[jovanny.gonzalez]

in reply to: 2.6 Tech Tool Tic-Tac-Toe #18053

Love that you are branching out with Blooket. I would recommend Quizziz as well! They can even help generate questions with their AI ability.

[jovanny.gonzalez]

in reply to: 2.6 Tech Tool Tic-Tac-Toe #18052

I found Quizizz fun and engaging because it turns quizzes into games and gives instant feedback. One challenge was balancing question difficulty so it wasn’t too easy or too hard.

Here’s a link of a Quizizz activity I created on

[jovanny.gonzalez]

in reply to: 2.4 Your Digital Home Base #18050

I included a weekly agenda and a “Course Materials” folder. The weekly agenda outlines the plan for each day, helping students stay organized and aware of deadlines. The “Course Materials” folder holds key resources like the syllabus, class handouts, and links to commonly used tools. These elements make it easier for students to find what they need, stay on track, and feel more supported in a digital learning environment, all of which improve engagement and overall success.

[jovanny.gonzalez]

in reply to: 1.8 Challenges of Teaching Online #18048

One of the most challenging parts of online teaching for me is keeping students engaged and participating during lessons. Without the in-person connection, it’s difficult to know if students are really understanding the material or just passively listening. A strategy that has helped is using MagicSchool AI to create interactive and personalized learning materials like discussion prompts, bell ringers, and quick formative checks. It saves me time when planning and allows me to focus more on creating engaging lessons that keep students involved. You can access it at . This tool has improved my online teaching by helping me deliver more focused, student-centered instruction.

[jovanny.gonzalez]

in reply to: 1.6 Streamlining Your Digital Workspace #18045

One tool that has helped streamline my digital workspace is Google Drive. I use it to organize all my teaching materials in folders by class and unit, which makes it easy to find and update lessons, handouts, and assessments. For example, I have folders for each course I teach—AP Government, Economics, and History of Sports—with subfolders for each unit. This helps me stay organized and saves time during planning. You can access it at https://drive.google.com. Keeping everything in one place improves my workflow and helps students by making materials easy to access and share.

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