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Hi Evgenii permiakov .....your new subscriber from INDIA (STATE PUNJAB )wish you that you may get more and more success in TH-cam.🥰🥰 Very good video it really helped me to create my lesson plan for CBSE classroom....🤗🤗please make more videos about kahoot , EdPuzzle,popplet , thinking ,prezi and other apps...... thanks
We are never too old to learn or too young to teach. Good teaching is not about having the right certification or knowing how to answer every question. It is about providing a space and structure and encouragement to help others learn because leaning alone is tough… It is about loving your subject and sharing it with others to help them pursue their own passion!!!❤️
Hello Marshall, thanks for your wonderful comment! Minecraft has been instrumental in connecting students in virtual spaces. We have used Minecraft for academic and extra-curricular activities such as scholastic esports. Minecraft Education Edition is definitely worth looking into.
Thanks for sharing these digital tools for the classroom! I am a beginning teacher (currently studying) and think many of these could really enhance and transform the modern classroom. I'll definitely be taking some of these tools into my classrooms when I become a teacher.
Thank you for the video, it's really helpful, especially now, at the time of the pandemic and online teaching. I've already had lessons using google classroom, padlet and socrative for short vocab tests. I had no idea I was so innovative 😉
Hello Easy English, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment - I'm glad tutorials were helpful. Also, just thought I should let you know that I'm streaming live Q&A sessions on educational technology and distance learning every Saturday at 7:00pm (GMT+3), feel free to pop in if time difference works out for you and you have a questions or want to get some fresh ideas. The streams are broadcast via my Instagram: instagram.com/edtechii and TH-cam. Thank you!
You r just aweso....i was litterly noob in tNice tutorials...u explained it very simply...thanks i will surely go for next parts of tNice tutorials video.. thanks
Thanks for the video! In a time Portuguese schools are closed due to COVID-19 and we need to work with our students from home, these apps you've talked about can be useful tools for our daily at-home school life.
Hello Sofia Duborjal, thank you for your positive comment. Please do let me know if you or your colleagues need any other tutorials or ideas. I'd happy to help.
Hi Evgenii, I'm a language teacher, I'm looking for an app / apps that I can create FLASHCARDS with AUDIOS AND PICTURES and MATCHING GAMES for my students to review and practice. 1. Flashcards with audios and pictures That I can upload photos and audios, when the student clicks on the photo, he can hear the pronunciation of it. 2. Matching games Student clicks on the correct photos / words after hearing the audio Are there any apps with such features? Thanks in advance.
Hello Charlotte, thanks for your question. Off the top of my head, I can think of Nearpod that has a matching pairs game. Not sure if it has an audio component to it. Let me know what you found!
Hello, thanks for your question. Here are two options: 1) th-cam.com/video/NdTgB-Vm6nA/w-d-xo.html 2) th-cam.com/video/IzGPRMRpqjo/w-d-xo.html Hopefully, it's what you've been looking for.
I love the content you create!. I'm an English teacher and these days we are using zoom. Which features would you recommend using besides breakout rooms and Share?
Hello Alexia Marie, thank you for taking your time to drop a message. With regard to Zoom, check out my tutorial on advanced features of Zoom: th-cam.com/video/HziooZpxWec/w-d-xo.html&t Also, I'm hosting a live Q&A session on EdTech and distance learning in a couple of days, feel free to pop in if you have unanswered questions. I might be able to help. Take care.
Wow... congratulations for sharing this video to the teacher community. It helps teachers to become more innovative and technology literate as well as updated. This makes learning more 21st century... the screen age as they say.. thumbs up to this video
Hello westsidewil, thanks for your questions. Do you mean the stand I'm using to raise my MacBook? If so, here it is: amzn.to/2V6GUel With regard to the mic, I use a variety of microphones. If I remember correctly for this video I used these two: amzn.to/2Rbzvca and amzn.to/2JBVy81 Also, I'm hosting a live Q&A session on EdTech and distance learning in a couple of days, feel free to pop in if you have unanswered questions. I might be able to help. This is a link to a stream trailer: th-cam.com/video/jGYI8pXe3Ok/w-d-xo.html This is a link to the actual stream: th-cam.com/video/g_VhsNSXdCQ/w-d-xo.html Take care.
I'm looking to combine teaching English with Business Coaching. Which of these would you recommend? Nearpod looks good as well as Edpuzzle. Are these integrated onto Zoom for online tutorials?
Hello Martin Mullan, thanks for your question. EdPuzzle will definitely be appropriate as well as Padlet. Nearpod will be helpful if you have different resources (e.g. articles, videos, images), and you want to consolidate them into one seamless lesson. What do you mean by integrating these into Zoom online tutorials? Also, these are more in-depth tutorials for Padlet and EdPuzzle: Padlet: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMARqPfmsritkJaP02XiWMKBr.html EdPuzzle: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMASfLsEtFqGaYYskEB7rvH25.html Let me know if you have more questions.
Hi. I would love to ask you a question, based on your knowledge of these types online tools. I teach a software package, which I'm now creating a online tutorial of. As yet I cannot find a solution to this problem : While the learner is watching me on Zoom or Meet, they need to be going through the software on their own screen at the same time . If they are using a laptop, and even if they minimize the zoom window it's going to not be enough space to have the software program open on the laptop. Is there a app that you can think of that can get around this issue?. Tnx.
Hello, thanks for the interesting question! The best solution for your scenario is a dual monitor / two devices. One is used to follow your instructions, the other is used to perform the task. If this is not an option, you can advise participants to use split screen / side by side view. It's a native feature on Mac OS (support.apple.com/en-us/HT204948), and I'm sure it can be activated on Windows as well without third-party software.. Let me know how it goes!
I loved every single one .... I have been using one or two for quite sometime now but I love the rest .... thank you. You got yourself a new subscriber. 🌹
The use of technology within the department makes it easier for pupils to receive and acquire knowledge, and it also facilitates for the teacher to teach and communicate information to students, great applications and powerful programs in the field of using technology within the department. Thank you very much.
Thank you . Great! Quick question- what did you use in order to create this video to be able to go from you to the computer? THank you if you can help with this
Hello Mo Buti, thanks for your comment and your question. I create video tutorials using two cameras: one is a mirrorless camera (Sony A7RIII) on a tripod, another is capturing my screen (Quick Time Player Screen Capture). As a result, I have two type of footage: one of me talking, one of my screen. I then use video editor (Final Cut Pro X) to compile them together to create a product that you see on TH-cam. I hope this answers your question. If not, I am happy to clarify.
