How to Use Google Jamboard for Remote Teaching
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Learn how to use Google Jamboard, an online interactive whiteboard, for remote teaching. In this week's education technology tutorial, edtech enthusiast Sam Kary shows different ideas for how to create interactive remote lessons using Google Jamboard.
Google Jamboard can be used for synchronous or asynchronous remote teaching, and of course can be a useful tool for promoting interactivity in the classroom as well.
Click here to access Jamboard: jamboard.google.com
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Master Thank - You, just teach a 73 years HASSC, Congratulation, and my gratitude.
You're very welcome!
I am so impressed at how clear your presentation is. It's just enough of an introduction with a few fancy additions, without being TOO much to process! Incredible!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Jennifer!
Thank you! No one in our tech department has had an opportunity to show this yet, and I hadn't even noticed it was a new option! This would be great for our students who may have an option to be stay at home learners this fall, as an interactive notebook alternative!
Thanks, Chrystal! I definitely think Jamboard is worth looking at, especially for creating interactive notebooks!
Love what you're doing here. I train for a government agency (virtually, now!) and am finding your videos very useful. Thank you!
Glad they're helpful, Leah!!
You mentioned in the video you wished there was a way to lock the features to your jamboard. You can create the jamboard and save it as a picture. Then make a new jamboard, insert the picture you created, resize as needed and add new features on top of the picture. That way students won't be able to make changes to the content.
Hi Venessa, Yes, that's true, though I've played around with it and can't students still just delete the entire background picture all together? Or am I missing something? I do see the benefit of at least not being able to edit over writing, but there doesn't appear to be a way to peg the image to the board. Are you experiencing something different?
@@NewEdTechClassroom It would be great if we could upload that picture as a background (as in Google Slides) But I understand that's not possible here, right?
@@NewEdTechClassroom You could add a clipart-frame with a "clear background", enlarge it to the size of the board over the image. Then, you can write over the "clear background" without modifying your original information/images.
First of all...thank you to all of you for providing instruction during this unusual situation! So, I'm a "newbie", and I tried everything all of you suggested...and I couldn't get it to work! I really wanted to be able to use a Jamboard for math practice, but there just wasn't any way to "lock" whatever problems I might place on the Jamboard in place so students wouldn't mess with them. I know this can be done with a Google Slide, but I was hoping... I chose "send feedback to Google" and told them to "Get on the ball!" and improve the Jamboard's functionality...hmmm...is "functionality" the right word?...still learning...
I do exactly as Venessa mentions, and I save a copy if I plan on using it again. I make my layout, take a screenshot, and then use that as a background. I don't really mind if the students mess with it as it is keeping them engaged. If I want to reuse it, then I use the saved copy and make another save copy if I want to use it multiple times. I like to use it as a virtual 4 corners, etc.
I feel super nerdy for this but at this point in remote learning this video made me practically emotional because of how well organized and helpful it is! Thank you so much!
I'm so glad that you found it so helpful, Hannah! Best of luck in the new school year!
So glad that I found your tutorials...You break it down simply and in an understandable manner...You are my go to when I need to know how to work with a different tech tool....Thank you so much! Your students are blessed!
Thank you so much, Carol! You made my day! :)
I used this in the spring and had first and second graders using it. It's really amazing how it allowed me to do a short lesson and then I put a post it on the pages following with their names so they could do a little independent work. Even at that young age, they figured it out quickly. Thanks for this video because there were more options I didn't know when I learned it quickly on my own in the spring!
That's awesome, Amy! Thanks for watching!
I love all of your tutorials. They are to the point, easy to follow, and so helpful! THANK YOU!
Thanks so much, Allison! Glad they've been helpful for you!
I am always 'WOWed' by your content. Just when I think I know about something, you elevate its utility. I really appreciate the ideas at the end to circumvent the possibility of students writing over other students' content.
Thanks so much for the kind words, Jennifer! So glad my videos have been helpful for you!
This tutorial was excellent! It broke everything down for me and was exactly what I needed to help get me started. Thank you!!!
Awesome, Carla! Best of luck!
Sam- You are a lifesaver! Your videos are easy to follow and so user friendly. You make the technology accessible. I put you in the guardian angel/teacher category!! Thank you, thank you!!
Thanks so much, Erin!
