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How do I teach remotely with video calls?
Set up your home for video calling
Find a location with strong WiFi signal, find a clear background and ensure plenty of natural light. When using webcam, turn your camera off to reduce lag.
Start a video call with your class
With Hangouts Meet you can create video calls and invite your entire class. Please conserve bandwidth and turn off your camera when possible.Tutorial OPENLive Q&A's with your class
Use Audience Q&A in Slides to get real time questions from students which can be up-voted by the rest of the class.Tutorial OPENLive-stream your lesson
Live streaming saves bandwidth on weaker internet connections. Create a calendar appointment and invite your class to watch.Tutorial OPENHow do I teach remotely without video calls?
Communicate and engage with students
Use Google Classroom to set assignments, encourage collaboration, and support communication with students when teaching from home.Tutorial OPENMake a class website for your students
With Google Sites you can easily create a private class website to host lesson information, worksheets, videos and more.Tutorial OPENCreate an online quiz for your class
Set and automatically mark quizzes and assessments with Google Forms.Tutorial OPENProvide real-time feedback in Docs
Use the comment feature in Google Docs to provide quick, in-context feedback whilst students work.Tutorial OPENHow do I make lessons accessible to all?
Enable closed captions
Show students how to enable subtitles on Hangouts Meet.Tutorial OPENType with your voice
Students can use voice typing to enter, edit, and format text in Docs and Slides, all without a keyboard.Tutorial OPENLearn about accessibility features on a Chromebook
Help teach your students how to use the accessibility features on their Chromebooks.Tutorial OPENLearn about accessibility features in G Suite
Teach your students to use assistive technology in G Suite, like voice typing and braille support.Tutorial OPEN
How do I keep students engaged?
Support student discussion
Encourage discussion by having students post questions and comments in Google Classroom.Tutorial OPENArrange 1:1 time
Set up appointment slots in Google Calendar, and allow students to book time for individuals or small groups.Tutorial OPENWork on a virtual whiteboard
Demonstrate concepts by using Jamboard and sharing your screen, or have students collaborate on mindmaps, diagrams, etc.Tutorial OPENKeep in touch with parents and guardians
Use Guardian Notifications in Google Classroom to provide regular email summaries.Tutorial OPENHow do I keep in touch with other teachers?
Take virtual coffee breaks together
It's important to stay connected with colleagues. Create regular coffee break events in Calendar and invite others to join via 'Hangouts Meet' video call.Tutorial OPEN
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