The most useful tool for Abridge Academy teachers using Koala Go is the co-browser. This allows you to open the Abridge Academy lesson slides in a collaborative web browser, enabling your students to directly interact with the activities. In this tutorial, we will show you how to open and set up the Abridge Academy lessons […]
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Let’s learn how to use the Koala Go chat tool, including the built-in translation feature. Thank you Allison for her assistance recording this tutorial video:
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In this video tutorial, you will learn how to give rewards (stars, confetti, and gems) to your students in Koala Go.
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Let’s learn how to record lessons in Koala Go. Note that this is a Koala Pro feature.
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Let’s learn how to set up your video feed correctly in Koala Go, as well as some useful customisation tools. Thank you Allison for her assistance with this video tutorial:
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In this tutorial, let’s see how to start class in Koala Go. Thank you Fred from the Koala Go team for recording this great video guide:
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Zoom apps are a new feature (launched Autumn 2021) which extend Zoom’s functionality beyond simple video conferencing by integrating with third-party tools directly within Zoom itself. We love the Kahoot app for fun online quizzes, Scribble together for an upgraded whiteboard experience, Countdown timers for timed activities to keep everyone on task, and Mentimeter for
Does your laptop have a low quality webcam? An easy upgrade is to use your phone’s camera to replace it! For this tutorial, I used Camo studio – a great, free app for connecting your phone to your computer for use as a webcam.
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Teaching group classes? Breakout rooms are smaller Zoom rooms you can separate your students into for small group activities. This could be anything from collaborating on a task or presentation to practicing a dialogue or mini debate together. Breakout rooms tend to work best with teenage or adult students, who have the maturity to work
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Want to inspire your students with an immersive virtual environment that puts them right in the context of your lesson topic? Check out Zoom immersive mode: Immersive mode This relatively new Zoom feature enables you to create or use a pre-made virtual background in which you and your students are directly positioned on the image
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