@@edtechii thank you so much! this might be too many questions......but why a mirrorless camera (not even sure what that means) - can it be done with a cell phone? You should make a video to show how you do this. I think a lot of people would be interested. Your videos are AWESOME!
You can film yourself with any camera e.g. Smartphone, GoPro, DSLR, mirrorless. As long as you have a footage of yourself, you are good. I use mirrorless camera because I like the quality of the footage it is able to capture. With regard to making a tutorial on it, there are many videos out there on video editing. If you think it will be beneficial, can you specify what exactly are you interested in so I can put aside a block of time and produce a video tutorial. Thanks.
@@edtechii with so many teachers now having to do things differently...ie remotely...... district level personal need to put together tutorials just like you to show what they need to do......additionally I can see it working with teaching students as well. Like remote learning with being able to see the teacher and then also see the screen in order to teach the student but still have that connection
Thanks so much. One comment is that your teaching style is also worth imitating. You explain clearly, review and will give us links to continue more in depth. My salvation during this time has been Peardeck. I teach high school Spanish. Any more suggestions for high school teachers? Thanks again
Hello Sr Maria Francine Stacy, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. May I ask you how you integrate Peardeck into your pedagogy? To answer your question, I will need to know more about the needs of your students and learning targets of your lessons. There is an oversupply of digital educational resources at the moment, to the point where their availability becomes a predicament. The last things I want is to overwhelm you by adding 20+ apps to your already busy schedule. If you can describe in a sentence what areas (curriculum, literacy, instruction, assessment, community building, etc.) you would like to enhance with technology and why, I will be able to advise a potential educational tool for your to explore. Thank you.
@@edtechii Thanks for your response. Peardeck is very similar to what I find Nearpod to be (I went and reviewed it after your video). But I find it incredibly simple. I prepare Google slides for my class lesson and can include any kind of links on them. Then I put on the Peardeck add-on which allows the students to reply to a question I have on the slide. Many times this is so that they can practice the concept I just explained. After all the replies on it, I make it visible to the class and discuss the (anonymous) replies. Later, I go into the report and see the individual student responses. The replies may be through text or image (they love to draw even in high school!). This helped me present my classes on google meet everyday but continue teaching through peardeck which also allowed me to see how the students were responding. After watching your video, I went into a language teachers forum and saw what they are using but. much of it was for elementary ed as well. I need a really good way for students to chat so they can continue to converse with a partner as if they were in the language classroom without actually being together. Hope this makes sense. I am already appreciative of what you have shown me. Thanks again.
Thanks for your extended answer. I will look into Peardeck at one point. I normally recommend Padlet to teachers who want their students to participate in online discussion boards. If you are not familiar with Padlet, I have two tutorials on my cannel to get you and your students started. Zoom break-out rooms can enable your students to verbally carry on dialogues online. I hope this information will help you make an informed decision.
Thanks so much! That zoom break out room sounds perfect. Yes, I do use Padlet and it is very good for written communication exchange. You've been a great help. I appreciate it.
Hello Gabriela, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I will publish more educational technology tutorials in the next couple of months. Stay tuned.
Hello and Thank you for the video! I'm a chemistry and phisics portuguese teacher and I have to keep my casses with my students (high school students) on-line, since our schools are presently closed due to de COVID-19. You gave me some ideas, but I'm having some dificulties on how to do some good videos, streeming videos to shere with them.
Hello Margarida Almeida, thank you for your question. Please check out this video tutorial and let me know if you need further assistance: Link: th-cam.com/video/IzGPRMRpqjo/w-d-xo.html&t
Hi Evgenii, thank you for all the advice and I am definitely going to use some of the apps. I just thought it good to mention that Minecraft for Education can not be accessed by schools/ teachers that do not have Microsoft/Office 365 school accounts. Our school is a Google school and unfortunately I was not able to access this program. I only found out after a couple of hours of struggling to download this program and waiting on emails from our admin to let me know that we do not have a Microsoft URL. Just to save others the time if they were trying to access this and normally have no clue, like me:) But thanks for all the other apps.
Hello Alisja De Bruyn, thanks for taking your time to leave such a comprehensive comment in attempt to help other educators. Yes, you are absolutely right - Minecraft Education Edition (MEE) works only in conjunction with O365 education subscription. And I'm sorry you had to jump through the hoops to find out that you cannot use it. But despair you now, there is now (due to what's happeing) a way to get O365 education subscription for free. I've met an individual who was able to do it, and he was gentle enough to share the steps with me. This is how he described it to me: "I can give you the a vague outline. Most of what I did was to follow a series of prompts laid out by Microsoft. I believe I started here: education.minecraft.net/get-started/ Near the top of the page, there is a section titled "Check To See If You Have An Account For Minecraft: Education EditionCheck To See If You Have An Account For Minecraft: Education Edition" I entered my school email, and it told me that my school was not set up with Microsoft. In some ways, that was helpful, as it meant I could just go forward on my own, without having to consult much with anyone else. There were then prompts that led me through the process of setting things up. The rough recipe was: - Set up a school account with Microsoft, with myself as admin - This includes a {school name}.onmicrosoft.com subdomain within the Microsoft ecosystem - It also includes an administrator account in my name on {school name}.onmicrosoft.com - Microsoft then asked me for my school's website. I gave it our domain. - Microsoft asked me to prove that I had ownership over that domain by making a small change to the records associated with our domain name through our name host - I contacted the person with access to those records, he made the change, and within a few hours, Microsoft had accepted that we were a school, and I was authorized to speak for the school. - Lastly, having been fully authorized, I used the web interface into Microsoft's system to create 3 teacher accounts and 14 students accounts. I gave that info to my co-teachers, and my students, and we were all then able to get into M:EE." Let me know if you need my help with it. Thanks!
Thank you so much. I was aware of some of the webpages you suggests us, but you mentioned some others I didn´t know about and that I also find really really useful. Thank you so much for your time and your cool video. You explain clearly. Greetings from Colombia.
Hello Camila, I appreciate you taking your time to leave a comment. My mission is to produce high-quality guides on educational technology. I am happy you found my work useful.
In these days of coronavirus forced-lockdown where we teachers have been in the online teaching mode, these tools come in handy. Thanks for your video.
Hello WanidaMae, thanks for your positive comment. I'm now finishing working on EdPuzzle tutorials. I should be able to publish NoHands tutorial in the coming month.
