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Show them how to turn it on, log in, teach them about the buttons they will use. Over and over and over until they have it perfected. Then move on from there. I have kids that even turn on my extra Mac computer, sign into AR etc all by themselves now that they have lots of practice.
Yes. I have mine trained pretty well right now to log in and do assignments etc. I'm going to have to start all over with that in a month or so. I was wondering about pear deck and Flipgrid for various assessments. I would love to have all that data without wasting much class time.
I’ve been using chrome books with my class for three years. The kids catch on pretty quickly. I’ve found that the best way to show them new programs like the ones you’ve mentioned is to have our fourth grade buddy class visit and help them the first time. Usually after that a bunch of kids pick it up and can then help the others. It’s pretty amazing and the kids really enjoy it
Great idea. Thanks!
My personal kids are 1 to 1 and they do IXL probes. Idk if it costs but it hits all standards and they use it for reading and math.