Thank you! I am a professor in the Department of Physiology at Federal University of Minas Gerais, one of the biggest Universities in Brazil. I plan to use Jamboard so that students can work together to make mind maps related to subject of the classes with real time feedbacks.
Awesome, sounds like a great idea!
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That has to be the best presentation I have ever viewed on how to use a produce. It has given me ideas to use as well. The jam board is just what I need since I am a Math teacher. It will be helpful in the classroom or distant learning. Thumbs up for your produce.
Thank you so much, Ann! Best of luck to you!
This was a great introductory piece for someone who has no background with Jamboard. Glad it was easy to follow and a reasonable length.
Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful. Not only does he give explicit explanation, he explains what potential problems you might encounter when sharing the Jam board when giving editing rights. He goes into digital citizenship. thorough overview of Google Jamboard. Great tutorial!
Thank you so much, Ivy! So glad you liked it!
Wow! I love how interactive this is! Great tutorial. I'd never heard of this tool before, but this tutorial got me up and running quickly. I'm eager to use it with my students on Monday. Thank you!
That's awesome! So glad it was helpful for you!!
Let us know how you prevent the class clown from messing up your jamboard with memes and profanity.
@lechnology, try a different program that give you a higher degree of control like whiteboard.fi: ruclips.net/video/c2Kq9M_G8Vc/видео.html
@@NewEdTechClassroom Whiteboard.fi isn't a collaboration tool. Conceptboard is the solution but it seems like your crew still hasn't figured that out.
Great tutorial!! Your presentation hit upon so many important points beyond just usage, such as, how to teach students "digital citizenship". Being a middle school teacher those are issues that we face when we are teaching interactively 😉.
Same for me as well! If we're going to commit to teaching technology, it's important make sure we do so responsibly!
Once again you have blown my mind away! I started using Jamboard and wanted to know how I could assign to students and there you are! Thanks so much for sharing the awesome ways to use in a remote learning classroom.
You're very welcome, Cheranda! I'm happy to help!
This is definitely the most interesting way to explain Jamboard especially for somebody who is not computer savvy .Thank you for making my life easier during this difficult time.
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful!
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Hi, Thanks for subscribing! Yeah, I haven't done many videos about Microsoft products because I worked for years at a Google Edu school. I do plan to learn more about Teams and other Microsoft tools, but unfortunately I probably won't have any content about Teams or Class Notebook anytime soon!
Wow!!! Amazing I'm excited to share it with my co-teachers.. Thank you so much!!
I have subscribed and watched some of your videos. I plan to keep on watching. I've learned a lot. Thank you!
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Google Jamboard has been such a lifesaver during distance learning! Thank you for helping thousands and thousands of teachers with your videos, Sam! 🎉 If helpful, I've uploaded a few videos on Jamboard-based classroom games and activities that I hope help teachers further leverage this amazing tool 😊Happy Jamboarding, everyone!
Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for your videos. My students enjoy online learning because of the resources I have learned to use via your tutorials. Your YT channel has changed the experiences of 43 students all way in the Caribbean!! Thanks and keep up the excellent work!!!
Awesome, thanks so much, Elizabeth!
Great video! Thank you. I’m not a teacher, but I onboard new employees for my team. Now that we are all remote, I think this is going to be a great option.
Glad to hear that, Billy! Thanks for watching!!
I tried this out at a PD-we used it as a choice discussion boards. Definitely in my “keep” list!
That's awesome, Catherine! Thank you so much for watching and sharing!
Can you share more about how you used it as a choice disc board?
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Huh! Wowwww... thank you so much, Sam, for sharing this. You always make me learn more. 😀👌😀
You're very welcome! So glad you've been finding my videos helpful!
Thanks! I can't wait to give Jamboard a try with students. Thanks for keeping it simple.
Awesome, Connie! Have fun!
Thank you sooooo much! I was struggling to find a way to engage my math students in a zoom setting and being able to create a jb and then drop the link in the chat for all to have access to is fabulous. Your videos are well produced and you don't waste viewers time with "bird walk" conversation! I wish I had seen this video first.. .not 5th !!
Your comment just made my day, Suzanne! Thank you so much!
