Using Classroomscreen as an online teacher

Classroomscreen was originally designed for traditional in-class teaching, but it also offers a wealth of features that make it a valuable tool for distance learning. For example, if you are in a remote session, you can choose to share a link featuring the screens in your collections - it's a great way to keep your virtual classroom organized and offer students engagement with your lessons. Whether you're teaching through Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet, Classroomscreen can easily integrate into your day!

To use Classroomscreen for distance learning, just choose your preferred video conferencing platform, share your screen with your students, and then generate a public link so they can access your Classroomscreen lessons instantly - they won't need an account to interact with the screens in your shared collection.

No matter what platform you are using during your remote teaching session, it's simple to include Classroomscreen. You can refer to these helpful video tutorials to get started, in case you are not sure which one to pick:

• Instruction MS Teams (YouTube)
• Instruction Google Meet (YouTube)
• Instruction Zoom (YouTube)

Classroomscreen provides various widgets that can make online teaching more interactive and structured. Let's get you started by setting the tone for the day!

1. Choose a nice animated Background to display.
2. Put up a welcome message and your lesson plan using the Text widget.
3. Add a Timer widget so students can see when you'll begin, and you're all set!

Additionally, check out these other great widgets for distance learning:

We have a large range of ready-made screens created by teachers around the world, which are great for online lessons. Whether you teach ESL to adults or play board games with kindergarteners on a rainy day, there is an activity for everyone!