How do I thank you. What do I do. What will ever be enough in return. For what you've given me. To receive from you unconditionally. To understand without seeking for. What kindness is. Thank you for helping us🙏
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Goodness. Why didn't I know about this before. Super easy to use and very accessible. Thank you for the ideas for lessons too- I'll share with my trainees. A brilliant little webinar.
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Thank you for a quick explanation. Actually i have already used this interactive board, but when I watched the video I found something interesting new for me. Great job!
I've also used it to play tic-tac-toe!! You get the students to produce something (a sentence from a word/picture for example), and if they're right they can draw either a naught or a cross. You obviously need to have 9 options prepared and arranged as a tic tac toe beforehand :) Thank you, Russell you're the best!
Really useful, as always, Russell. Thanks! One quick question: Which tool would you recommend for colloboative activities like this in a Zoom lesson? Jamboard , Padlet or something? I have no real experience of using either but I am familiar with other Google tools such as Classroom. Also no real budget for tech at the moment! Hope you can help!
Padlet and Jamboard work great in collaborative type activities. You can even use them in breakout rooms but always share the link to the padlet or jamboard before they go into the breakout rooms.
I have been looking forward to such a video! Thank you, Russell 💫 I have used it a few time but didn't notice the sharing option - I was simply showing my screen 😬 Have you ever used classroomscreen? I've been exploring it for year and still do not get a few things. All the tutorials I've watched so far are not detailed as yours.
Hi. I used this 3 times in a collaborative collage and brainstorming. Students told me they couldn't see other's texts or images. At the end it wasn't collaborative at all. I still don't know why they couldn't see changes in a live session. I shared to them as editors
Interesting, they may have to 'refresh' the browser to see the updates but that hasn't been my experience. When I have worked with it, the updates have come through without me updating. I wonder if it is anything to do with the browser or applications they were using. I am really sorry that it didn't work.
At least in the Western world, Google have made it very difficult for people who don't have or don't want a Google account. They make all their products available to give a service and to attract new users so that they can show them adverts. I can't teach properly to students who can't access my teaching material
How do I thank you. What do I do. What will ever be enough in return. For what you've given me. To receive from you unconditionally. To understand without seeking for. What kindness is. Thank you for helping us🙏
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I just discovered this today Russell! I cant wait to watch the video!! Thanks
I hope you find the video useful.
Goodness. Why didn't I know about this before. Super easy to use and very accessible. Thank you for the ideas for lessons too- I'll share with my trainees. A brilliant little webinar.
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Thank you, Russell. You're the best!
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Thank you for a quick explanation.
Actually i have already used this interactive board, but when I watched the video I found something interesting new for me.
Great job!
Glad it helped!
I've also used it to play tic-tac-toe!! You get the students to produce something (a sentence from a word/picture for example), and if they're right they can draw either a naught or a cross. You obviously need to have 9 options prepared and arranged as a tic tac toe beforehand :) Thank you, Russell you're the best!
Thanks for sharing your experience and the lovely comment.
Russell, thank you so much for this video and many others that you share with people! Very clear and very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Really interesting!! I'll try Jamboard with my students. Many thanks Russell
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Thanks Russell! I always learn from your videos.
Wonderful!👏👍
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Glad to hear that!
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
Really useful, as always, Russell. Thanks! One quick question: Which tool would you recommend for colloboative activities like this in a Zoom lesson? Jamboard , Padlet or something? I have no real experience of using either but I am familiar with other Google tools such as Classroom. Also no real budget for tech at the moment! Hope you can help!
Padlet and Jamboard work great in collaborative type activities. You can even use them in breakout rooms but always share the link to the padlet or jamboard before they go into the breakout rooms.
Thanks for that Russell. Could it be used within Teams do you know?
Yes, just share the link in the chat room and tell the students to click on it.
I have been looking forward to such a video! Thank you, Russell 💫 I have used it a few time but didn't notice the sharing option - I was simply showing my screen 😬
Have you ever used classroomscreen? I've been exploring it for year and still do not get a few things. All the tutorials I've watched so far are not detailed as yours.
I have only used Google Jamboard a bit in my own teaching and learning but so far really impressed. I hope the video helped you.
What about using it on a tablet ? is it practical?
I am sorry, I have tried it on a tablet but in theory it should work fine.
Hi. I used this 3 times in a collaborative collage and brainstorming. Students told me they couldn't see other's texts or images. At the end it wasn't collaborative at all. I still don't know why they couldn't see changes in a live session. I shared to them as editors
Interesting, they may have to 'refresh' the browser to see the updates but that hasn't been my experience. When I have worked with it, the updates have come through without me updating. I wonder if it is anything to do with the browser or applications they were using. I am really sorry that it didn't work.
What if you don't have a Google account?
At least in the Western world, Google have made it very difficult for people who don't have or don't want a Google account. They make all their products available to give a service and to attract new users so that they can show them adverts. I can't teach properly to students who can't access my teaching material
You must have one it is very easy to set them.
Thanks for the comment