We will probably start classes again with some students being physically in class and others connected from home. So, using Jamboard on a SMARTBoard while sharing screen would be an interesting solution to use; giving online students the opportunity to participate and present students can walk to the whiteboard and use it too.
Thanks for the great video!
You're welcome, and best of luck with planning for your upcoming school year in these uncertain times!
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I'm a high school English teacher. I see how this could be a great way for students to collaborate in small groups or pairs and then submit their efforts without violating social distance protocols.
Exactly! Thanks so much for watching and best of luck, Judi!
Hi Sam! With the explosion of educational technology in recent years, this video was easy-to-follow and helped me to understand Jamboard functionality. It helped me to see how I can use this platform in my own lessons. Thank you!
Thanks so much for your feedback, Josef! Glad I could help!
Awesome! I am struggling to use GC for first time and your tutorial is more helpful than I can express in words (or on a Jamboard.) I am sitting at work, alone in a room, with no audio access...but your presence plus CC made this incredibly clear. Thank you! I will be watching more of your videos....
I'm glad to be of help, Amy! Best of luck in the new school year!
You might have just changed my life by introducing me to EquatIO. I have forever hated how long it takes me to get images of equations.
That's awesome, Cassie! Glad to help and best of luck to you!
I've been using it as a math teacher. I save a master & share copies with full editing. I screen shot from slides to use as graphic organizers. For scaffolding, I use the brush tool & color code sides, terms, etc. Works best with small groups. I wish the tool were integrated with slides.
Awesome, thanks for the tips! I know, a Slides integration would be amazing...
you have to share individually with each student so they have their own?
Thank you Sam. You're a great teacher. Love your happy smiling disposition. Stay happy and safe always 👍
Thank you! You as well! :)
Such a great tool for my home school students - interactive, data-driven, and differentiated!
That's great to hear, Erin! Best of luck!
I tried Jamboard with a spelling word sort activity in breakout rooms. I copied the same page 11 times (so all 11 pages were the same) and put a post-it on each page that had the breakout room number (e.g. breakout room 1, breakout room 2, etc.). The kids worked on the page that matched their breakout room number.
Not all of the students were able to open the link from the chat. A coworker had the same problem, so now we're posting them in Google Classroom just in case.
I also learned to make a copy before we use a Jamboard that I retitle "Student Copy of . . . " so that I can use it again or share it without making all of the corrections/changes to get it back to the original.
FYI--you can also change the order of your board pages by clicking the little arrow under the page number image (e.g. 3/9=page 3 of 9) and dragging the Jamboard pages right or left.
Can't wait to try EquatiO
Thanks!
@@toddnelson8770 I make the Jamboards on my Mac through my Chrome browser. Most of the students have Chromebooks, and are using the Jamboards I share with them via Google Classroom. The link in the Zoom chat didn't work for every student, so I went to Google Classroom; then I select kids or ask for volunteers to share their screen so it's not me talking all of the time. : )
Here's a math Jamboard I made for Eureka Math/Zearn (Grade 4, Module 6, Lesson3--meant as review for 5th graders:
jamboard.google.com/d/1nCikiYYyDaZNEsnnyxVt1rtjCdsnGbU4_pqMMoEWx1M/edit?usp=sharing (some of the content is based on lesson notes I have, so the "slides" may not be clear, but most will be).
@@toddnelson8770 Hi. I forgot to mention in my previous reply that you can go to Jamboards through your Google Drive. Open "New" in Drive. On my Drive, it lists Folders then Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Below my slides option, is a "more" button; the Jamboard option is listed under more in my Drive.
Hi @Louise Shaw,
Thanks for the recommendations! You can also push individual copies of a Jamboard out to students through Google Classroom if needed!
Pls explain how you show yourself talking and the jamboard at the back
Hey Tom, I actually just posted a video about this today: ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
It's primarily with a program called Screenflow, which you can check out with this affiliate link: telestream.8bx6ag.net/c/2242743/352742/4900
This was extremely helpful. They way in which you broke down the function of each component made it less overwhelming. In addition, your suggestions for how to use these tools gave me some great ideas. You will be hearing from me as I start implementing what I have learned. Thank you.
Amazing, Rochon! Best of luck to you!
This was a VERRRRYYY informative and straight forward video. Thank you! It was a great crash course on Jamboard
Thanks, Deborah!
