Four Learning Resources for Teachers & Students

 "Kahoot!": 

Kahoot is a game - based learning platform that is used by millions of teachers and students. This platform allows teachers to create trivia quizzes over any topic in a matter of minutes. The nice thing about this learning resource is that students are able to access it on any type of electronic device. This learning resource allows teachers to assess their student's knowledge while not only are the students having fun, but teachers as well! Before beginning the quiz, students are allowed to create their own username. While completing the interactive quiz, students will be given a certain amount of time to answer each question. After the time has ran out, there is a leaderboard that will pop out after each question. 

Here's a quick video on how to use "Kahoot!":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBkVp8-CDeo

"Jamboard": 

Jamboard is a whiteboard tool that allows the opportunity for ideation, brainstorming, note taking, differentiated learning, digital story telling, and formative assessing. With this learning resource students can brainstorm, tell a story, or problem solve with tools offered within the platform such as: pens, highlighter, sticky notes, and much more. In order to have access to this platform is by simply having a google account. The Jamboard user will also be able to save these documents as a pdf to their Google Drive. Another nice thing about this learning platform is that each document is customizable for sharing and access permissions. 

Here's a quick video on how to use "JamBoard": 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgwPBql7rrs

"Flocabulary": 

Flocabulary is a video library learning resource used to support all students in a classroom. Flocabulary strives to help students master certain grade standards with an emphasis on vocabulary and literacy. This learning resource empowers students to demonstrate understanding of vocabulary and fosters creativity by utilizing educational hip-hop music to engage students K-12. 

Here's a quick video on how to use "Flocabulary": 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI58o1pMXyU

"Google Docs":

Google Docs is a word processing learning resources for both teachers and students. On this platform one is able to create, collaborate, and edit documents on any electronic device. This good and easy thing about this platform is that you do not need to download any software to your device. In order to access Google Docs, the only thing you'll need is a Google account. These documents can be used to brainstorm, problem solve, story tell, and to be creative. If you would like to save any documents, you will be able to save to your Google Drive or to your personal files on your device. 

Here's a quick video on how to use "Google Docs":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIsOMSyouUw

Resources: 

YouTube. (2019, December 24). How to use Kahoot? | 2022 tutorial. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBkVp8-CDeo

YouTube. (2020, March 24). A how to guide: Flocabulary. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI58o1pMXyU

YouTube. (2022a, February 10). How to use jamboard - the basics. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgwPBql7rrs

YouTube. (2022b, June 1). How to use google docs | tech insider. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIsOMSyouUw