Teaching with Google Jamboard: 50+ Ways to Use the Digital Whiteboarding Tool

Author Alice Keeler - Kimberly Mattina

Publisher Dave Burgess Consulting

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eBook

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Author

Alice Keeler - Kimberly Mattina

Publisher

Dave Burgess Consulting

Volume

Copyright

2021

ISBN13

9781951600860

Release

Format

eBook

Grade Level

170

DDC
TBD

Overview

In this book, the authors have put together a comprehensive guide to using Jamboard in your classroom, covering everything from the basics of how to navigate the tool to lessons and activities you can use today to important pedagogical considerations to help you know when and how to use it.
Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Foreword.
Introduction.
1: Jamboard Basics.
2: Create a Jam.
3: Share a Jam.
4: Rename a Jam.
5: Find a Jam.
6: View the Version History.
7: Rescue a Lesson.
8: Three Dots Icon for More Actions.
9: Use the Frame Bar.
10: Add a Frame.
11: Delete a Frame.
12: Reorganize Frames.
13: Duplicate a Frame.
14: Use the Pen Tool.
15: Create Sticky Notes.
16: Adding an Image.
17: Manage the Text Box.
18: Change the Background.
19: Duplicate Objects.
20: Order Objects in the Frame.
21: Focus Collaboration with Laser Pointer.
22: Teaching with Jamboard.
23: Lose the Worksheets.
24: Compare Classes.
25: Collaborate across Frames.
26: Thinking Together.
27: Help Students Take Ownership of Their Learning.
28: Ask Students to Submit the Link to Their Frame.
29: Have a Class Discussion.
30: Use Graph Paper.
31: Create a Graphic Organizer.
32: Create a Do Now Jam for the Week.
33: Create a Choice Board.
34: Peer Feedback.
35: Concept Mapping and Charts.
36: Explore Concepts.
37: Context Clues.
38: Feedback Frames.
39: Teaching Critical Thinking.
40: Make Inferences.
41: Sorting.
42: Keep the Lesson Going.
43: Change Your Lesson.
44: Compare and Contrast.
45: Organize Students.
46: Sketchnoting with Jamboard.
47: Create a Back-Channel.
48: Parking Lot.
49: Access a Document.
50: Track Accomplishments.
51: Play Games.
52: Gamification.
53: Have Students Create Puzzles.
54: Mystery Spot.
55: Make Scratchers.
56: Reflections.
57: Map the Story.
58: Teaching Content with Jamboard.
59: Dragging and Labeling.
60: Share What You Know.
61: What Is Going on in This Graph?.
62: Research and Brainstorming.
63: Show Different Approaches.
64: Use Youcubed Activities.
65: Create Manipulatives.
66: Enhance the Lab Experience.
67: Create a Timeline.
68: Illustrations and Animations.
69: Play with Phonics!.
70: The Engineering Design Process.
71: Coding.
72: Icons or Emojis St
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Teaching with Google Jamboard: 50+ Ways to Use the Digital Whiteboarding Tool

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