Thx for the math demo of Jamboard and EquatIO at 8:56 - also when you wrote so *legibly* at 1:36 with the pen tool, what are you using, a graphics tablet with a stylus? and what brand, this is sort of the last piece that's missing for me, the ability to write on top of what's on the screen in a legible way … TY!
I have the same question!
Me too!
Hi Roger, I just wrote that with my mousepad!
Please let me know how do you show urself talking and the screen recording at the bach simultaneously, thanks a million in advance.
Hey Tom, I actually just posted a video about this today: ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
It's primarily with a program called Screenflow, which you can check out with this affiliate link: telestream.8bx6ag.net/c/2242743/352742/4900
Very nice video. Clear, concise, showing possibilities instead of just stating them. I appreciate it.
Thank you so much, Jason!
This was so helpful!! Thank you--I can't wait to use this in class this week.
Awesome, Lisa! Have fun!
The last option intrigued me, where each student has there own individual jam board.
Would students be able to work on their own separate jamboard all at the same time? I would be interested in using that as their virtual notebook, that I could check out from time to time. And would there be an efficient way to create a page with a problem on it on MY Jamboard, and then copy that page, or pages, into all of the other jamboards? It would be a great way to create a warmup with maybe 5 equations that they all work on individually.
We're exploring your last idea with a thing called a forced copy... where I can create a Jamboard with problems in it and push those out to students so that each student has their own fresh copy to write on... here's info on making a forced copy: docs.google.com/document/d/18TflkemqwZOZ1fwb4hvm8a2gYKdY7_6yvZ6QzTK3_jM/edit?usp=sharing
@@shawnamukavetz2348 thank you!!! That's really cool!
Ooh, I really like that idea!
You can also just force a copy by pushing out Jamboard through Google Classroom. I show that in this other JB video: ruclips.net/video/Cc6_HoTGAL8/видео.html
Yes! I've been using this regularly, creating a Jamboard and then linking to it on Google Classroom and choosing "make a copy for each student." We've already used this for a variety of projects and note-taking sessions! I'm loving this tool!! (If I want everyone in class to work on the same Jamboard, I just choose "students can edit" when I assign the Jamboard in Google Classroom.) This one tool has made synchronous teaching and learning far more fun and creative than I expected. :)
I have tried this several times and am always frustrated at the lag in the pen tool. Others have talked about the same thing. Do you find lag in that tool when you use it? Thank you.
Hi Jay, yes, there's definitely a lag. You might want to look into whiteboard.fi, but that also has some lag.
I just happened upon this video. Awesome, clear and professional! I'm am preparing to tutor young children part-time virtually during my upcoming retirement because there are a lot of parents with young children who could use my help with their homework. This video is very helpful because it seems that I could use this app! Thanks! I had to subscribe!
Awesome, Yvonne! Thanks so much for the support!
The most helpful and straightforward tutorial. Thanks
Thanks for your support, Marty!
Thank you for this. I noticed today when I tried to use Jamboard with my whole class that it would only let 23 students in? I was trying to assign different groups (in breakout rooms) to work on a specific slide in the Jam that I numbered ahead of time. Is there a way around this problem? Or did I do something wrong?
Hi Stacy, you should be able to get 50 in at a time: support.google.com/jamboard/thread/5676133?hl=en
You might want to check with your tech team to see if it has anything to do with admin level settings.
I have same question
Are you familiar with Schoology? Is there a way to have students turn in their jam board to Schoology as opposed to google classroom?
Hi Stephanie, sorry for the long delay in responding here. Right now I don't believe Jamboard is available as a Google Drive integration with Schoology, so your only option would be to link directly out to Jamboard. You might not want to use it for assignments in this case, but instead use it for quick collaborations.
Thank you very much for showing practical ways to use this tool with students in a class. I've come up with a few new ideas to use in my online class. Great content and I like the way you present it. Thanks a lot.
Awesome! Thanks so much for the kind words, Pilar!
WOW! This is amazing. Teachers and administrators should definately 'teach' this in the 10 days of 'training' in MA. I love that it can be for live or not live AND be interactive!
Glad you found it useful!
11:00 I'm going to try to do it. Thank you !!!
Awesome! Best of luck!
