@plovesliteracy A7: I would love some simple tutorials/how-to videos on how to use specific tools. Webinars/virtual meetings are also awesome but I like being able to learn at my own pace. Would also love a list of ELA-specific resources to go through! #ToolsForRemoteLearning

@SWagoner11 A6: Very excited to use Google hangouts with students & try out daily attendance questions from TheTownieTeacher (on Insta). Have also been wanting to re-implement vocab.com, vocabtest.com & esl-bits.net (all free!) #ToolsForRemoteLearning

@plovesliteracy A5: It varies. I have students who are in constant communication (asking questions, posting memes, and students I have not heard from at all. I am hoping we see more response after 4/6 when instruction is supposed to officially start back up again. #ToolsForRemoteLearning

@SWagoner11 A4: Our LMS is Schoology which has update and discussion board features, so I have been using both of those to communicate and check in. Have also used Google Docs/Forms in the past so would definitely recommend that as a very easy tool. #ToolsForRemoteLearning

@plovesliteracy A3: I have been using the ScreenTime options on my phone to limit how often I can scroll through social media to make sure I don’t overwhelm myself, and used Google hangouts to check in with coworkers. Keeping a schedule also definitely helps! #ToolsForRemoteLearning

@SWagoner11 A2: We have been told (in/directly) not to meet with students and not to assign graded work during this time, but I have a feeling we will be getting clarification on grading etc. in the next day or so. #ToolsForRemoteLearning