Seesaw is the Learning Journal provides opportunities
for students and teachers to really think outside the box. Students can
show their work and thought processes in real time by submitting a video of
themselves working through a math problem, snapping a picture of a paragraph
they wrote, recording themselves reading a poem, or uploading a file to
demonstrate their learning. Encourage kids to submit a series of images along
with notes that tell the story that connects them. Or let kids collaborate with
each other using peer-to-peer feedback to offer suggestions on writing content,
scientific hypotheses, or creative ideas.
Teachers at all grade levels and across all content
areas can use Seesaw to keep digital portfolios of student work, including
commenting on student submissions. You can communicate with families easily and
share student work with them, or push out assignments to students to
individualize instruction. You can also choose work to share with a broader
audience via a blog.
Here's one of the Seesaw activities I designed for the 11th grade students. Enjoy!
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