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Want an easy method of accepting payments from your students worldwide (including China)? The Koala Go invoicing feature is a simple way to send payment requests to your students for them to purchase a package of classes. Thank you to the Koala Go team for sharing this useful video tutorial. Note that their pricing has

Take your Koala Go playgrounds to the next level with these advanced playground building tools. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to use playground templates, add 3D items, incorporate interactive items, and create responsive activities using action zones which open doors or treasure chests when students answer questions correctly. We will then end

Ready to start building your own playgrounds in Koala Go? Let’s learn how to use the basic building tools, including the pen tool, building blocks, sticky notes, images, and deleting items.

One of the most unique and exciting features of Koala Go is the playground – a Minecraft-style virtual learning world. In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of Koala Go Playground, including opening the playground, navigating around, changing views, customising your avatar, and changing student permissions. Thank you teacher Allison for her assistance recording

Let’s learn how to use the whiteboard tools (pen, sticky notes, text boxes, etc) in Koala Go.

To use the Abridge Academy workbooks and other supplementary documents (images, PowerPoint files or PDFs) in class, you can upload them directly to the Koala Go whiteboard. This enables you to use the whiteboard annotation tools to complete the exercises. This tutorial video shows you how to upload files to the whiteboard:

In this video, you will learn how to share your screen in Koala Go. Note that this is NOT the recommended method for sharing the Abridge Academy lessons, as it does not enable interactivity. Instead, we recommend using the co-browser tool instead.

Let’s learn how to enable and disable student interaction with the Abridge Academy lessons slides in the Koala Go co-browser. Thank you teacher Allison for her assistance recording this tutorial: