Digital Interactive Notebooks with Google Jamboard
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- Learn how to use Google Jamboard for digital interactive notebooks in this week's edtech tutorial.
In this video, you'll learn why you might want to consider using Google Jamboard rather than Google Slides or PowerPoint for digital interactive notebooks, as well as how to set them up for students. Then, you'll also learn how to set them up using Slides templates from SlidesMania, as well as how to assign Jamboard notebooks to students using Google Classroom, and how to give students new slide backgrounds even after you've assigned them. You can find SlidesMania templates here: slidesmania.com/
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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:56 Jamboard Interactive Notebook Example
2:04 Jamboard Notebook Templates
3:01 Customize Interactive Notebook Template
5:19 Add Notebook Template as Jamboard Background
8:29 Assign Notebooks in Google Classroom
10:21 Add New Interactive Notebook Pages
13:36 Conclusion
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So I just started my first 12:1 class for a maternity leave….this is giving me so many ideas to do with my students! I have them all working with different startegies (describe the character, BME, SCAPES, 5 W’s/ 5 finger retell) and honestly it has been so overwhelming. I love that I could make probably 1 for each type of strategy or a mix and assign them to each student. This is such a game changer, no more copying tons of papers 😭
So glad you found our video helpful! Best of luck with the rest of the school year!
Wish I reviewed this this past year my kids would have loved it!
Next year!
This was exactly what I needed. Thank you! I always trust your videos for great lessons.
Really appreciate that, Jill! Thank you! 😃
So thankful for this channel - thank you Sam!!! 🙌🏼
Thank you so much for the support!
Thank you so much for your videos! You have helped me since last year with all of your lessons! I have searched other youtube teachers and have not found anyone else with great useful substance in their videos like yours, most of the other youtube teachers are more interested in showing us their married life, their lifestyle or silly things like unboxing things.
Thank you so very very much!
Thank so much, Tere!
This is such a great use of Jamboards.
Going to implement for my Year 5 narrative unit! Kids will love it!
Fantastic, Michael! Best of luck!
Omg! Thank you so, so much! With the back and forth of remote to F2F to remote back to F2F, most of my students have lost their interactive notebooks. This will be great to finish off the rest of the year. I also can use this for next year. 😊
I’m so glad I could help! 🙂
Sam, thank you for this information!
You’re very welcome, Janet! 🙂
Here I am pausing the video at 2:27 and falling in love with slides mania 😍.
I'm glad to have met with THIS video tutorial for more reasons than jamboard 🤩.
Awesome, so glad to hear that!
Thanks, Sam! Your blog answered my email questions! Looking forward to tonight’s session!👍🤗👍
Great, see you there!!
Thank you for another clear, helpful video.
So glad it was helpful, Ileen!
Wow there's lots of great information for teachers here! Thank you for sharing!
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
This is such an awesome tutorial. I love using slides for my DINBs but never considered Jamboard. I love the idea of building the notebook and using the tools in Jamboard. This might be easier for my less tech savvy students.
So glad it was helpful, Marie!
You are a bona fide teacher.
I’m 64 and I don’t have the time not patience to sit through long explanations.
Yours are succinct and I’ve never needed to fast forward!
Question regarding jamboard above. What would be the cons of assigning it as slides?
What are the benefits of jamboard in the example above?
What are the cons of slides in the example above?
Thank you again from UK
Cool calm and collected you are.
Thanks so much! The main benefit of Google Jamboard over Slides is the open canvas nature of Jamboard, which I think make for much easier quick back and forth communication between the teacher and student. But both will work!
Learning day by day , thank you :)
You're very welcome, and best of luck!
Thanks for the info. I will use it for my Applied design course
You're very welcome!
Fantastic , never knew that a digital notebook could be created using Jamboard. I am amazed by the way every tool is used so creatively by you.
Glad you enjoyed the video, Jainus!
Brilliant! Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Excellent! As a SpEd teacher I can attach goals and objectives pages in addition to chapter and section. Plus I can give general accommodations.
Great suggestion!
This tool sounds great. I can not wait to try it!
Thanks, and best of luck with the rest of your school year!
Thank you for the excellent tutorial !!!
Thank you!
Thank you very much for your videos!
You're very welcome!
You are amazing......Its so encouraging to see your simple yet creative and videos...Wow!
Thanks so much, Shabnam!
Awesome video!
Thank you, Lee!!
awesome. just what i needed.thanks again!
You're very welcome! Great to see you in the comments again, Tasha!
I like the way it breaks the benchmark data down by objectives to show number of students that mastered the skill
Jamboard?
Thank you, sir! You are amazing.
Thank YOU Katey!
Hi I love your vids
Thank you for the support!! 🙂
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
I ❤ these videos. Do you have any Math ideas in regards to a Unit Skills set Interactive Notebook?
