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Access Mr P's Whole School Seesaw for Remote Learning CPD when you subscribe as a schoolDue to the overwhelming interest in Mr P's CPD for Remote Learning, we have uploaded the full 90 minute session to the website. It is available to everyone who subscribes to the website as a whole school. If you have subscribed as a school click the picture. Click the button below to sign up your school (not accessible for individual teacher accounts, whole schools only)
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For a comprehensive list of all the edtech tools available click here.
Remote LEarning Tools for TEachers
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SeesawThis is a student driven, digital portfolio app.
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Setting up seesaw and preparing home learning option
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My go to learning tool to create a dialogue for remote home learning is SEESAW. There are others that some schools will use, Google Classroom, Showbie, Class Dojo etc. But in my opinion, Seesaw is the easiest to use and quickest to set up. In this video, I quickly demonstrate how to set up a class and get the home learning option enabled.
To access videos of ways to use Seesaw with your class click here. |
For schools looking at using google tools for home learning click here
Video demonstration of Seesaw home learning for Parents
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Here is a video tutorial for you to share with parents if you choose to use Seesaw for remote home learning. In this video, I explain how to download the app and log in using the unique home learning QR code and how to use some of the tools to complete tasks set by the teacher. I hope you find it useful.
App.Seesaw.Me Here is a Youtube Link for the video to share: youtu.be/W9FyB1SCbeM |
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How Children can record themselves read aloud at home and share with their teacherHere is another tutorial video for parents who are using Seesaw to support home learning. In this video, I demonstrate how pupils can record themselves reading aloud safely and share with their teacher via Seesaw.
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How to Set up a Live Online Video Lesson with your class
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A TUtorial for Zoom - Video Conferencing with your class.I have had a few messages from teachers looking for a way to create a live lesson online with their class. After some research, I have come to the conclusion that I feel Zoom.us is the easiest one to use. So this video explains how it works.
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A MORE DETAILED LOOK AT ZOOM FOR LIVE ONLINE LESSONSI wanted to go into a bit more detail about the features and tools within Zoom. I hope this gives you a better insight into how this tool can be used to lead an online live video lesson with your class.
Click the picture to access the video if you have subscribed. Click here if you need to subscribe on Facebook. |
Other Tech Tools Mr P will be using:
Again, I want to make clear, I am not necessarily saying these tools are better than others, these are ones that I know work as I use them regularly and there are plenty of examples on my site.
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Learning by QuestionsLbQ is a classroom app filled with curriculum-aligned Question Sets and immediate feedback to super-charge learning.
Click here to view the app (60 day FREE trial) Click here to access CPD support. |
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QuizzizQuizziz is an online quizzing and assessment app. Completely FREE to use.
Click here to view the app Click here for CPD Support |
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Apple ClipsClips is an iOS app for making and sharing fun videos with text, special effects, graphics and more.
Click here to view the app Click here for CPD Support |
Click the picture for Covid19 support from Explain Everything
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Explain EverythingExplain Everything is an online digital whiteboard tool that allows teachers to create video demonstrations of anything.
Click here to view the app Click here for CPD support. |
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ScreencastifyScreencastify is the #1 free screen recorder for Chrome.
Click here to view the tool Click here for CPD support. |
More simple and easy ways to use seesaw to support learning at home.
Exclusive to Subscribers
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 1 -READING TO YOUR CLASSIn this first video, I show how you can still share your class reading book and read aloud to your class through Seesaw.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 2 - READING A PICTURE BOOK TO YOUR CLASSIn this video, I demonstrate another simple way to share a whole book to your class to ensure you can still read aloud to your class.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 3 - HOW TO SAVE A POWERPOINT AND SHARE IT THROUGH SEESAW.This was something some of my staff struggled to do, so I have made a video explaining how to turn a powerpoint into a PDF where it can be shared to your class on Seesaw.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 4 - SHARING WORKSHEETS FOR PUPILS TO ACCESS AND COMPLETE THROUGH SEESAWContinuing our look at home learning support, this video explains how to save a worksheet to seesaw for pupils to complete on their device or on paper and share back to you.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 5 - SHARING WEB LINKS THROUGH SEESAW.It is amazing to see how many companies are offering quality resources for FREE at the minute. In this video, I demonstrate how you can share web links to your class through Seesaw.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 6 - SIMPLE MATH TUTORIAL VIDEOSIn this video, I demonstrate how teachers can create simple maths tutorial videos to explain strategies before setting some examples for pupils to complete.
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HOME LEARNING SUPPORT IDEA 7 - MATHS PROBLEM SOLVING TUTORIAL VIDEOSBuilding on the previous idea, this video demonstrates how to create a tutorial video to explain reasoning and problem solving challenges.
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HOME LEARNING IDEA 8 - ONLINE QUIZZES WITH YOUR CLASSIn this video, we look at the brilliant Quizziz tool as a way for pupils to complete quizzes from home to show their understanding of any topic.
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HOME LEARNING IDEA 9 - WE'RE GOING ON A SOUND HUNTIn this video, I demonstrate a quick and easy activity to support some phonics learning. Pupils can go on a a sound hunt to find pictures of things that have a particular letter or sound.