I have seen tutorials of Jamboard where the user is able to import slides or different files from his or her google drive onto the jamboard. However, when I attempt to do this, I am only allowed to import images. I would like to import my google slides as a background, write on them (work out algebra problems) while using screencastify to make instructional videos. The only work around I have is to save my slides as images. This is a bit time consumming. Is there a way I can import my slides or notes pdfs onto a new jamboard?
Get Web paint chrome extension to write on your slides. No need to import onto jamboard.
ruclips.net/video/eaOVLE1PGL0/видео.html
please try this method.
Hi Jennifer, Thanks for your question! The only way to get a Slide into Jamboard is to do like you say, download it as an image and then upload it to Jamboard. I agree that that's overly time consuming, and think you can achieve what you're trying to do without using Jamboard (or Slides) at all.
If you definitely want to use your Slides, I would get either Hypatia or EquatIO to add math problems directly to your slides, and then, like Hefjur suggested below, get the Web Paint Chrome Extension to be able to annotate directly on top of the slides. That's probably the way I'd go if just using this for instruction as opposed to live collaboration.
Web Paint: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/web-paint/emeokgokialpjadjaoeiplmnkjoaegng?hl=en-US
EquatIO: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/equatio-math-made-digital/hjngolefdpdnooamgdldlkjgmdcmcjnc?hl=en-US
Hypatia: gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/hypatia/590044986674
Jennifer, my question to you is what devices do you have available to you. If you have an iPad and computer, Doceri is a great tool as well that you can just present on your computer and use an iPad to write over what is being shown on your computer screen. You can also record what you do with audio and post it straight to RUclips. That is how I make my instructional videos. You can use Doceri with pretty much anything that shows up on your computer screen. It is not free unfortunately but is is relatively cheap considering what it can do.
I used Jamboard as an interactive Yearbook at the end of the last school year. The kids loved it. they got to post pictures and write notes on it. Then I downloaded it as a pdf and shared it with the kids.
Very cool!
OMG, you have no idea how much this is going to help! My small private school is struggling with how to teach our teachers how to use online teaching and this is going to be a big help! Not only am I learning about Google Classroom as an administrator, I’m working with the principal to teach the teachers how to incorporate online teaching programs and resources. Again, you have no idea how helpful this is going to be to me and our teachers! Good job and thank you so much!
Awesome, I'm glad to help even a little bit! Best of luck to you!
Can we get a video on how you recorded this? Specifically I'm interested in the simultaneous display of you (on what I assume is a green screen) and the content in the background. Great overall.
Hi Gabby, I actually recently put out a video about how I do it! ruclips.net/video/qgtBjdu_usc/видео.html
The software I use is called Screenflow if you're interested in checking it out here: telestream.8bx6ag.net/c/2242743/352742/4900
"esp if you're a math teacher" - drama teacher leaves lol
Ha, it's definitely useful in other subject areas too! Thanks for watching!
@@NewEdTechClassroom I will check that out--thank you! :)
Thank you for the video! You're absolutely correct--this works perfectly for math instruction. During remote learning I used the Jamboard app on my iPad and used my Apple Pencil. Then I would open the same Jamboard in the browser on my computer and shared the screen in my Zoom sessions. My plan for next year is to record some mini-lessons using Jamboard and Google Meet or Screencastify so I can post them in my Google Classroom for future viewing.
Sounds like an awesome idea: thanks for sharing!
I am a university professor of elementary education preservice teachers. I plan to use Jamboard as we run a hybrid flex (hyflex) class of synchronous online and on campus students this fall. I open each class with a question or a quote and have asked students to talk at tables; I have also had students create posters together and frequently talk and share their ideas in class. Because we cannot share physical materials, will be socially distanced and masked in person, as well as students conversing on campus and online at the same time (Zoom breakout rooms), Jamboard will be perfect for these and more! Thanks for your great tutorial with visuals and examples!
I love to hear that, Sonja! Best of luck to you!!
@ 5:34 I can tell you right now that if a student was going to erase a couple letters from "Mr. Kary's Class", it's not gonna be the s.
:D You're probably right!
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CAN I - stop my students from goofing around on Jamboard? CAN I have them with actual names and not crazy animal names??
