-to-Blogger

Send emails straight to your blog.

Add your secret word.

Two options

  1. Publish email immediately
  2. or save email as draft post.

Donna Yates

Share the email address with parents to send photos of their students work at home and it will go straight to your blog or blog draft. This will save time while distance learning.

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Jamboard App

�Just like writing on a regular classroom board - you can:

  • write
  • draw
  • add images
  • use different colors
  • add sticky notes
  • multi-page slides
  • pull in work from Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides; even add photos stored in Drive.

Use your class site for planning the lesson. Link the jamboard into the planning.

Model the lesson using the app. Explain the Learn, Create, Share aspects of the lesson �by modelling an example with the students.

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Robyn Dane and Donna Brydon Te Whare Kiwi Yr 1 & 2 Classes

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Distance Learning by…

  • Daily google meet with class (and parents)
  • Sharing daily work on class site
  • Students sharing with me because they want a purpose to do the mahi
  • Ensuring I respond with lots of awhi and some feedforward

This is the best thing I have learnt how to use!

I was desperate to make a video. This was easy to use and easy to upload to my class site.

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Veronica Masters Pukeko Class @ Mangonui School

Class Blog Link

Class Site

I have added the Cloud Audio Recorder extension which has enabled me to easily add audio to my slides. I can record tips, suggestions and ideas for the whanau on the learning slide to help make things clearer and easier for them without having to add lots of written text.

Example of using this as part of writing during home learning.

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Jessie Pope Mangonui School

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Kawakawa Primary

  • We had organised hard packs before Lock down that kids have been working on this week.
  • We all have a messenger group per class to communicate with parents which is really great.
  • We have a hangout with our class every couple of days. This is really just a sharing time for kids to share their work. We are finding it hard to teach on here.
  • We have created some videos with teaching for kids or tips for parents.
  • We have created sites with some challenges and other bits on there to help and we will keep adding to it.
  • We are just looking at where to next with kids not coming back to school next week. Sharing a reading, writing and maths task a day.

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Ohaeawai Primary School Team Maunga nui

Miss Stewart and Mrs Ritchie

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Using audio in slides.

Make sure you have changed the sharing permission for the folder the audio is in.

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Mrs Nathan Room 5 Tautoro School

Tautoro School Room 5 working document

Room 5 Blog

The animated story books that come to life is a sure hit with the children.

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Great Youtube videos to subscribe too.

Please add your favourite.

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Youtube

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Good Sites, blogs and MIT links.

  • South Hornby Year ⅔ - Learning on Class Blog
  • Clarelle COA: my final episode
  • Charlotte Yr1/2 Lockdown learning