No real reason except that I use Google Docs when assigned writing assignments, and some of these choice boards are embedded in research projects that involve more writing. But you could also make one with Google Slides!
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
I just watched how to create a Google Choice Board and I can't tell you how much I appreciate your making this tutorial available to the public. I'm pursuing my M.Ed. after being out of school for several years and technology has changed SO MUCH. I've been completely overwhelmed as to how I will create interactive, digital based lessons for my students when I have NO IDEA how to use technology myself! This is wonderful! I loved the pace of the video, too. You spoke slowly enough that I could track where you were going with the mouse so I could see how to create this wonderful tool. God bless you, Mr. Kary!
Loving the step by step for choice boards! I have a level 3 autistic nonverbal delayed toddler. I have been trying to find a way to offer choice for meals at home as well as digital schedule to help navigate and reduce meltdowns. He has a communication iPad, but removing buttons of food items I don’t have in stock at home isn’t the easiest from day to day and it’s portable. I’ve bought a wall mounted interactive screen for routine purpose. Any ideas on how to make food choices using google docs? It doesn’t necessarily need to ”speak” the selection, but it would be nice if it did. I’m mediocre in tech-savvy. Tips and tricks would be appreciated! Signed, the frazzled mom
Thank you so much for giving us templates of already curated work. This is so helpful, especially this year! Appreciate all of your excellent and professional resources.
All your videos are so clear and inspirational! Making new tech ideas for the classroom very approachable.. I’m def going to try a choice board! Thank you!,.
Wow! You are always a resourceful inspiration for me. I was just trying to figure out how to spark some curiosity in my Earth Science class without telling my students exactly what to study and you just gave me super hints!! Greetings from Italy 👋
Thanks for your helpful videos. How do you have students turn in their choice? Just wondering because if there are say 6 choices and say 32 students per period turning different things in from different sites, how do you manage?
You're welcome! It depends on the assignment. If they are doing work on different projects and need to submit them you can create a Padlet and have them post links to their final projects there. Another option would be to post their links on a Google Doc you share, or just via Google Classroom by uploading files.
This is such a creative tool you've provided information about. It's so helpful to learn how to set it up, how to use it, and how students benefit. Thank you!
Thank you for all the videos you shared! They’re extremely helpful and have transformed my teaching. Could you please show us how to create and edit videos and presentations ?
Thanks for sharing your ideas and resources. What software / website / app / ... are you using for creating digital comics? Thanks and best regards from Hong Kong!
Hey Torsten, I've used Storyboard That for digital comics and I have a tutorial if you'd like to check it out! th-cam.com/video/p_KA0Jix7Tc/w-d-xo.html
This is fascinating! I've shared a link via iteach to other teaching faculty at my institution here in Michigan. Just as useful and relevant for college students as for K-12 pupils.
This was very helpful. I am trying to create a matching game /Anticipation activity of Unsung Women of the Civil Rights Movements. I want to offer a key. Or I'd love to have the description of the person in some cells and the link to their significance. Any ideas would be helpful to make this opening activity work online.
You might want to use Google Slides and then set them up as drag and drop activities (if you search you'll find lots of videos about how to do this). Hope you found a solution!
I like your idea of a choice board, especially for students who need a little direction. For my advanced students I give them, nearly, carte blanche with just a few caveats, such as appropriateness and a rating of PG-13. When students are given a direction to choose, such as a myth and have the students reverse gender roles, medicine in ancient Rome or Greece or medical instruments, or the names of the elements and compounds and students are allowed to present their information in a style or manner that they want to, it allows them to be creative. When given a "push" they take more interest in their assignment. I have had students write a song, make a movie, or research something specific to their career choice. I don't like to limit my students; I want them to ponder the possibilities, all of course within norms permissible in the high school setting.
I love all of that, Riduan! I agree completely and it sounds like you give your students a lot of room to be creative while staying within the bounds of the assignment.
Thank you for the inspiration. How can you block the content so that studentes cant move around items by accident, but still keep the links clickable? Yvo
You'll need to change the 'share' settings for anything linked and shared from Google Docs or Google Drive and set it to 'anyone with the link can view'
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Hi Sam... Would you kindly provide examples on Math choice boards please?
Love this thank you...quick question...why did you choose a Google doc, and not a Google slide for this project?
Yes, I can definitely do that. Thanks for the suggestion!
No real reason except that I use Google Docs when assigned writing assignments, and some of these choice boards are embedded in research projects that involve more writing. But you could also make one with Google Slides!
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
I just watched how to create a Google Choice Board and I can't tell you how much I appreciate your making this tutorial available to the public. I'm pursuing my M.Ed. after being out of school for several years and technology has changed SO MUCH. I've been completely overwhelmed as to how I will create interactive, digital based lessons for my students when I have NO IDEA how to use technology myself! This is wonderful! I loved the pace of the video, too. You spoke slowly enough that I could track where you were going with the mouse so I could see how to create this wonderful tool. God bless you, Mr. Kary!
You’re AWESOME!! This is just the type of engagement tool my 5th graders need and will love! Thank you!
You're very welcome, Nicole!
Returning to the classroom after 11 years, and my oh my, how things have changed! I can't wait to put this to practice.
Good luck Elizabeth! Let us know how it goes!
Thank you so much for this step by step! I am not overwhelmed on creating one now!
Loving the step by step for choice boards! I have a level 3 autistic nonverbal delayed toddler. I have been trying to find a way to offer choice for meals at home as well as digital schedule to help navigate and reduce meltdowns. He has a communication iPad, but removing buttons of food items I don’t have in stock at home isn’t the easiest from day to day and it’s portable. I’ve bought a wall mounted interactive screen for routine purpose. Any ideas on how to make food choices using google docs? It doesn’t necessarily need to ”speak” the selection, but it would be nice if it did. I’m mediocre in tech-savvy. Tips and tricks would be appreciated!
