How do you use Jamboard in the classroom? 🧑‍🏫

I’m glad that LucidSpark is now available in Google Meet! Jamboard is still there as of this moment but I guess it will be going away soon. 

Here is how I used a Jamboard with Meet to run virtual Restorative Circles during the pandemic. Circles require “presence” so I began my recording with a blur and a bansuri flute - don’t be put off,  just relax!

@bram.moreinis I LOVE this example - thank you so much for sharing! I did restorative circles in my classroom all the time, and never though to use Lucidspark as an option to do it virtually - what a wonderful idea. 

I was inspired by your video to create my own version in Lucidspark, and here is what I came up with:

Click here to make a copy of the Lucidspark board above.

Thanks again for sharing, Bram!

I have used Jamboard for vocabulary practice.  Do you have any Frayer model vocabulary templates?

We do!  Here is a link that you can use to try it out.  

@bram.moreinis I LOVE this example - thank you so much for sharing! I did restorative circles in my classroom all the time, and never though to use Lucidspark as an option to do it virtually - what a wonderful idea. 

I was inspired by your video to create my own version in Lucidspark, and here is what I came up with:

Click here to make a copy of the Lucidspark board above.

Thanks again for sharing, Bram!

I love your version, Morgan!

It occurs to me that one could display this on screen and have the teacher control the stick, so that students in a traditional classroom (not 1:1 and with desks in rows) can still participate in a circle.  It’s not ideal - but it could work!