The short answer is no, though you can get their actual names to show up rather than animal names. I show how in this other Jamboard video: ruclips.net/video/Cc6_HoTGAL8/видео.html
This demo was wayyyyyyy better than what my district offered! Great video!
Thank you so much, Patricia!
Oh noooo... our district is switching from Google Classroom to Schoology in January 2021. I want to thank you for everything you've taught me. I've learned a lot from you and until 2021, I will keep watching you and learning. Thank you.
Hi Xochitl! That's nothing to lament: Schoology is really powerful and integrates with Google, so you can still use Google products!
Very great product. Loved the 3 helpful areas: Placement, Personalized plan and monitoring
Thank you, Paula!
Helpful video - without all the small talk. Yes!! Thank you.
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Found this by accident; it had great info for me; I am helping seniors and their parents with the college application process. Thanks so much for sharing the Jamboard.
You're very welcome!
This is the one stop shop for edtech. Love the videos.
Thanks, Pam!
Very informative. Thank you for a thorough introduction of Jamboard!
You're welcome, Deanna!
I am very new in using Google Suites and other educational websites. I am truly glad that I found this RUclips channel through Facebook and it helped me a LOT in improving my ways of online teaching. Thank you very much for sharing what you know!
So glad to hear you've found my videos helpful, and best of luck with creating your online lessons!
@@NewEdTechClassroom thabk you very much! I also shared the videos to my colleagues (preschool to senior high school teachers) and they said the videos are great help!
Awesome man, i like short videos that get straight to the point.
I hear you! Thank you!
I love it. Thank you for making it so easy to follow, I am not techy and this year is the year to be techy!
You're welcome, Jeri!
Thank you for sharing I'm new to teaching using technology and your jam board presentation has already made it easier for me.
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Thanks for the informative video Sam. I regularly watch all your videos. Will use jam board and let you know.
Hi Archana, Thank you so much for your support! Let me know what you think of Jamboard!
Thank you for adding what it looks like for the student. Too often, we on,y see the teacher’s view and when a kid needs help, we don’t know what they’re dealing with.
You're very welcome!
You explained that so much better than the PD I had! LOL...I'm actually going to try to use Jamboard...Thanks!
Thanks so much, Todd! Best of luck and have fun!
Thank you. I had envisioned using Jamboard in my class but have not gotten around to it. Your video has moved me to use it in my next session.
Amazing, Janet! I love to hear that!
Thank you for all your very helpful tutorial videos! You rock!
You're very welcome!!
Thank You for making a video on it. It was really helpful!!
You're very welcome!
Teaching SPED out here in L.A. during 2020 pandemic. U da man, Hoss. Thank you. I owe you a beer
Ha, thanks so much, Carlos!
Thank you. A great update since Sydney is in lockdown now.
I'm sorry to hear that, but glad to hear you found the video helpful!
This was so helpful!!! Thank you so much!
You're welcome, Suellen!
Thank you!!!! Helpful and user friendly!!
You're welcome, Traci!
Thanks, using it for helping my daughter with class works!
Awesome! You're welcome!
Thank you so much. Lovely tutorial. Can't thank you enough.
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you! What an invaluable vid on getting started with Jamboard.
You’re very welcome, Maria!
thank you for this video. very clear and concise. I'm an educator. I'll definitely use this tool.
You're very welcome, Robert!
Thanks for the tutorial, Sam.
Happy to help!
Amazing tutorial ! Thank you so much!
You're welcome, Rignesh!
Thank you for a comprehensive session.
You're welcome: glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for all your help!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
You are the best presenter I have ever seen. Thanks for inspring me .🌟💓
Thank you so much!! 😄😄😄
I love this the idea of this. It seems very useful to use. Thank you.
You're very welcome, Debbian!
This was very helpful! Thank you very much.
You're very welcome, Laura!
Very nice! I have been learning a lot from these videos.
So glad to hear that, Juan!
Great video! Thank you for sharing your ideas!
You're very welcome!!
I appreciate your clear explanations and examples. Thank you
You're very welcome, Ginnie!
You are an awesome presenter, Sam! I particularly liked the side by side view. Thanks for sharing your expertise. I've liked and subscribed! 👌🏼
Thanks so much for your positive feedback, Richard!
This was fantastic. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you for an insightful lesson. I am very new to online teaching, and this was very helpful.
You're welcome, Zalia!