If you teach in a secondary classroom where phones are ubiquitous, this might be the resource for you. Amanda Sandoval (@historysandoval) recently tweeted out “Game of Phones“, an assignment created in Google Slides that she designed to help her students demonstrate their understanding of the causes of The Great Depression. You can see some of the submissions from her students on her Twitter feed under the tag #gameofphones. Of course, your class may not be studying The Great Depression, or you may just want to tweak some of the slides. In that case, you can always make a copy to suit your own classroom needs.
And here’s another amazing (and timely) resource from Amanda – a Hyperdoc on Impeachment. Be sure to follow Amanda on Twitter and/or visit her website for more digital wizardry to use in your classroom.
Stay tuned tomorrow for my post on Goosechase Edu, another way to capitalize on the power of phones and/or tablets during your lesson.