The content is good, but lacking a visual description of each application. However,, thankyou so much.. my teachers will love it if I tell them about those apps
Hello Zulfa, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. This video is an overview of applications that worked for me. For a more in-depth tutorial of each one, check the description of the video. There is also a separate playlist that contains all how-to tutorials. Here it is: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMARehyZ9-E3-oajj3sxUZj4p.html Hope this helps!
You explain so well, it's easy for new learners like me. Thank you. I just have one question. Please could you suggest an app or whatever to use for an online English Club. With the ongoing pandemic I would like to continue to stay in touch with students. Earlier I had face to face sessions, but now I want a simple means to communicate. Simple but interesting, and where we can see each other via video too. Please I am not very computer savvy! Many many thanks in advance.
Hello, thanks for your question. You could use Zoom to stay in touch with your kids. th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMAS4RdLv8h7Fe98NGAfxNbx8.html Look into Flipgrid too, it's a fun way to elicit video responses from your students.
Hello Loretta, thanks for your question. I have very little experience working with Pre-K. However, I do know Seesaw, and it can be an effective instructional tool for young learners under adult supervision. FYI It is rated 4+ on Apple AppStore.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I love using apps in my teaching. Which site/app would you recommend for eportfolios? I am looking for a platform that can be applied to children and teenagers as well. I am looking for a platform to store all the material I am producing for my online classes but also where I can see my students' replies and progress. I was checking Seesaw but I am not sure if it is completely free. What would you suggest?Thanks in advance!
Hello Nanci, thanks for your comment. Seesaw is a wonderful app for collecting students' learning artefacts. Seesaw has two subscription plans: Basic Seesaw is free, Seesaw Plus is paid-for. More info on cost: help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/206381415-How-much-does-Seesaw-cost- More info on Seesaw plus: help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/211211043-What-is-Seesaw-Plus- ClassDojo is another app you can use a digital portfolio. More info here: classdojo.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009884732-What-is-ClassDojo-Portfolios-and-How-Does-it-Work- I hope this information helps. Feel free to reply to this thread if you need more help. Thanks.
What do you think of Schoology-specifically in comparison to Google Classrooms?also what top resources would you recommend to parents and grandparents who must now take a lead role in their student’s education?
Hello Linda Hatcher, thanks for your questions. Throughout my career as a Tech Integration Specialist, I've never had a chance to work with Schoology. For what I know, it's a vert popular Learning Management System (LMS). I'm sorry, I cannot give you a professional opinion on it yet. With regard to top resources for distance learning, I've recently published a video on this topic. Here's a link: th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t Make sure you check out a table of resources I've linked in the description of that video. What will be of the most benefit to you as a parent / grand parent is the final category i.e. resources for practice. I hope this information helps. Feel free to reach out again if you're stuck. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment, Hamoudi. I would recommend using the educational technology sparingly - learning new tools is taxing on both the instructor and the learner. Apart from that, I appreciate your enthusiasm.
@@edtechii My enthusiasm goes far beyond a mere ephemeral impression thanks to you, for I am doing my PhD thesis on the use of these and how they may hone learners' life competencies. Oodles of love. 🙏🏻❤
Hello, thanks your comment and suggested education tool. Indeed, Gizmos is a fantastic virtual lab simulator. Could you remind me if you need a subscription to use it, please?
That was a wonderful compilation...Since I am a language teacher (Hindi) using google classroom can you suggest some apps which helps in taking assessment online for language other than english.
Hello Saheem, thanks for your question. Off the top of my head, I can name only one app that supports multiple languages - Quizizz. Once you've created an account, there is an option to change the language. Unfortunately, it's quite difficult to find a decent educational application application that supports languages other than English. I faced the same issue when I was preparing a selection of education apps for teachers in Russia. I hope this information helps.
Hello Khal, I sincerely appreciate your comment! I've just watched Classpoint.io introduction video, and it looks fantastic! Worth checking out for teachers looking to enhance their PPT presentations!
Yes, absolutely! Theses apps work by themselves with any video conferencing software. Have you seen my other videos on making online classes more interactive?
@@edtechii Not yet. This was the first video I had watched and I'm truly glad I found your page. I sincerely appreciate your efforts invested in making these videos. These have indeed helped me begin my online teaching, to a great extent. Thanks again. I'll gladly welcome your recommendations .
@@jeenaj1250 Thanks for your reply. There are several videos on my channel that can help you enhance your online lessons: 1. th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t 2. th-cam.com/video/C7vxAn0w7YA/w-d-xo.html&t 3. th-cam.com/video/1gSjx0SkfzE/w-d-xo.html&t 4. th-cam.com/video/Mddv6MhmvK4/w-d-xo.html&t Take your time to assimilate this information - it can be quite overwhelming if consumed all at once.
@@edtechii Thanks a ton for the suggestions, these are lifesavers. I'd like to ask what browser do you use to access these applications as I have observed that some of these do not function on safari.
Thanks for the great points about these apps for teachers. Some of them I had heard of but many are new to me. These are great to incorporate into both online learning and hybrid.
@@edtechii It says in your description that nearpod tutorials are coming soon so I wanted to ask when will they be coming because I would love to see a video from you going through nearpod thoroughly
Hello Jessica, thanks for your comment. The best way to learn Minecraft is by playing it. Could you tell me if your educational institution has Microsoft Office 365 Subscription (AKA O365). The reason I'm asking is because Microsoft owns Minecraft Education and you / your school needs to have O365 to be able to get it. If your school doesn't have O365, there is a way to apply and get it.
Glad it was helpful! I've recently posted another one dedicated to distance learning. I thought it might be helpful for you: th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t Thanks!
Hi guys. I need some help. I'm looking for a free app that allows you to insert an image of a custom board game so students can play live (in real time), drag and drop their game pieces freely, collaborate, etc. Simple as this. Students don't really play when teachers share screen and roll the dice for them. If you know what I mean. Thanks a bunch!!
Hello WalnutBlood, thanks for the amazing question. I am making a video tutorial how to make Zoom / Online lessons more engaging and interactive. I will be featuring a way to play board game with students as part of this tutorial. Stay tuned - the video will be published by the end of the week. See you!
Hello Thorsten Meijer, thanks for your question. This is my laptop stand amzn.to/2WW2k0i . I actually have two - one at school and one at home =) Works really well as long as you have a mouse and a keyboard.
Hi Eugenia, how are you, I’ve a question, I’m looking at how to use the Plickers APP tool to prepare and check what students have learned at home. I mean to use the plickers outside the classroom, (at the moment) to carry out questionnaires at home. It seems to me that I have seen it in some video, but I am not sure, if if the application allows to do this. I would appreciate it very much if anyone could answer me, greetings.
