5 Ways to Transition from Monitor to Vision
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DyKnow Monitor is a stepping stone to student-centered instruction: it provides the comfort you need to begin using computers as tools for learning. However, as time goes on, teachers want more from their computer-equipped classrooms! The following slideshow provides five great tips you can use when transitioning from a supervisory classroom with DyKnow Monitor to an interactive, student-centered learning environment with DyKnow Vision.
Transcript of 5 Ways to Transition from Monitor to Vision
DyKnow Monitor is a stepping
stone to student-centered
instruction: it provides the
comfort you need to begin using
computers as tools for learning.
However, as time goes on,
teachers want more from
their computer-equipped
classrooms!
The following slideshow provides five great
tips you can use when transitioning from a
supervisory classroom with DyKnow Monitor
to…
an interactive, student-centered learning
environment with DyKnow Vision.
Create and save polls before class!
In Monitor you can create polls on the fly but
with Vision you can create polls before class.
SIMPLY…Import or create a lesson
in a DyKnow Vision
Notebook before class.
Add polls throughout the
lesson where you want to
conduct immediate
assessment.
Save and use during
class!
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The BenefitSave precious class
time by preparing for
assessment ahead
of time!
Retrieve and return homework with one click!
SIMPLY…
Streamline grading and returning homework!
The Benefit
SENDhomework to
students.
RETRIEVEcompleted
homework.
RETURNgraded
homework.
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Import your PowerPoint lessons into a Vision Notebook!
Increase participation by making lessons interactive and collaborative!
The Benefit
Simply…Open a PowerPoint lesson and click on the
“DyKnow” tab. When your class begins just
click the “Start Session” button.
Save chats along with lessons!
While you can chat in Monitor, its hard to remember how the
discussion corresponded to the lesson. With Vision those
backchannel discussion are automatically saved with your
DyKnow Notebook.
The Benefit Review backchannel
discussions as they
occurred during a
lesson!
Monitor allows you to broadcast your screen while
Vision allows you to broadcast anyone’s screen
who is in your DyKnow Vision session.
The Benefit Demonstrate a
teachable moment! Let
students see how their
peers solve a problem.
SHARE STUDENTS SCREENS!
Let’s Recap
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