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Virtual platforms & strategies for connecting w/ learners
Virtual platforms & strategies for connecting w/ learners
Advisors, school counselors, teachers and leaders are using these digital platforms and strategies to engage with students – especially during the pandemic:
- Asynchronous lessons and surveys
- Attending classes
- Bitmoji
- Chat Bar
- Counseling website
- Drop in supports
- FAFSA night - virtually
- Google platforms: join teachers’ G meets, grade level, one on one
- Chat
- Meets
- Classroom
- Hangouts
- Voice (assigns a number to you – all calls transferred)
- Group career counseling sessions
- Kahoot (game based)
- Live sessions
- Meaningful Career Conversations
- Meaningful Monday
- Microsoft Teams
- Chat and Virtual Meetings
- Nearpod "Make every lesson interactive!"
- One on one meetings
- Online Games
- Online wheels for topic discussions
- Online tours - college, worksite
- Road Trip Nation
- Virtual Job Shadow, free with login from ConnectingColorado,com
- QR codes
- Phone calls
- Polls - e.g. Mentimeter (free and fee-based)
- Scavenger hunts
- Scheduled lunch w/ interactive game
- Schoology (fee based school information system)
- Screencastify - record, edit, share videos - free
- Seesaw - (fee based student driven portfolio and sample parent communication)
- Texting
- WebEx "Call, message, meet, anytime"
- Whiteboard - free whiteboard tool
- Videos
- Videos of me doing a lesson
- Recorded
- Virtual advisement boards
- Virtual calendar
- Virtual home visits
- Virtual lessons
- Virtual "minute meetings"
- Virtual office hours
- Virtual workshops
- Visual aids and engagement through movement
- YouCanBook.me - appointment calendar link to all families, then meeting
- Zoom (fee-based)
- appointments
- classrooms – then breakout
- break-out rooms
- embedded in Schoology
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