The Benefits of Classtime’s School License
Classtime’s School License offers unique features that can bring your teaching to the next level. In this article, we will discuss how you can have complete control over your class with the...
Create Secure Assessments During Remote Learning
With millions of teachers around the world conducting online assessments, schools are now more worried about how to create secure online assessments that will help combat cheating and...
Better Organize Your Classes Using Google Classroom
Last month, Classtime announced our exciting new integration with Google Classroom. This Premium feature allows educators to easily import their classes from Google Classroom to Classtime, manage...
Enhance Your Online Lessons with Audio
An impactful way you can enhance your online lessons today is by incorporating audio clips. Using audio in a lesson is proven to have several advantages for both English language learners and...
Supporting Diversity Through Classroom Curriculum
As Black Lives Matter protests have erupted across the country, many long-standing institutions are looking to try to better understand and combat racial issues. Among this fight for justice is...
How to Use the Fast and the Curious EduProtocol
EduProtocols have risen in popularity in the past few years. Developed by veteran educators Marlena Hebern and Jon Corippo, EduProtocols aim to foster a supportive and close-knit environment between...
Help Prevent Student Cheating in Online Assessments
In this article, we will explain how to help prevent student cheating in online assessments along with better organizing your Classtime Sessions with our new Premium feature, “Classes”. With...
Why Classtime is the Ideal Remote Learning Platform
Remote learning felt like it came with so many things to unpack: how to deliver content quickly and efficiently, how to ensure equitable learning possibilities for all students and how to...
Formative assessment study: how digital platforms improve learning
Back in 2017, Edtech Magazine reported that about 63 percent of K-12 teachers utilize technology in their classrooms daily. However, with the new reality of distance learning in 2020, it wouldn’t...
Classtime Summer Academy: Invitation to apply
The Classtime Summer Academy is an interactive training, taking place online and starting on the 27th of July, 2020. We encourage applications from all educators who are interested in: -...
Classtime Best Practices for Online Learning
We created Classtime as an educational tool that is convenient for teachers with students of all ages. Using Classtime, thousands of teachers have already conquered distanced online learning....
5 Tips for Remote Learning: Teacher Survey Results
We asked educators about their biggest challenges during remote learning and what would make their lives easier, and here are the results! In this article, we'll be sharing tips on how Classtime can...
How to use Video Conferencing with Classtime
Distance Learning with Classtime: Limited offer for schools & organizations: upgrade to FREE school licenses and engage your students with distance learning. Apply for free school...
6 Reasons to Conduct Online Assessments
Distance Learning with Classtime: Limited offer for schools & organizations: upgrade to FREE school licenses and engage your students with distance learning. Apply for free school...
4 Ideas to effectively teach with distance learning
Distance Learning with Classtime: Limited offer for schools & organizations: upgrade to FREE school licenses and engage your students with distance learning. Apply for free school...
Teaching Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
What are the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? There are many global challenges the world faces in the 21st century. In 2015,...
Improving SBAC Scores: The Missing Key
As reported in the Los Angeles Times, many schools have been struggling with the math assessment coming out of the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) design. Only 33% of students in the...
Don’t Ditch That Tech: Personalizing Content & Promoting Metacognition
All teachers want to meet their students' needs, but some tasks can seem pretty daunting for beginners and experts alike. In this webinar, we tackled two scary ones: creating personalized lessons and...
Supporting Evidence in Questions
My teaching career started in 2014 as a special education teacher for middle schoolers (~ages 12-15). Since then, I’ve moved on to teaching...
Teaching with Limited Devices
Teaching with technology can be frustrating. On one day, you show up to a computer lab with your class and all of the desktops have to run...
Promoting Metacognition in Classtime
No matter the subject area, all teachers want their students to be thinkers. We want them to be reflective, pursue topics in-depth, attack...