Thanks! You might want to try creating images of math equations using Hypatia and then bringing those in. I show how to do that in this Padlet video: th-cam.com/video/Ni-vKmscROA/w-d-xo.html
Hello Sam, great channel of yours! I really enjoy learning new edtech-stuff and apply it in my remote classes. Many thanks! Is it possible to share a copy for students so that they can work on their own copy outside off google classroom?
Yes, definitely!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support, Ayesha!!
This is awesome! One question I have is how do you lock that "Clear Frame" button? When we use this as a class, I have one student that keeps deleting the frame. Would also love to know if I could tell who is doing this.
Thank you!
As long as each student has been given her own individualized copy of the jamboard through "assignments", the student should not have access to your master copy. But if you are all working on a jamboard together, there is no way to prevent or track down rogue editors.
@@IraAbrams1 thank you. Its too bad. Hope they update that someday soon.
Like Ira said, there isn't really any way to prevent this, which is why you might consider mostly using it for individual/small group activities until this issue is addressed.
Thank you! We've had some luck with Jamboards... But some students have told me they are slow to load/difficult to use. Any suggestions?
You're welcome! It's likely a bandwidth issue that can't be easily fixed without improving Internet speed, unfortunately.
Some day in the future, it will be possible to rearrange the order of the frames in Jamboard and insert frames in the middle of the sequence. This is a great video and will change my life, but I sure wish Google would take Jamboard to the next level.
I agree, and all signs point toward continued Jamboard upgrades
Maybe I'm not understanding you properly, but you can easily rearrange the order of the frames and insert new ones anywhere you want.
@@vince7245 Thank you! I just figured it out! Expand the frames! This has been a great day for my Jamboard career.
@@IraAbrams1 That's great! Sorry, I didn't go into any details because I thought I may have got the wrong end of the stick.
I often use screenshots of different things I need, like pictures or parts of different activities, then I import and arrange them in Jamboard the way I want them and then I take a screenshot of the final product and I set that screenshot as a background to make my worksheets for the kids.
@@vince7245 I use Jamboard almost everyday as a virtual classroom space--like a discussion "line"--of one sort or another, or just as a note-taking area or a student assignment, but these are expanding my understanding of what to do with it. Thanks again.
Thank you! Now I have a way to prevent students from clearing frames accidently.
Awesome, glad to be of help!
Hello!! Thanks for sharing. How can I add the pages to my students because they are in first and second grade. So I need to put the pages. Thanks again...
You can add pages manually by opening up your class Google Drive folder. Otherwise you might just want to create all the prompts ahead of time so you don't have to deal with that.
Thank you for this. Jamboard is really jamming for me now. Not sure why I would add pages when the original notebook is already in play. Couldn’t I just generate a new notebook? I’m limited to 20 pages anyway. Just asking.
Sure, you could definitely just create the entire notebook and distribute it at once. It's just that some teachers want to be able to add new notebook pages even after they've pushed out copies of the notebook
Is there a way to have a gif animation as a background image?
Yes, you can! Check it out: th-cam.com/video/C-watrdDybY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your great video! One difficulty I am facing when I use Jamboard in the online classroom is this; We do not use Google classroom in my institution. So,I would have to make copies for each student ahead and send each link to each student via Zoom chat. It seems that is the only way each student can work on the Jamboard individually.
So, my method only works when the class is tiny. When there are 20+ students, copying and sending the link to each student takes a long time, and I don't get to use Jamboard.
I am looking forward to your suggestion. I appreciate any help you can provide.
Hi Helen, try editing the back end of the link so that it says “copy” rather than view or edit. This will force-push “make a copy” for students. Just note that they will then become the document owners, and will need to share it with you if you want access.
@@NewEdTechClassroom Thank you!
You’re welcome, Helen! 🙂
Could you make a background using Canva and insert it as a background? Thanks, Sam. Great vid.
You can! th-cam.com/video/uCPdUrnoYF8/w-d-xo.html
This is great, Sam; thank you for sharing. I have two questions: 1) I would like teens to share their work with others for comments, which is an easy possibility in Slides, however, I'm not sure how it would work in Jamboard. Would they be able to share a link so it is editable and then change the permissions back to protect? Also, I just designed a Google slide notebook that's on custom-sized 8.5 x 11 slides. It look like Jamboard doesn't have the ability to resize their frames, and I saw on their FAQ page that I'm not the only one asking for this. 2) Second question: Any chance you have some connections to help expedite this request?
Ha! No, I definitely don't have any connections to expedite the process, though Google did announce that revision history is coming to Jamboard soon, so that's good. Yes, you can easily switch back and forth between view and edit mode in Jamboard. You're right that right now there isn't any way to resize the frames. Best of luck!
How do I prevent the students from accidentally removing the background?
I don't think students can clear the background if you have created it as a background. Finally Google made this an option for teachers!
They would have to proactively go up to the Backgrounds tab and change the Image. It can be done, which is still a Jamboard flaw, but if using it for this purpose, it's less consequential.
Since each student get their own copy, the student who tries to change the background will only damage his own assignment. The original and the other students task will be preserved.
So instead of having the students add the new page, could I just add it to the student copy in my file? Would they then see it when they open their copy in GC the next day?
Not if you've already assigned it by "making a copy." That's why you have to go through the additional steps.
Can you copy the link for them to access Jamboard? Does each Jamboard have its own url link? Thanks
Yes, you can! (You can also do this via Google Classroom)
Thank you for the great steps, but I am not using the Google classroom platform. How can I share a copy with students on another platform?
After you get the shareable link, edit the back end of that link so that it says "copy" rather than "view" or "edit"
@@NewEdTechClassroom Can the students access this new link if they don't have google drive? I cannot use Google forms with my class. Will this be the same thing? We are a Microsoft board.
No, unfortunately, to be able to access their own Jamboard they would need Google accounts.
How would l add the student page to the jam board if the students is having problems?
You would open their assignment via your Google Classroom Drive folder and add it for them.
Is there a way for me to add the additional pages to my student notebooks collectively?
Not after they've already been pushed out as individual copies. You'd have to use the method shown in the video (you can push Slides out, though, by using the Slip-in-Slide Add-On).
This is great! My personal issue with doing things like this is I'm a specialized sex-ed teacher that is the only teacher teaching this subject at my school so I teach all 400+ students. I see so much potential for this tool but just thinking about having to grade that many assignments is giving me anxiety. It would be awesome if there was some kind of auto correct feature (like in Google Forms) built into some of these online teaching resources.
Can you please share any online teaching resources that have built in auto correct for more than just quizzes? Teachers like me who teach large groups or teach the same content to multiple classes would be eternally grateful.
To be honest my number 1 piece of advice here would be to shift your mindset about grading and nix most grading of formative assessments (like Jamboard). Otherwise, you can also start using automated comment banks, as shown in the video below, as well as self-assessment and peer assessment using rubrics with clearly defined categories and criteria. th-cam.com/video/yUmm6qaLr4c/w-d-xo.html
@@NewEdTechClassroom Thanks for responding. I've only been using Google Forms for quizzes. But I keep seeing all these awesome tools that I know I can't use in my situation because it would be too much work or just too stressful. I guess I'm feeling jealous of you folk that teach small groups so yall can use all these fun, creative assessment tools. Please keep my question in mind if you come across anything that would be useful for large groups. Thanks again.
is there a board where I can add video ?
Sure! Lot of boards will let you add video, such as Whiteboard.fi or Explain Everything. Here's a video about Explain Everything if you're interested in learning more: th-cam.com/video/sGRmtf-PzD0/w-d-xo.html&t
I am new to the digital notebook world. I would like to try this with my 3rd graders next year. My question is about adding passages and links. I want to add reading passages and then have students respond to them. Checking for understanding....if I've downloaded the passage as jpeg file it wouldn't be able to be deleted. Is that correct? What about links to youtube and google slides. Are they interactive without being able to be deleted? Thank you.
Hey Regina, sorry for the late response! You can add an image as a 'background' that can't be deleted by students in Jamboard. Unfortunately, hyperlinks do not work in Jamboard.
When I open my jamboard.google.com, it shows all the jamboards completed by the students. Is there a way to delete those all at once or do I have to delete one by one?
You can't bulk delete from jamboard.google.com, but you can from Google Drive. Best of luck!
How would this work with Schoology?
I have the same question.
I'm definitely not a Schoology expert, but my understanding is that Schoology requires you to manually edit the backend of the link to say "copy" rather than edit or view so that it force-pushes a copy out to students. Then they will need to share that document back with you. Hope that helps, and if someone else knows differently, please let us know!
Sharing
I appreciate that, Karen! 😀 Thanks for watching!
Thanks, Sam! I have used and referred back to your class and many of the ideas in your tutorials more than any other I have viewed. I am so grateful for your expertise!!!
I highly recommend the 21Century Class ( www.21centuryclass.com ) Sam teaches. I've taken a plethora of courses, but Sam's is top of the list!!! He not only has excellent instruction, but everything in the class is accessible after the class. His channel provides updates to supplement and the recommendations to other sources he uses have been priceless. While I may not use everything he provides, he provides so much variety, that its easy to customize anything and everything. He's my "go-to" and "review source" when I feel overwhelmed or "stuck."
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Thank you, Karen! I’m grateful for your continued support! 😃