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HOME LEARNING IDEA 10 - SOUND HUNT IN PIC COLLAGEFor any teacher not using Seesaw, I demonstrate a quick and easy activity to support some phonics learning. Pupils can go on a a sound hunt to find pictures of things that have a particular letter or sound.
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HOME LEARNING IDEA 11 - SPELLING INVESTIGATIONIn this video, I demonstrate a quick and easy activity to support spelling for children working from home. This can help with root words, prefix and suffixes and challenges children to find rules and patterns as they improve their spelling.
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HOME LEARNING IDEA 12 - A SIMPLE LABELLING ACTIVITYIn this video, I demonstrate a quick and easy activity in Seesaw that will allow pupils working from home to share their knowledge and understanding about different topics by labelling images on their device.
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TOP COMPUTER SCIENCE RESOURCES FOR REMOTE LEARNINGDr Chips is back sharing some brilliant resources for teachers looking at teaching Computer Science remotely.
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MR P'S Top ten GOOGLE CHROME EXTENSIONS FOR TEACHERSMr P demonstrate his favourite ten Google Chrome Extensions for Teachers.
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LIVE LESSONS ON ZOOMHere is another useful video with some helpful tips and tricks for Live and Pre-recorded lessons on Zoom. Check out Mr P's other Zoom tutorials here.
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SEESAW DAILY TIMETABLESFor any schools using Seesaw for Remote Learning, here is another useful tip to help guide pupils when sharing lessons and task if they're learning from home.
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SAVING LONGER VIDEOS TO SEESAWFor any schools using Seesaw, this video shares a couple of workarounds of the 5-minute video length limit.
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MAKING VIRTUAL TEACHING MORE INTERACTIVE - Gathering Responses using flipgridIn this video, Mr Tullock explores the brilliant app Flipgrid to support virtual teaching.
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MAKING VIRTUAL TEACHING MORE INTERACTIVE - Wellbeing check insIn this video, Mr Tullock explores using Google or Microsoft Forms to check in with pupils when learning virtually.
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MAKING VIRTUAL TEACHING MORE INTERACTIVE - MAKING WORKSHEETSIn this video, Mr Tullock demonstrates how presentation tools such as keynote, powerpoint and google slides can be used to create interactive worksheets during live lessons.
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MR T'S REMOTE TEACHING TIPS - DO NOT DISTURB WHILE RECORDINGTo try and help as many teachers with remote teaching, Mr Tullock has put together some useful tips for any teacher using an iPad.
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MR T'S REMOTE TEACHING TIPS - RECORD USING SELFIE CAMERA AND BACK CAMERATo try and help as many teachers with remote teaching, Mr Tullock has put together some useful tips for any teacher using an iPad.
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MR T'S REMOTE TEACHING TIPS - SALVAGE MISTAKES IN RECORDINGS BY EDITING AND STITCHING TOGETHER IN IMOVIETo try and help as many teachers with remote teaching, Mr Tullock has put together some useful tips for any teacher using an iPad.
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MR T'S REMOTE TEACHING TIPS - SCAN DOCUMENTS DIRECT TO FILES AND THE CLOUDTo try and help as many teachers with remote teaching, Mr Tullock has put together some useful tips for any teacher using an iPad.
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MR T'S REMOTE TEACHING TIPS - USING A POINTER DURING SCREEN RECORDINGSTo try and help as many teachers with remote teaching, Mr Tullock has put together some useful tips for any teacher using an iPad.
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Here you will find support and guidance for home learning tools to support teachers, parents and students. Originally created in march 2020 during the first lockdown in the uk.
Some home learning support AND GUIDANCE FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS, USEFUL LINKS (non Tech based)
Links for all the resources and websites mentioned:
READ READ READ READ - I cannot stress enough how important this will be, every day! Every single day!
Limit Screen time but use the time to talk to your children about their use of technology. Take time to do different activities together, exercise, cook, see more examples below.
Home Learning Packs Mentioned:
BBC Daily Lessons
Oak National Academy
Robin Hood MAT resources.
Hamilton Trust - Maths and English Home Learning Packs
TTS Home Learning Packs
Teachit Primary
Third Space Learning
The Maths Factor
White Rose Maths Hub
EAL HUB
FREE Audiobooks from Audible
BBC SUPERMOVERS
GoNoodle
The Great Indoors from The Scouts
NumberFun
READ READ READ READ - I cannot stress enough how important this will be, every day! Every single day!
Limit Screen time but use the time to talk to your children about their use of technology. Take time to do different activities together, exercise, cook, see more examples below.
Home Learning Packs Mentioned:
BBC Daily Lessons
Oak National Academy
Robin Hood MAT resources.
Hamilton Trust - Maths and English Home Learning Packs
TTS Home Learning Packs
Teachit Primary
Third Space Learning
The Maths Factor
White Rose Maths Hub
EAL HUB
FREE Audiobooks from Audible
BBC SUPERMOVERS
GoNoodle
The Great Indoors from The Scouts
NumberFun
Non-screen activities from Pobble and Spread The Happiness:
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