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Microsoft Teams: Creating Assignments

by admin | Jun 29, 2020 | Beginner, Microsoft, Teams

When you create a CLASS Team you have the option to create assignments, give feedback and assign grades. Two Places You can find assignments in Microsoft Teams in 2 places. On the left hand side one of the icons is “Assignments.” If you can not find this...

Easy Wins with Microsoft Teams

by admin | May 22, 2020 | Microsoft, Teams

What is an easy win? Simple things you can do tomorrow to help you feel like you’re a ninja at using Microsoft Teams. Check out my webinar with my guest Lisa Dabbs as we go over a few Easy Wins!! Channels are the best part of Microsoft Teams! Click on the 3 dots...

Getting Started with Microsoft Teams

by admin | May 15, 2020 | Microsoft, Teams

Microsoft Teams is the perfect way for O365 users to interact with their students. In this webinar series with Adam Grocott we look at what you can do with Microsoft Teams and how to create assignments. Teams.office.com Go to teams.office.com or install the desktop...

Sharing Rubrics in Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams

by admin | Apr 16, 2020 | Advanced, Classroom, Google, Grading, Microsoft, Teams

Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams allows you to add a rubric to an assignment. You can also share your rubrics with other teachers. Google Classroom Create an assignment in Google Classroom with a rubric. Locate the assignment on the Stream. Click on the stripe to...

NEW in Teams – Attachments are View by Default

by admin | Apr 6, 2020 | Beginner, Microsoft, Teams

Digital is different, we don’t replace the copy machine with digital copies. In fact, I try to avoid like the plague assigning myself digital paperwork. Before today the default when you added documents to an assignment in Microsoft Teams was “Students...

Channels are the BEST PART of Microsoft Teams

by admin | Mar 29, 2020 | Intermediate, Microsoft, Teams

I love digital tools because they allow me options to INTERACT better with my students. It is tough to have a conversation with every kid in a face to face class. Do the math, 40 kids in a 50 minute class period doesn’t really lend to a whole lot of personal...