Working With Seesaw Activities

COVID-19 caught us all off-guard and we [schools] had to make a sudden shift to online learning while we learned from home. While we were caught off guard in the spring of 2020, teachers and schools should be more prepared for the next time this happens - and there will be a next time. You can already see it in the number of cases of COVID and outbreaks that are happening in schools.

A great way to use Seesaw is to use Activities. There you can post your lesson and include the directions and a model for students to follow. Even before COVID (BC) one of my colleagues was posting mini-lessons for his 1:1 students on Seesaw so if they had questions, they could refer to the post for questions. It also worked for him as a way to manage their work.

If you are interested in getting started with Seesaw Activities, please how below.

No matter what you use, now would be a good time to start preparing yourself and your students for how to work online.

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