Let your students know if your class will be onsite or online!

Miss the post-its and manila paper you could use in the f2f classroom? Try this out!

Get some laughs by having students translate their learnings into memes.

Simplify your research process. Highlight & organize your research with Weava.

A digital twist on a common classroom practice.

Resources for free, high resolution, and aesthetic images and videos.

Activate students’ prior knowledge and ask them to think critically about what the definition of a term might be, before revealing what the actual definition is.

Find a high-quality, educational video on any topic and share it with your class.

Go out of town or make it an international trip! Study Tours are a great way to make learning go beyond the four walls of the classroom.

Engage your participants with live polls, Q&A, quizzes and word clouds
— whether you meet in the office, online or in-between.

Choose a template that matches the purpose or theme of your presentation.

Perhaps you can share something – an item, a video, an experience – to bring concepts to life in the classroom?

Gauge whether your students understood the lesson through bite-sized essays.

Have students screenshare their work as a check-in during synchronous sessions to make sure they’re still engaged with the class.

See how your students work together to achieve class assignments and projects.

Have students report on readings – from what they know, to what they do not know.

Have your students react to different forms of media using this popular Youtube video format. Details Professor: Dr. Al Hiquiana, Mitzi Icasiano, Roshan Uttamchandani,Subject: MEMELEC002

Spice up your online classes with a pre-made script meant to feel like a radio show or live podcast!

Create a “roadmap” that your students can go back to as they complete their projects.

Get immediate feedback on your lectures and other class activities.

Pomofocus is a customizable Pomodoro timer that works on desktop & mobile browser. The aim of this app is to help you focus on any task you are working on.

Want to try something different from the normal written essay? Consider having your students express their thoughts through pictures instead!

We give you an empty page – a padlet – and you can put whatever you like on it. Drag in a video, snap a selfie, write your own text posts or upload some documents, and voilà! A padlet is born.

Get the students off their chairs and ask them to do quick, street surveys in relation to the lesson.

Use Miro’s infinite canvas for collaborative whiteboarding, brainstorming, planning, and more!

If you’re having a difficult time getting a large class engaged online, maybe you can try to “divide and conquer.”

Engage your audience & eliminate awkward silences.

Use Lucidchart to create flowcharts & diagrams online and to visualize ideas, make charts, diagrams & more.

Worried you missed something in your lecture? Practice writing commentaries that your students can check, to make sure they understand exactly what you mean.

A useful tracker for you and your students.

Help students know themselves better and apply what they’ve learned to their own lives.

Make instruction more engaging remotely and in class, improve student outcomes and attendance, and collaborate with colleagues on learning content.

Easily create a customized jeopardy template.

Learn how to facilitate in-class reading sessions that can work for even technical text.

Have students work together to create class reviewers!

If you want to encourage your students’ creativity and fun-loving spirit, try letting them be game masters for the day!

Resource for icons, motion icons, and stickers.

Help students reflect before and after an upcoming assessment to ease their minds and help them learn!

Is there awkward silence when you ask a question in class? Maybe you can try having a beadle who can help gather class questions.

Help students draw out meaning from the films they watch.

Allow your students some freedom – maybe they can choose the topic of that paper, or choose to forego the paper entirely and create something new and entirely theirs.

Get to know your students to better inform your lessons and activities.

Make sure your students understand how Canvas works, and know where to find the materials they need to succeed in your class.

Easily scan documents and/or hard copy resources and save as PDF or images on your phone.

Let your students listen to the rich experiences and sound advice of a professional from their industry.

Worried that your students might be passing answers around? Try giving them customized assessments, and maybe they can work together!