Hello Andrei Micleusanu, thank you for your question. Plickers is a wonderful assessment app. Please help me better understand you - can you describe what is that you are trying to achieve with Plickers app? When you said you want use Plickers as a questionnaires, did you mean using it live? The reason I'm asking this question, is because I believe there are other applications that will suit your context much better, but I want to make sure I understand you correctly before I prescribe anything. Let's keep the communication going, I'm sure I will be able to help you.
Hello and thank you for taking your time to leave a message. I'm always ready to help. Also, just thought I should let you know that I'm streaming live Q&A sessions on educational technology and distance learning every Saturday at 7:00pm (GMT+3), feel free to pop in if you have any questions or want to get some fresh ideas. The streams are broadcast via my Instagram: instagram.com/edtechii and TH-cam. Thank you!
Thanks for the video, gonna try classdojo and minecraft.... would appreciate if you post in depth video of the same. Also I am using kahoot to conduct quizzes, hope it helps you all.
Hello Vanessa, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I'm now working on Edpuzzle tutorials. Once finished, I will move on with Minecraft Education tutorials. Take care!
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Hi Evgenii permiakov .....your new subscriber from INDIA (STATE PUNJAB )wish you that you may get more and more success in TH-cam.🥰🥰
Very good video it really helped me to create my lesson plan for CBSE classroom....🤗🤗please make more videos about kahoot , EdPuzzle,popplet , thinking ,prezi and other apps...... thanks
We are never too old to learn or too young to teach.
Good teaching is not about having the right certification or knowing how to answer every question. It is about providing a space and structure and encouragement to help others learn because leaning alone is tough…
It is about loving your subject and sharing it with others to help them pursue their own passion!!!❤️
Hello Sakura Moore, thank you for taking your time to leave a comment!
@@edtechii My Pleasure❤️
It's truly wonderful seeing a game like Minecraft expand to become helpful for so many people beyond what it was originally meant for
Hello Marshall, thanks for your wonderful comment! Minecraft has been instrumental in connecting students in virtual spaces. We have used Minecraft for academic and extra-curricular activities such as scholastic esports. Minecraft Education Edition is definitely worth looking into.
I acctually did my masters dissertation on Minecraft. Teachers were surprised and yheybahrdly accepted the idea lol
Thanks for sharing these digital tools for the classroom! I am a beginning teacher (currently studying) and think many of these could really enhance and transform the modern classroom. I'll definitely be taking some of these tools into my classrooms when I become a teacher.
Hello Emma, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. Glad it was helpful! Good luck in your teaching career!
This was very helpful! I'm excited to use some of these apps in my classroom. Thank you!
Hello Carly, thanks for your comment. Good luck in the new school year.
Thank you for the video, it's really helpful, especially now, at the time of the pandemic and online teaching. I've already had lessons using google classroom, padlet and socrative for short vocab tests. I had no idea I was so innovative 😉
Hello Easy English, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment - I'm glad tutorials were helpful.
Also, just thought I should let you know that I'm streaming live Q&A sessions on educational technology and distance learning every Saturday at 7:00pm (GMT+3), feel free to pop in if time difference works out for you and you have a questions or want to get some fresh ideas.
The streams are broadcast via my Instagram: instagram.com/edtechii and TH-cam.
Thank you!
You r just aweso....i was litterly noob in tNice tutorials...u explained it very simply...thanks i will surely go for next parts of tNice tutorials video.. thanks
Thanks for the video! In a time Portuguese schools are closed due to COVID-19 and we need to work with our students from home, these apps you've talked about can be useful tools for our daily at-home school life.
Hello Sofia Duborjal, thank you for your positive comment. Please do let me know if you or your colleagues need any other tutorials or ideas. I'd happy to help.
I am Brazilian teacher... Very thanks for vídeo.
Hello Gustavo, thanks for your comment! Always wanted to travel to Brazil!
You are like a teacher from the future....
Video is informative
Hello Basic Learning, thanks for your comment. It made me smile.
What screencasting software are you using for this presentation? Very impressive overview. Thanks.
Hello Angie, thanks for your question. I'm using Quick Time Player screen recording, which comes as a default application on Apple laptops.
Hi Evgenii, I'm a language teacher, I'm looking for an app / apps that I can create FLASHCARDS with AUDIOS AND PICTURES and MATCHING GAMES for my students to review and practice.
1. Flashcards with audios and pictures
That I can upload photos and audios, when the student clicks on the photo, he can hear the pronunciation of it.
2. Matching games
Student clicks on the correct photos / words after hearing the audio
Are there any apps with such features? Thanks in advance.
Hello Charlotte, thanks for your question.
Off the top of my head, I can think of Nearpod that has a matching pairs game. Not sure if it has an audio component to it.
Let me know what you found!
hi Evgenii... hope you are well. can I ask which software will be good for recording lessons/lectures? thank you...
Hello, thanks for your question.
Here are two options:
1) th-cam.com/video/NdTgB-Vm6nA/w-d-xo.html
2) th-cam.com/video/IzGPRMRpqjo/w-d-xo.html
Hopefully, it's what you've been looking for.
I love the content you create!. I'm an English teacher and these days we are using zoom. Which features would you recommend using besides breakout rooms and Share?
Hello Alexia Marie, thank you for taking your time to drop a message.
With regard to Zoom, check out my tutorial on advanced features of Zoom: th-cam.com/video/HziooZpxWec/w-d-xo.html&t
Also, I'm hosting a live Q&A session on EdTech and distance learning in a couple of days, feel free to pop in if you have unanswered questions. I might be able to help.
Take care.
Great!
@@Karinago2024 Glad you found it useful.
Try Edpuzzle. Its amazing ..very user friendly and free of cost
Enjoyed listening to this. So hard to find educational apps to help teacher young children online.
Wow... congratulations for sharing this video to the teacher community. It helps teachers to become more innovative and technology literate as well as updated. This makes learning more 21st century... the screen age as they say.. thumbs up to this video
Hello Eric, thank you for taking your time to leave such an encouraging comment.
You are focussed on exactly what reachers need, Evgeni. Many thanks!
Hello Michael, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment.
Watching this on Teacher's Day here in Malaysia. Ur guidance made my job easier n more interesting... tqvm 💗
Glad I could help. Thanks for taking your time to leave a comment.
