Student Work Summaries in Google Classroom
Google Classroom has a unique feature that will allow teachers to send a Student Work Summary, similar to a student progress report, to a student and/or their listed guardians. This…
Inserting audio instructions and background templates in Google Slides
Google Slides is a great place to make interactive student activities. You can create manipulatives or drag and drop activities for students to practice sorting, adding, and more. This can…
Best Practices for Classroom Video Conferencing
*Links below are specific to WWCSD and only available to those with district accounts* With school moving to a remote learning environment, many if not most or all teachers have…
Google Classroom – A View Comparison
As we use Google Classroom more in the district, you may wonder what the student sees when they are in your Classroom. While there are a few differences, it is…
Creating a Google Meet for use with Students
***This post is specific information for WWCSD teachers and Staff*** When using any form of video conferencing with students we want to be mindful of student safety. In our district,…
Google Classroom: The Basics for Students
As more teachers have begun to integrate distance learning, some have started using Google Classroom. Google Classroom allows teachers to push out links, resources, or assignments to students remotely. This…
Coding Concepts 101
Teaching Beginning Coding Concepts You may have heard of the term “coding” before but wondered if it was applicable to your classroom. Coding concepts can be beneficial to any student…
Printing from a Chromebook
Printing from a Chromebook is similar to printing from your teacher station with some minor differences. As of right now, it is available only to print to the Konica black…
WWCSD Acceptable Personal Technology Guidelines
Most of the time the Instructional Technology team tries to offer different ways to integrate technology in the classroom. Recently we were asked to expand on another topic: Personal technology…
CLEVER: THE WHAT, WHY, HOW
There has been a lot of talk about Clever around the district as of late. What is it? What does it do? Why would my students or I use it?…
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