Want to learn what to do after you teach a lesson on Planbook to maximize effectiveness in your classroom? Looking for a detailed how-to guide on how to use Planbook in your classroom? I’ve got you! I love to use technology in my classroom, but I know that it can be hard to learn something new. So come along on this journey, while I show you step by step directions on how to use Planbook in your special education or general education classroom! Whether you are a new teacher looking for tips, or a veteran teacher who wants to try something new – I’ve tested the strategies and found the shortcuts so you know how to easily use Planbook . Let’s go!
(Remember, that I try to keep my content up to date, but Planbook is always changing. If you see something here that doesn’t quite match up with what you’re seeing on the website, please let me know so I can get it updated.)
Planbook.com has so many great features. And the fun doesn’t end after you teach a lesson. There are so many bonus features that you can use to make your lesson planning even better!
Using planbook.com after you taught a lesson will help make your life easier, while also earning you some brownie points from your admin for doing reflection.
Here’s a screenshot of my reflection from a lesson. Notice I commented on what worked well and what I might change for next year. When I copy this lesson over next year, my reflections can also be copied in!
Go to your display settings to add a reflection tab. After lessons, just click on the class and add your reflection! Easy peasy!
I know, it’s way easier to watch a video what to do after you teach a lesson on planbook than it is to read the directions. So, if watching videos is your jam – hit that video above!
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