Thank you so much! This pandemic has forced a sixty-something teacher to embrace digital technology. Hope I'll be ok by the end of the semester.
Hello Flora, thanks for taking your time to view the video and leaving a comment. I'm here to help with coming to terms with digital technology.
@@edtechii I need some help with using Big Blue Button on Moodle. I'm 66 and teaching online is really a challenge.
@@florabelleamoyen593 Hello, I'm afraid I won't be able to help you with Moodle.
I bet your were amazing and I'm sure your students appreciate all the work and effort that went into jumping into the digital world!
What is the platform you are using with your MacBook? It's pretty slick. Your mic?
Hello westsidewil, thanks for your questions. Do you mean the stand I'm using to raise my MacBook? If so, here it is: amzn.to/2V6GUel
With regard to the mic, I use a variety of microphones. If I remember correctly for this video I used these two:
amzn.to/2Rbzvca and amzn.to/2JBVy81
Also, I'm hosting a live Q&A session on EdTech and distance learning in a couple of days, feel free to pop in if you have unanswered questions. I might be able to help.
This is a link to a stream trailer: th-cam.com/video/jGYI8pXe3Ok/w-d-xo.html
This is a link to the actual stream: th-cam.com/video/g_VhsNSXdCQ/w-d-xo.html
Take care.
I'm looking to combine teaching English with Business Coaching. Which of these would you recommend? Nearpod looks good as well as Edpuzzle. Are these integrated onto Zoom for online tutorials?
Hello Martin Mullan, thanks for your question. EdPuzzle will definitely be appropriate as well as Padlet. Nearpod will be helpful if you have different resources (e.g. articles, videos, images), and you want to consolidate them into one seamless lesson.
What do you mean by integrating these into Zoom online tutorials?
Also, these are more in-depth tutorials for Padlet and EdPuzzle:
Padlet: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMARqPfmsritkJaP02XiWMKBr.html
EdPuzzle: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMASfLsEtFqGaYYskEB7rvH25.html
Let me know if you have more questions.
Hi. I would love to ask you a question, based on your knowledge of these types online tools. I teach a software package, which I'm now creating a online tutorial of. As yet I cannot find a solution to this problem : While the learner is watching me on Zoom or Meet, they need to be going through the software on their own screen at the same time . If they are using a laptop, and even if they minimize the zoom window it's going to not be enough space to have the software program open on the laptop. Is there a app that you can think of that can get around this issue?. Tnx.
Hello, thanks for the interesting question! The best solution for your scenario is a dual monitor / two devices. One is used to follow your instructions, the other is used to perform the task.
If this is not an option, you can advise participants to use split screen / side by side view. It's a native feature on Mac OS (support.apple.com/en-us/HT204948), and I'm sure it can be activated on Windows as well without third-party software..
Let me know how it goes!
I love your video because it moves fast with the details I want to know.. I was not bored not one moment!
Glad to hear it!
Thank you for this video. It was very well made. Will definitely be using some of these in my classroom😁👍
Hello Jason Raven, thank you for your positive comment. I'm now working on step-by-step tutorials for each app mentioned. Have fun!
I'm so grateful! This video has taught me more tools than a 6 hour webinar ! Thank you!!!
These days, I'd be cautious with attending webinars and conferences.
I loved every single one .... I have been using one or two for quite sometime now but I love the rest .... thank you. You got yourself a new subscriber. 🌹
Hello Mohammed, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I'm glad you've found some useful apps to use.
The use of technology within the department makes it easier for pupils to receive and acquire knowledge, and it also facilitates for the teacher to teach and communicate information to students, great applications and powerful programs in the field of using technology within the department. Thank you very much.
No problem at all!
thank you very much
@@salaheddinenedjar5051 You're welcome!
New subscriber! Homeschool mom here. Thx for the video!
Thanks for subbing!
Здравстуйте Евгений, у вас шикарный английский. I swear I thought u are a native speaker👍 Your vids are engaging keep it up!
Добрый день, спасибо за комментарий. Я брал небольшой перерыв от TH-cam. Скоро работа канала будет возобновлена.
Very much impressed with the ICT tools... Few of them are useful for ug and pg students... Thanks a ton
Hello dr.sathish kumar ananthula, thank you for taking your time to leave a comment. I'm glad I could help.
Thank you . Great! Quick question- what did you use in order to create this video to be able to go from you to the computer? THank you if you can help with this
Hello Mo Buti, thanks for your comment and your question. I create video tutorials using two cameras: one is a mirrorless camera (Sony A7RIII) on a tripod, another is capturing my screen (Quick Time Player Screen Capture). As a result, I have two type of footage: one of me talking, one of my screen. I then use video editor (Final Cut Pro X) to compile them together to create a product that you see on TH-cam. I hope this answers your question. If not, I am happy to clarify.
@@edtechii thank you so much! this might be too many questions......but why a mirrorless camera (not even sure what that means) - can it be done with a cell phone? You should make a video to show how you do this. I think a lot of people would be interested. Your videos are AWESOME!
You can film yourself with any camera e.g. Smartphone, GoPro, DSLR, mirrorless. As long as you have a footage of yourself, you are good. I use mirrorless camera because I like the quality of the footage it is able to capture.
With regard to making a tutorial on it, there are many videos out there on video editing. If you think it will be beneficial, can you specify what exactly are you interested in so I can put aside a block of time and produce a video tutorial. Thanks.
@@edtechii with so many teachers now having to do things differently...ie remotely...... district level personal need to put together tutorials just like you to show what they need to do......additionally I can see it working with teaching students as well. Like remote learning with being able to see the teacher and then also see the screen in order to teach the student but still have that connection
Got it. I will add this to my planner. I should be ready to publish it by the middle of August.
Thanks so much. One comment is that your teaching style is also worth imitating. You explain clearly, review and will give us links to continue more in depth. My salvation during this time has been Peardeck. I teach high school Spanish. Any more suggestions for high school teachers? Thanks again
Hello Sr Maria Francine Stacy, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. May I ask you how you integrate Peardeck into your pedagogy?
To answer your question, I will need to know more about the needs of your students and learning targets of your lessons. There is an oversupply of digital educational resources at the moment, to the point where their availability becomes a predicament. The last things I want is to overwhelm you by adding 20+ apps to your already busy schedule.
If you can describe in a sentence what areas (curriculum, literacy, instruction, assessment, community building, etc.) you would like to enhance with technology and why, I will be able to advise a potential educational tool for your to explore.
Thank you.
