It’s Day 30 of remote learning, and the kids are getting tired of the same old slides, attending Zoom lessons, uploading worksheets and going through mountains of homework. Time to try something truly interactive to perk up the engagement level of your students! By assigning lessons on Deck.Toys, you will be opening up a world of [...]
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What are Paths? Path acts as a bridge to connect the Activities on the map. The connection can be created in the horizontal ⬅➡, vertical ⬆⬇, and diagonal↖↘↗↙ directions. There are TWO types of Paths that you may use in your lesson. ‘Single and Divergent Path‘ With these [...]
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This week mission is about Slide Activity. If you only know of Deck.Toys as a gamified platform, you will be surprised that it is more than that. Because not only you can have game elements in your resource, but you can create the whole lesson on this. Read further as to how you could use this in your classroom. Three ways to use Slide [...]
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For this week, we are going to give you a short introduction to our Study Set Apps. If you have students who are starting to lose interest in your lesson plan, it is time for you to make a drastic change. High chance is that the problem that you are facing doesn’t come from your material and the probable underlying issue is the [...]
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HyperDocs by Lisa Highfill, Kelly Hilton, and Sarah Landis has revolutionized learning in the classroom through the extensive use of Google Apps. This has led to a #HyperDocs movement where teachers everywhere are creating and sharing lessons to engage students. Lessons are no longer presented boringly in static long worksheets but via a [...]
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Deck.Toys makes it very easy for you to switch between teacher-led and student-paced modes during your lesson. Anytime during the lesson, you are able to bring all the students to the same Slide by just selecting Teacher Sync. All the students’ devices will be synced to your current slide. Switch to Free Mode and instantly, [...]
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