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3 Steps to Building a Digital Toolkit for Student Engagement

Using digital tools in the classroom can greatly enhance student engagement and create a more interactive and efficient learning environment.

Using digital tools in the classroom can greatly enhance student engagement and create a more interactive and efficient learning environment.

Interactive Tools for Student Engagement

💡 Using anonymous question and idea tabs in online platforms like Slido can create a safe space for students to ask questions and share ideas they may not feel comfortable expressing out loud.

💬 The interactive feature of the pie chart in Slido allows students to see and respond to each other’s comments, promoting engagement and participation in both online and in-person settings.

🎮 Using polls and games in the classroom promotes interactive and collaborative learning, engaging students in a more dynamic way.

📝 Padlet is a simple and fun tool that allows students to collaborate and add content to a shared board, enhancing engagement and participation in online activities.

💻 Using digital tools like Jamboard, Padlet, Kahoot, and Slido Polls can enhance student engagement and allow for interactive and competitive learning experiences.

Strategies for Creating a Positive Learning Environment

🙌 Class sessions should be hands-on and interactive, with students being co-participants and co-creators.

😃 The goal of teaching should be to make classes enjoyable and learning fun, so it’s important to have a toolkit that can engage students and get them excited about the topic.

💡 Starting classes with engaging and interactive activities, such as polls or games, can increase student attendance and create a sense of community.

📝 Using a shared note-taking method in classes can create a collective set of notes and enhance collaboration among students.

💡 Incorporating creative activities such as summarizing in six words or doing a two-minute free write can foster student engagement and critical thinking.

Benefits of Digital Engagement in Education

📊 Using tools like Socrative for polling can provide additional benefits for formative assessment, helping to identify areas where students may be struggling or excelling.

✅ Teachers can track student participation and identify which tools are resonating with students for effective digital engagement.

🔎 The ability to generate reports from student responses in real-time can provide valuable insights for educators.

💡 With the pro version of the digital toolkit, teachers can have multiple rooms for different classes, allowing for more flexibility in organizing and managing student engagement.

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