@@edtechii Thanks for your response. Peardeck is very similar to what I find Nearpod to be (I went and reviewed it after your video). But I find it incredibly simple. I prepare Google slides for my class lesson and can include any kind of links on them. Then I put on the Peardeck add-on which allows the students to reply to a question I have on the slide. Many times this is so that they can practice the concept I just explained. After all the replies on it, I make it visible to the class and discuss the (anonymous) replies. Later, I go into the report and see the individual student responses. The replies may be through text or image (they love to draw even in high school!). This helped me present my classes on google meet everyday but continue teaching through peardeck which also allowed me to see how the students were responding.
After watching your video, I went into a language teachers forum and saw what they are using but. much of it was for elementary ed as well. I need a really good way for students to chat so they can continue to converse with a partner as if they were in the language classroom without actually being together. Hope this makes sense. I am already appreciative of what you have shown me. Thanks again.
Thanks for your extended answer. I will look into Peardeck at one point.
I normally recommend Padlet to teachers who want their students to participate in online discussion boards. If you are not familiar with Padlet, I have two tutorials on my cannel to get you and your students started.
Zoom break-out rooms can enable your students to verbally carry on dialogues online.
I hope this information will help you make an informed decision.
Thanks so much! That zoom break out room sounds perfect. Yes, I do use Padlet and it is very good for written communication exchange. You've been a great help. I appreciate it.
@@srmariafrancinestacy7050 Glad I could help. Good luck.
Great video! Some of the apps I already knew but discovered new ones that seem really great. Can't wait to try them out!
Hello Lamiaa, thanks for your comment. Glad you've been able to pick up something useful.
Thank you so much for sharing all these. I only knew a couple of them. This will help my team for next school year that we will start online.
Hello Gabriela, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I will publish more educational technology tutorials in the next couple of months. Stay tuned.
Hi.... which of the apps you mentioned can be used offline? Thanks
Hello Els, thanks for question. No Hands App can be used offline.
@@edtechii Thanks for the info.
Very helpful 👍
Thanks for the comment Maria!
Hello and Thank you for the video! I'm a chemistry and phisics portuguese teacher and I have to keep my casses with my students (high school students) on-line, since our schools are presently closed due to de COVID-19. You gave me some ideas, but I'm having some dificulties on how to do some good videos, streeming videos to shere with them.
Hello Margarida Almeida, thank you for your question. Please check out this video tutorial and let me know if you need further assistance:
Link: th-cam.com/video/IzGPRMRpqjo/w-d-xo.html&t
use the app " Explain Everything"
This video is so great! Thank you for taking the time to make a video about teaching technology. Few others have a video as informative as this
Hello The Qber, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I am glad you've found the tutorial informative.
Useful teaching & Learning Apps in new millennium pedagogy.
Thanks for the comment!
which tool do we use for digitizing Curricullum , syllabus and results
Hello Victor, thanks for your question. Can you give a bit more details as to what you are trying to accomplish and why?
Hi Evgenii, thank you for all the advice and I am definitely going to use some of the apps. I just thought it good to mention that Minecraft for Education can not be accessed by schools/ teachers that do not have Microsoft/Office 365 school accounts. Our school is a Google school and unfortunately I was not able to access this program. I only found out after a couple of hours of struggling to download this program and waiting on emails from our admin to let me know that we do not have a Microsoft URL. Just to save others the time if they were trying to access this and normally have no clue, like me:) But thanks for all the other apps.
Hello Alisja De Bruyn, thanks for taking your time to leave such a comprehensive comment in attempt to help other educators.
Yes, you are absolutely right - Minecraft Education Edition (MEE) works only in conjunction with O365 education subscription. And I'm sorry you had to jump through the hoops to find out that you cannot use it.
But despair you now, there is now (due to what's happeing) a way to get O365 education subscription for free. I've met an individual who was able to do it, and he was gentle enough to share the steps with me. This is how he described it to me:
"I can give you the a vague outline. Most of what I did was to follow a series of prompts laid out by Microsoft.
I believe I started here: education.minecraft.net/get-started/
Near the top of the page, there is a section titled "Check To See If You Have An Account For Minecraft: Education EditionCheck To See If You Have An Account For Minecraft: Education Edition"
I entered my school email, and it told me that my school was not set up with Microsoft. In some ways, that was helpful, as it meant I could just go forward on my own, without having to consult much with anyone else.
There were then prompts that led me through the process of setting things up. The rough recipe was:
- Set up a school account with Microsoft, with myself as admin
- This includes a {school name}.onmicrosoft.com subdomain within the Microsoft ecosystem
- It also includes an administrator account in my name on {school name}.onmicrosoft.com
- Microsoft then asked me for my school's website. I gave it our domain.
- Microsoft asked me to prove that I had ownership over that domain by making a small change to the records associated with our domain name through our name host
- I contacted the person with access to those records, he made the change, and within a few hours, Microsoft had accepted that we were a school, and I was authorized to speak for the school.
- Lastly, having been fully authorized, I used the web interface into Microsoft's system to create 3 teacher accounts and 14 students accounts. I gave that info to my co-teachers, and my students, and we were all then able to get into M:EE."
Let me know if you need my help with it.
Thanks!
Thank you so much. I was aware of some of the webpages you suggests us, but you mentioned some others I didn´t know about and that I also find really really useful. Thank you so much for your time and your cool video. You explain clearly. Greetings from Colombia.
Hello Camila, I appreciate you taking your time to leave a comment. My mission is to produce high-quality guides on educational technology. I am happy you found my work useful.
@@edtechii :)
Loved the way you tutor sir..So cool and nice .My students will go crazy when they see minecraft !!
Hey, thanks for the comment. A ten-part tutorial series on Minecraft Education is on the way.
In these days of coronavirus forced-lockdown where we teachers have been in the online teaching mode, these tools come in handy. Thanks for your video.
Hello Christian, thanks for the comment! I am resuming publishing EdTech segment in early August.
Hi! What a great selection. I am going to use the ehyde no hands app first. Would highly appreciate a vidoe tutorial! Greetings from Switzerland
I really don't get the time difference to Europe right :(
Hello WanidaMae, thanks for your positive comment. I'm now finishing working on EdPuzzle tutorials. I should be able to publish NoHands tutorial in the coming month.
Is there a way to contact you to have you take a look at an app I think is better than many of these and more suitable for younger students?
Hey, sure. Use Twitter or Instagram direct message. The links to my profile in on the channel banner.