Digital Escape Rooms in your Classroom
If you’re not familiar with the “Escape Room” (and increasingly digital escape rooms) phenomenon found across the U.S., you’re...
Flip your classroom and transform your teaching
As teachers in an ever-more demanding profession, the one resource that we all wish we had more of is time. Over the past couple of years,...
Why children should learn to code
Learning how to code is akin to learning a new language. In a study on bilingualism published on NCBI, it was discovered that learning another language has cognitive benefits. These benefits...
Easy ways to collect and review assessment data
Here, you’ll find the same steps to creating “Rapidfire Classtime Assessments” that were mentioned in the video, as well as the...
Creating controversy with Classtime
Learn how to set up your own controversial prompts on Classtime, and find all of the resources that were mentioned at the end of the...
4 Blended Learning Models to Help Reach Students’ Goals
A couple decades ago, the idea of blending electronic technology and traditional classroom teaching would not have been possible. Not every student had a computer in their home and reliable internet...
How teaching analytics improves your students’ learning
Previously, we discussed how Learning Analytics collects and measures student data during and after your lessons to help you refine your teaching towards creating a more effective learning experience...
3 strategies for dynamic professional learning
Challenge. Over the years, schools, districts, and educational organizations have been criticized for the traditional ways they offer professional learning for teachers. Typically, they schedule...
Using gamification for critical thinking and test preparation
We recently had an interview with Scott Houston, an education consultant at Educators Cooperative. Scott has played a part in the evolution of Classtime's gamification solution (Collaborative...
How to prepare thoughtful, data-backed lessons
In our last post on differentiated instruction, one of the tips focussed on preparing thoughtful, data-backed lessons. The strategies you use to differentiate the learning experience in your...
4 ways to implement Differentiated Instruction strategies in the classroom
When it comes to engaging all of your students, you’ve probably realized that students learn in different ways. Some may work best when engaged in group work, while you may find others that perform...
4 tips for making Professional Learning Communities successful in your school
More schools are adopting the Professional Learning Communities (PLC; learn more) process as the way to work together and reach students more effectively. PLC works. It isn’t a program or...
7 Ways Classtime helps save time and make a greater impact on students
Inspired by an article written by Osvitoria, we’ve outlined seven ways that educators around the world use Classtime to quickly analyze their lessons, engage students with collaboration, and help...
4 ways EdTech tools can help you prepare your students for standardized tests
Standardized testing has long been a controversial topic among education enthusiasts. In theory, standardized tests are intended to unbiasedly measure a student’s academic performance in order to...
How learning analytics can make your teaching more effective
As technology continues to evolve and become an integral part of our everyday lives, it’s only natural that we utilize it to improve education as well. One aspect of technology that promises to...
3 Approaches to foster Social Emotional Learning (SEL) in the classroom
We see the importance of working together now more than ever. Not surprisingly, this has been a major topic in the educational world as well. The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional...
5 Tips for protecting student data
In the age of the internet, tech tools and apps make it easier for teachers to engage their students and introduce new modes of collaboration and learning into their lesson plans. With the use of...
Collaborative Challenges
Living in a world where Google seems to answer all of our questions without having to even think about it, it’s often hard for students to understand how the knowledge they’re learning in the...
How to create great multiple choice questions in 3 simple steps
Well-crafted multiple choice questions are like a clean window. If the question is articulated clearly and concisely, it allows you to see what the student does and doesn’t know. These fixed choice...
4 Scaffolding strategies that lead to greater student independence
Every student has their own individual knowledge and experience, and your job as a teacher is to support each one of them in their educational goals by providing them with the tools and motivation...
Turning your classroom into a collaborative learning community
No matter what grade level you teach, creating a productive and engaging class environment is essential for student success. While it can be difficult to gain the trust and respect of your students,...
Tips to actively engage your language class
In today’s globalized world, speaking multiple languages can be useful in many ways. The problem with becoming multilingual is the arduous task of learning a foreign language in the first place....