Ed Tech Tools and Resources: Virtual Classroom and Screen Casting

A alternate tool for synchronous classroom experiences. Zoom allows for small group breakout sessions within the larger discussion. Please email Shauna Davis if you would like to be added to the school's Zoom account.

These instructions help to resolve computer audio issues in Zoom.

Learn how to AirPlay your iPad to your Zoom Meeting for both PCs and Macs.

Learn how to change your Zoom settings, specifically eliminating the waiting room.

Google Meet is a premium tool that Google is making available to schools through July 1, 2020. Google Meet works much like Google Hangouts, but it integrates with Google Calendar. Invitees can click on the link in their calendar invite and join the meeting. This tool allows you to record your class. This is a great tool for synchronous class meetings.

Watch this video to learn how to create and initiate a Google Meet through Google Calendar.

In this tutorial learn about how to present in Google Meet.

In this tutorial learn how to screen record from within Google Meet. A great way to capture your class for any students who are not able to connect synchronously.

For this to work you need to be using a Mac and an iPad or iPhone.

If you would like to see your meeting attendees in a grid view on Google Meet, add this extension.

This tool allows you to record your screen and your voice. A great option for asynchronous teaching. Great for laptops.

Watch this video to learn how to both install and use this tool.

This is a screen capture tool for both iPhones and iPads. Allows you to record, edit and organize screen captures. The free version allows for 3 minutes of recording at a time, the full version is $3.99 and allows for unlimited recording. Great for asynchronous teaching.