You can see the types of embedded activities (this one has multiple choice questions and open-ended questions) and can add the video to your library, click Teach to use it immediately, or preview the contents. The image below shows an example of a video. If you click to view a video or lesson, this is what you will see. Some are created by Nearpod, while others are created by the BBC, TED-Ed, and many other companies. Notice the videos come from a variety of sources. This example shows a search for videos for high school social studies. All of these lessons are editable to be used as you wish. Here is an example of a search of lessons for math in grade 3 with Pennsylvania standards (which are Common Core).
You can also search for only lessons, only videos, or both. You can search by standards, grade, subject, or state. Here you will find thousands of lessons and videos all ready to go. You can also sign up using your email.Ī great place to begin your exploration of this tool is at the Nearpod Library. Once you click Sign up for Free, you will be directed to log in using your Google or Office 365 account. If you are wondering what is included in the free account, here are the highlights. When you arrive at the site, click Join for Free.
This tool is powerful and highly engaging. If Nearpod is new to you, get ready to be amazed.
#Nearpod my library how to#
Today’s post offers detailed instructions for how to use this tool and shares classroom use ideas by subject. In Part 1 of this blog, we introduced you to Nearpod and discussed the application of both the SAMR Model and the Triple E Framework to help you integrate Nearpod into your instruction.
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