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<p>Breakout Channels in Teams can be used to give your students a chance to connect and interact with one another while teaching is being done online. </p>
<p>Get connected with students and keep files, information, and even assignments in Microsoft Teams. Learn how to take advantage of the Assignments feature in Teams to make the most of Teams in your classroom</p>
<p>Showing videos in your classroom gives your students to learn through different media. Luckily, Youtube has educational channels that are designed specifically for you and your students.</p>
<p>These 5 tools for classroom management allow you to free up your time by integrating as many features as possible into one easy-to-use tool. Find out which one will work best for you. </p>
<p>Assessments are a core piece of understanding your students and their learning process. Add a digital assessment tool to your lessons to engage your students in a way they’ll love.</p>
<p>Encourage students to learn from each other by adding group brainstorming into your classroom. Check out these six collaborative brainstorming tools to bring new ideas into every lesson! </p>
<p>Check out these 5 top-rated mind mapping tools that you can implement in your classroom to help students visualize ideas and hard-to-understand concepts.</p>
<p>Online teaching with video conferencing became the best way to get in touch with students during the past few months. There are many different platforms to choose from so we have helped make the decision easy for you by creating this comprehensive guide. </p>
<p>During this unprecedented time there are many new tools to learn while moving to online teaching. To stay connected with your students, you can use Microsoft Teams. Follow along with our beginners tutorial below!</p>
<p>For GSuite users, using Google Meet for online teaching is a seamless endeavor. For tips and tricks and exactly how to use Meet, start reading! </p>
<p>Schools across the world have been moved to e-learning because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Luckily, there are many different ways you can stay connected to your students. Check out our quick intro on how to use Zoom to help!</p>
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