The content is good, but lacking a visual description of each application. However,, thankyou so much.. my teachers will love it if I tell them about those apps
Hello Zulfa, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. This video is an overview of applications that worked for me. For a more in-depth tutorial of each one, check the description of the video. There is also a separate playlist that contains all how-to tutorials. Here it is: th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMARehyZ9-E3-oajj3sxUZj4p.html
Hope this helps!
You explain so well, it's easy for new learners like me. Thank you. I just have one question. Please could you suggest an app or whatever to use for an online English Club. With the ongoing pandemic I would like to continue to stay in touch with students. Earlier I had face to face sessions, but now I want a simple means to communicate. Simple but interesting, and where we can see each other via video too. Please I am not very computer savvy! Many many thanks in advance.
Hello, thanks for your question.
You could use Zoom to stay in touch with your kids. th-cam.com/play/PLU6wYnG1CMAS4RdLv8h7Fe98NGAfxNbx8.html
Look into Flipgrid too, it's a fun way to elicit video responses from your students.
Thanks for your sharing. I can teach for all my student later.
Hey Cikgu Nariza, thanks for your comment!
Thanks so much for sharing your digital knowledge. It's been very helpful. Hi from Spain
Hello Patricia, thanks for your comment!
good. I might add that working with midi is much much easier in soft.
Love this video. Any thoughts on Seesaw or something more appropriate for Pre-K?
Hello Loretta, thanks for your question. I have very little experience working with Pre-K. However, I do know Seesaw, and it can be an effective instructional tool for young learners under adult supervision. FYI It is rated 4+ on Apple AppStore.
Congratulation from Brazil 🙂
Hello from another continent!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I love using apps in my teaching. Which site/app would you recommend for eportfolios? I am looking for a platform that can be applied to children and teenagers as well. I am looking for a platform to store all the material I am producing for my online classes but also where I can see my students' replies and progress. I was checking Seesaw but I am not sure if it is completely free. What would you suggest?Thanks in advance!
Hello Nanci, thanks for your comment.
Seesaw is a wonderful app for collecting students' learning artefacts. Seesaw has two subscription plans: Basic Seesaw is free, Seesaw Plus is paid-for.
More info on cost: help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/206381415-How-much-does-Seesaw-cost-
More info on Seesaw plus: help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/211211043-What-is-Seesaw-Plus-
ClassDojo is another app you can use a digital portfolio. More info here: classdojo.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009884732-What-is-ClassDojo-Portfolios-and-How-Does-it-Work-
I hope this information helps. Feel free to reply to this thread if you need more help. Thanks.
Hi! This video is so quality and perfect! I like it! Overall, I was so surprised you are from Russia as I am!
Hello Olga, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. Glad you liked the video.
Great explanation, clear, engaging, 👍👍
Thanks for dropping the comment!
What do you think of Schoology-specifically in comparison to Google Classrooms?also what top resources would you recommend to parents and grandparents who must now take a lead role in their student’s education?
Hello Linda Hatcher, thanks for your questions.
Throughout my career as a Tech Integration Specialist, I've never had a chance to work with Schoology. For what I know, it's a vert popular Learning Management System (LMS). I'm sorry, I cannot give you a professional opinion on it yet.
With regard to top resources for distance learning, I've recently published a video on this topic. Here's a link: th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t Make sure you check out a table of resources I've linked in the description of that video.
What will be of the most benefit to you as a parent / grand parent is the final category i.e. resources for practice.
I hope this information helps. Feel free to reach out again if you're stuck.
Thanks!
I just went and literally downloaded each and everyone of these! So grateful to you man 😘
Thanks for the comment, Hamoudi. I would recommend using the educational technology sparingly - learning new tools is taxing on both the instructor and the learner. Apart from that, I appreciate your enthusiasm.
@@edtechii My enthusiasm goes far beyond a mere ephemeral impression thanks to you, for I am doing my PhD thesis on the use of these and how they may hone learners' life competencies. Oodles of love. 🙏🏻❤
@@hamoudib5238 Alright. Good luck with your Ph.D. What is your research question by the way?
@@edtechii I could generate 5 questions so far, but the main one is "To what extent can Flipped learning foster students' life competencies?"
@@hamoudib5238 Interesting. Good luck in your study!
Thanks for sharing.its very useful to us... God bless you
Hello Simeona, thanks for your comment!
I am so happy to come across your channel. Hoping to see how i make it work here in Nigeria.
Hello Stanley, thanks for your comment. Good luck with your efforts.
@@edtechii Thank you. Please how can i reach out to you if i need a guide?
You can send me a direct message via Twitter or Instagram. The links are in the channel description / about section.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and helpful tools
Hey, thanks for stopping by to leave a comment.
Hi. GIZMOS is a tool used for science. It is a very useful tool which provides with virtual labs.
Hello, thanks your comment and suggested education tool. Indeed, Gizmos is a fantastic virtual lab simulator. Could you remind me if you need a subscription to use it, please?
would you recommend these for live lessons with write-ups notes for pre-college students ??
Hello Arindam, and thank you for your question. What are "live lessons with write-up notes"?
That was a wonderful compilation...Since I am a language teacher (Hindi) using google classroom can you suggest some apps which helps in taking assessment online for language other than english.
Hello Saheem, thanks for your question. Off the top of my head, I can name only one app that supports multiple languages - Quizizz. Once you've created an account, there is an option to change the language.
Unfortunately, it's quite difficult to find a decent educational application application that supports languages other than English. I faced the same issue when I was preparing a selection of education apps for teachers in Russia.
I hope this information helps.
Thank you so much for this video! So much information in one video! Great job!
Thanks for the comment!
Thanks so much , so useful
Hello Tat Evi, thanks for taking a minute to leave a comment.
Nice recommendations !
Thanks;ç
Thanks for the comment, malika.
What are medium are you using to do your youtube videos
Hello Celia, can you clarify your question please? What do you mean by "medium you are using"?
I use classpoint! very helpful when teaching!
Hello Khal, I sincerely appreciate your comment! I've just watched Classpoint.io introduction video, and it looks fantastic! Worth checking out for teachers looking to enhance their PPT presentations!
Thanks a lot so helpful for me and my class.
Glad I could help.
This was very helpful, thanks a lot!!
Hi Evgenii, I have recently started teaching online using Teams. Would I be able to use these apps with teams as well?
Yes, absolutely! Theses apps work by themselves with any video conferencing software. Have you seen my other videos on making online classes more interactive?
