Welcome back and I hope the semester is off to a good start. I wanted to share with you a way to create a collaborative template that can be used in many ways with your classes. We demonstrate it with Google Slides, but you should be able to do the same thing in PowerPoint.
The video will show you how to create 2 master slides, one will have your directions on it and the other will be the slide that the students will add to share their answer. Once students have answered their question on their slide, they can then read and comment on other students slides. This is great for discussions, for a quick assessment to make sure your students got what you discussed in class, or even to review for a test. Once you have done this, you can make a copy of the file, quickly edit it, and used it again. Be sure to give your students editing access to the file so that they can add their slide and comment on others.
The video will start part way in at the point where I discuss this method.
This file will show you how students responded after reading 3 articles on teaching remotely. We recommend that once you've created this file, that you call this your template or master and make a copy of it each time you want to use it. That way you'll always have your template that is blank.
