Ditch paper.

submit panels.

Submitting panels can save you

time and paper. But sometimes

we forget even the simplest

activities can be expedited with

the Panel Submission feature.

Here are a few ways you can

make your life easier by having

students submit panels to you.

muddiestpoint1.

Give students two or three

minutes to answer the

following question:

What were you most

confused about from

today’s lecture/class?

Use the information you

gather to adjust instruction

as appropriate or give

individual students

personalized attention.

2. testquestions

Ask students to submit questions they believe are

appropriate for an upcoming test.

TIP: If you decide to

use any of the test

questions submitted,

reward the student

who is responsible

for creating it.

This not only helps you see whether your

students are ready for a test, it might also

give you some test questions to use.

or

homework3.

Leave paper-homework

in the past!

In three simple steps:

1. Create homework on

DyKnow panels.

2. Ask students to complete it

and submit it back to you.

3. Grade and return the homework right in DyKnow.

Tip: You can also create digital

homework in applications like

Word or OneNote and use the

File Transfer feature in DyKnow

Monitor to eliminate paper.

journalentries4.

Does the thought of carrying 20-30 student journals

make your arms hurt just thinking about it?

Let DyKnow do the heavy lifting.

Simply ask students to fill up one

panel weekly, daily or monthly –

whichever you prefer. They can

submit their entries right in DyKnow

and you can return them after

evaluating.

The best part? Students aren’t

prevented from writing another entry

because you haven’t had time to

return their journals.

Also check out this great blog

post about student journals

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/student-journals-efficient-teacher-responses

illustrationsAnd diagrams5.

Diagrams and Illustrations are

pertinent in all disciplines. Electrical

engineering

Animal

cell

Lord of the

flies

Ask students to draw a

diagram or illustration of

something you are covering

in class and submit their final

product.

This is fun for all learners but

it is particularly valuable for

the visual learners who

prefer the aid of illustrations,

diagrams, graphs, charts,

maps, text books, hand-outs and video clips.

let’s

recap

Picture Credits

Slide 2 Flickr user Clearly AmbiguousSlide 3 blackfive.netSlide 4 minnesota.publicradio.orgSlide 5 Extra credit sign via mr-williams.net

Slide 5 Butterfinger via nestle.caSlide 6 spryeye.blogspot.comSlide 7 philnel.comSlide 8 Flickr user DavidSilverSlide 9 sbit.inSlide 10 darrell.orgSlide 13 cre8ivecommando.com

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