Signed, the frazzled mom
Thank you so much for giving us templates of already curated work. This is so helpful, especially this year! Appreciate all of your excellent and professional resources.
You're very welcome!
Cool...! Like I told you once, I"m addicted to your videos. You are so creative... Love your ideas!!!! Thanks a lot for all your tips...
Thank you so much! 😀
Your videos are extremely HELPFUL! I have learned a lot from you, Thank you for sharing your expertise:)
You're very welcome!
Thanks a lot for all your great content!
You're very welcome!
Great step by step! Just made my first board.
Awesome!
I truly appreciate you! Thank you so much for providing clear and informative videos with real impact on instruction.
Thanks so much for your support, Tim!
I have you choice boards for project selection but loved learning about other ways to integrate them I to different aspects of instruction.
So glad to hear that, Catherine!
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Thank you, my students are enjoying this.
That's so good to hear! Thanks for your support, Patrick!
All your videos are so clear and inspirational! Making new tech ideas for the classroom very approachable.. I’m def going to try a choice board! Thank you!,.
You're very welcome!
Wow! You are always a resourceful inspiration for me. I was just trying to figure out how to spark some curiosity in my Earth Science class without telling my students exactly what to study and you just gave me super hints!! Greetings from Italy 👋
Awesome! Best of luck!
Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Vrinda :)
Thank you! I've been trying to cobble one together from your templates from class, but it's nice to have actual directions!
Awesome, Missy! Have fun with it!
This is awesome!
Glad to hear that, Alisha!!
Thanks for your helpful videos. How do you have students turn in their choice? Just wondering because if there are say 6 choices and say 32 students per period turning different things in from different sites, how do you manage?
You're welcome! It depends on the assignment. If they are doing work on different projects and need to submit them you can create a Padlet and have them post links to their final projects there. Another option would be to post their links on a Google Doc you share, or just via Google Classroom by uploading files.
Thank you so much! Those suggestions were so great and inspiring!
You're so welcome, Arlaine!
This is such a creative tool you've provided information about. It's so helpful to learn how to set it up, how to use it, and how students benefit. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
So helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great idea! It’s simple and offers choice with little pain. Nice!
Glad you think so, Karin! I agree!
superb crystal clear explanation... thank you very much
You're very welcome, Mimie! Thanks for your support!
Thank you for all the videos you shared! They’re extremely helpful and have transformed my teaching.
Could you please show us how to create and edit videos and presentations ?
Thanks so much! Sure, I do have one video on my channel about how I make my tutorials, but could certainly add more content about that!
Thanks for sharing your ideas and resources. What software / website / app / ... are you using for creating digital comics? Thanks and best regards from Hong Kong!
Hey Torsten,
I've used Storyboard That for digital comics and I have a tutorial if you'd like to check it out! th-cam.com/video/p_KA0Jix7Tc/w-d-xo.html
@@NewEdTechClassroom Thanks so much! I have already recommended your channel to all my colleagues in several meetings. It is very impressive!
Thank you very much for your useful tips!
You're welcome, Michela! Thanks for your support!
This is fascinating! I've shared a link via iteach to other teaching faculty at my institution here in Michigan. Just as useful and relevant for college students as for K-12 pupils.
For sure! Thanks for sharing the video :)
This was very helpful. I am trying to create a matching game /Anticipation activity of Unsung Women of the Civil Rights Movements. I want to offer a key. Or I'd love to have the description of the person in some cells and the link to their significance. Any ideas would be helpful to make this opening activity work online.
You might want to use Google Slides and then set them up as drag and drop activities (if you search you'll find lots of videos about how to do this). Hope you found a solution!
Thanks Sam!
You’re welcome, Shannon!
I like your idea of a choice board, especially for students who need a little direction. For my advanced students I give them, nearly, carte blanche with just a few caveats, such as appropriateness and a rating of PG-13. When students are given a direction to choose, such as a myth and have the students reverse gender roles, medicine in ancient Rome or Greece or medical instruments, or the names of the elements and compounds and students are allowed to present their information in a style or manner that they want to, it allows them to be creative. When given a "push" they take more interest in their assignment. I have had students write a song, make a movie, or research something specific to their career choice.
I don't like to limit my students; I want them to ponder the possibilities, all of course within norms permissible in the high school setting.
I love all of that, Riduan! I agree completely and it sounds like you give your students a lot of room to be creative while staying within the bounds of the assignment.
Thank you for this. I truly appreciate your help and insight. Always informative.
You're very welcome! So glad you're finding my content helpful!
Awesome video!! Thank you
You're very welcome, Adriana! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the inspiration. How can you block the content so that studentes cant move around items by accident, but still keep the links clickable? Yvo
You can't on Google Docs, unfortunately, but it's never really been an issue.
How do you give access to the links of Google Docs that linked to the pictures? When my students click on them, they get "request access"
You'll need to change the 'share' settings for anything linked and shared from Google Docs or Google Drive and set it to 'anyone with the link can view'
Very nice!
Thanks Krishna :D
Great idea sir... 👌
Thank you! Best of luck!
Awesome tip👍🌹
Thank you! Best of luck to you!
Ty😊
Mr.kary your famous
If that's true it's only b/c of all the awesome students I had over the years!! :D
Thank you very much for your useful tips!
Glad it was helpful!
@@NewEdTechClassroom It was very! Thank You!