@@edtechii Not yet. This was the first video I had watched and I'm truly glad I found your page. I sincerely appreciate your efforts invested in making these videos. These have indeed helped me begin my online teaching, to a great extent. Thanks again. I'll gladly welcome your recommendations .
@@jeenaj1250 Thanks for your reply. There are several videos on my channel that can help you enhance your online lessons:
1. th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t
2. th-cam.com/video/C7vxAn0w7YA/w-d-xo.html&t
3. th-cam.com/video/1gSjx0SkfzE/w-d-xo.html&t
4. th-cam.com/video/Mddv6MhmvK4/w-d-xo.html&t
Take your time to assimilate this information - it can be quite overwhelming if consumed all at once.
@@edtechii Thanks a ton for the suggestions, these are lifesavers. I'd like to ask what browser do you use to access these applications as I have observed that some of these do not function on safari.
Thanks for the great points about these apps for teachers. Some of them I had heard of but many are new to me. These are great to incorporate into both online learning and hybrid.
Hi Ashlee, thanks for your comments. Happy to hear you've learned something new from the video. Hopefully, this will enhance your teaching.
Hi I would like to ask when will nearpod tutorials come out as it looks like a brilliant way of teaching a class or one on one teaching
Hello Raze, thanks for your question.
I've figured there are plenty of good Nearpod tutorials out there already. Why should I create another one?
@@edtechii It says in your description that nearpod tutorials are coming soon so I wanted to ask when will they be coming because I would love to see a video from you going through nearpod thoroughly
@@razeboxanimations3215 Alright, I got you. I will try to get it done in January. Have some other projects in the pipeline.
@@edtechii Good luck with those projects and best of luck to you
@@razeboxanimations3215 Thanks! You too.
Hello Sir. Kindly tell me an app for Android device for online teaching.
Thank you sir. This is so helpful for my online teaching as well as for my high school students.
Glad I could help!
I'm looking forward to your in depth minecraft tutorials!
Hello Jessica, thanks for your comment. The best way to learn Minecraft is by playing it. Could you tell me if your educational institution has Microsoft Office 365 Subscription (AKA O365). The reason I'm asking is because Microsoft owns Minecraft Education and you / your school needs to have O365 to be able to get it. If your school doesn't have O365, there is a way to apply and get it.
Evgenii Permiakov is there any way to share an app with you I think would be very useful for teachers of younger students?
Thanks for the video, you provided more resources to make our clases more engaging. ❤️
Hello Felipe, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. Glad the tutorial was helpful.
What a helpful video! just what I was looking for..thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I've recently posted another one dedicated to distance learning. I thought it might be helpful for you: th-cam.com/video/A5-WVe3lTo0/w-d-xo.html&t
Thanks!
Excellent video. Very concise and clear, with lots of practical information. I gave it a "Like." Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for taking the time out to introduce us to these tools.
Hello Debbie, my pleasure. Thanks for taking your time to leave a comment!
Hi guys. I need some help. I'm looking for a free app that allows you to insert an image of a custom board game so students can play live (in real time), drag and drop their game pieces freely, collaborate, etc. Simple as this. Students don't really play when teachers share screen and roll the dice for them. If you know what I mean. Thanks a bunch!!
Hello WalnutBlood, thanks for the amazing question. I am making a video tutorial how to make Zoom / Online lessons more engaging and interactive. I will be featuring a way to play board game with students as part of this tutorial. Stay tuned - the video will be published by the end of the week. See you!
Hey Evgenii, thanks for the great video. I want to know which ‚laptop foot‘ you are using?
Hello Thorsten Meijer, thanks for your question. This is my laptop stand amzn.to/2WW2k0i . I actually have two - one at school and one at home =) Works really well as long as you have a mouse and a keyboard.
Hi Eugenia, how are you, I’ve a question, I’m looking at how to use the Plickers APP tool to prepare and check what students have learned at home. I mean to use the plickers outside the classroom, (at the moment) to carry out questionnaires at home. It seems to me that I have seen it in some video, but I am not sure, if if the application allows to do this. I would appreciate it very much if anyone could answer me, greetings.
Hello Andrei Micleusanu, thank you for your question. Plickers is a wonderful assessment app. Please help me better understand you - can you describe what is that you are trying to achieve with Plickers app? When you said you want use Plickers as a questionnaires, did you mean using it live?
The reason I'm asking this question, is because I believe there are other applications that will suit your context much better, but I want to make sure I understand you correctly before I prescribe anything.
Let's keep the communication going, I'm sure I will be able to help you.
Very informative tutorials.
Glad it was helpful!
Good video and very well explained. You are great! Greetings from Romania!
Hello and thank you for taking your time to leave a message. I'm always ready to help.
Also, just thought I should let you know that I'm streaming live Q&A sessions on educational technology and distance learning every Saturday at 7:00pm (GMT+3), feel free to pop in if you have any questions or want to get some fresh ideas.
The streams are broadcast via my Instagram: instagram.com/edtechii and TH-cam.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, gonna try classdojo and minecraft.... would appreciate if you post in depth video of the same. Also I am using kahoot to conduct quizzes, hope it helps you all.
Hello Vanessa, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I'm now working on Edpuzzle tutorials. Once finished, I will move on with Minecraft Education tutorials. Take care!
I also use Kahoot and love it for quizzes especially practice ones to see how much info they are absorbing!
Thanks man it's a great tutorial
Glad I could help.
So awesome! Thank you for taking us to the next level. I will be using these with my speech therapy clients
Hello Cris Delgado, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. Let me know if you need tech help / advice in the future.
so cool i love it thanks for the info!
No problem!
This is an amazing video for me.
Thanks for the comment!
Good work many thanks
Thank you too!
Thanks for sharing to us all ypur video on Interactive Games for online class
You're welcome!
Really, really useful
Thanks for the comment Julius!
Oh awesome. I will be studying these more closely
These are great tools from the distance, too :)
Thank you so much! Best 14:57 ever
Thanks for your comment Minh!
Evgenii Permiakov >:( I like your voice ;-;
Great videos. What application do you use to edit videos..?
Hello Aldo, thanks for your comment. I use Final Cut Pro X for video editing.
My little sister's using it for her school work, but she cannot answer in the book directly. How can i fix it?
Hello Thinn, thanks for your question. What application / website are you referring to?
Thank you for your help and the info provided.
Glad it was helpful!
Amei suas dicas!!! Muito obrigada!!! Vc deu asas a minha vontade de aprender!!!!
Hola, no hay problema en absoluto.
Awesome line up of apps and explanation
Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked the selection.