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LINK TO INFOGRAPHIC
LINK TO VIDEO FOR TEACHERS
LINK TO VIDEO OR PARENTS & STUDENTS
Technology coaches will be asked about the pros and cons of synchronous and asynchronous learning environments by teachers, parents, and students. So, technology coaches should be ready to share (1) the pros and cons of both synchronous and asynchronous learning environments, (2) teacher tips for effective planning, delivering, and managing instruction in both environments (one tip should address how each environment can be designed to accommodate learner variability), and (3) student tips on becoming successful students in both environments (one tip that fosters student agency/healthy balance in technology use), along with parental tips that show how to support student in both learning environments.
References
Center for Public Research and Leadership. (2024). A family guide to distance learning. Columbia University in the City of New York. Family-Guide-to-Distance-Learning_English.pdf
Finch, A. (2025). Mastering synchronous and asynchronous learning approaches. Learnwisedaily.com. Mastering Synchronous and Asynchronous Learning Approaches - Learn Wise Daily
Hall, J. (2024). Balancing synchronous and asynchronous teaching: Effective strategies for enhancing flexibility without losing student engagement. Office of Teaching & Learning, University of Guelph Balancing Synchronous and Asynchronous Teaching: Effective Strategies for Enhancing Flexibility without Losing Student Engagement | Office of Teaching and Learning
Pathways to Advancement. (2025). Pathways2advancement.org. Asynchronous Learning vs. Synchronous Learning - Pathways to Advancement
Student Accessibility Services (SAS). 2024). Hybrid semester: Tips for accessible teaching & learning. Uoguelph.ca Hybrid Semester: Tips for Accessible Teaching & Learning | Accessibility Services
We provide resources and tools to help coaches master and apply ISTE Standards 4.1 & 4.4. Teachers need a wide variety of resources, so technology coaches are prepared to offer a wide range of resources/ways that teachers can access what they need. This resource provides a comparison and contrast of engagement in traditional classrooms and online environments, a description of five online engagement strategies, a rationale for each strategy to support students' needs, a summary of the pros and cons of each strategy, and recommendation of educational tools and media.
Synchronous/Asynchronous Digital Tools & Project Based Learning
https://canva.link/571xpsfp3ugqjp6
Online Engagement Strategies & Tools
https://canva.link/ldk3yemik2wvgoz
Synchronous & Asynchronous Technology Based Tool to address individual student needs using instructional supports and provide solutions to individualize & differentiate learning.
https://canva.link/571xpsfp3ugqjp6
Top 10 Tools For The Digital Classroom - eLearning Industry
Ekaran, S. (2025). Top 10 Tools for the digital Classroom. eLearningIndustry.com.
Selecting Technology to Enhance Learning
In what specific ways do you help coaches become change agents through ISTE Standards 4.1?
Coaches become change agents through using technology that creates ongoing and equitable access to learning that is high quality through the creation of culture/shared vision that accelerates transformation during the process of coaching (ISTE, 4.1.a.); through faciliating the utilization of digital learning content that meets students' needs individually (ISTE, 4.1.b.); nurture a coaching culture that encourages/supports individual goals/shared vision (ISTE, 4.1.c.); recognizes educators who utilize technology efficaciously to enable learning/teaching that is high impact (ISTE, 4.1.d), and connects educators, leaders, instructional supports, solution providers and domain experts to maximize technological learning (ISTE, 4.1.e).
What specific resources or tools do you provide to help coaches master and apply ISTE Standards 4.1?
We provide resources and tools to help coaches master and apply ISTE Standards 4.1. Teachers need a wide variety of resources, so technology coaches are prepared to offer a wide range of resources/ways that teachers can access what they need. This resource provides a comparison and contrast of engagement in traditional classrooms and online environments, a description of five online engagement strategies, a rationale for each strategy to support students' needs, a summary of the pros and cons of each strategy, and recommendation of educational tools and media.
https://canva.link/ldk3yemik2wvgoz
Synchronous & Asynchronous Technology Based Tool to address individual student needs using instructional supports and provide solutions to individualize & differentiate learning.
https://canva.link/571xpsfp3ugqjp6
The following is the Benchmark Multimedia Unit Planning Template
Unit Plan Title: The Battle of the Alamo: Courage & Sacrifice
Content Area(s): History
Grade Level: 7 Duration of Unit (Number of days):
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Content Area(s) Learning Standards/ Objectives
7th Grade History TEKS strands 113.19(b)(1) History: Under-standing major eras in Texas History
113.19(b)(21): Use primary/secondary sources to acquire information
113.19(b)(22): Communicating, organizing, presenting information in written, oral, or visual forms
Social Studies 7.3A, 7.3B, & 7.3C Identify important events, individuals, & conflicts in Texas Revolution
7.22A-C Battle of the Alamo and Tx Independence factors
Objective: By end of Unit, students demonstrate understanding of the key figures & events & importance of the Battle of the Alamo
7th Grade History
Groups work together on same TEKS, content learning, & objectives
TEKS strands 113.19(b)(1) History: Under-standing major eras in Texas History
7th Grade History
Groups work together on same TEKS, content learning, & objectives
113.19(b)(21): Use primary/secondary sources to acquire information
7th Grade History
Groups work together on same TEKS, content learning, & objectives
113.19(b)(22): Communicating, organizing, presenting information in written, oral, or visual forms
7th Grade History
Groups work together on same TEKS, content learning, & objectives
Same as day one.
ISTE Standards for Students
1a & 1b Empowered learner—use digital tools to research historical factors/Battle of the Alamo to understand
3a, 3b, 3c Knowledge Constructor—To critically evaluate digital primary sources & non-digital materials
6a & 6b Creative Communicator multimedia presentation/videos & replicas of The Alamo
Same as day one.
Same as day one.
Same as day one.
6a & 6b Creative Communicator multimedia presentation/videos & replicas of The Alamo
Same as day one.
ISTE Standards for Educators
2.2 Leader 2.2c Model Digital Tool Use
2.3 Citizen 2.3a create positive experiences
2.4 Collaborator 2.4b learn alongside students
2.5 Designer 2.5a Accommodate learner differences
2.6 Facilitator 2.6a Foster Student Ownership of Learning & 2.6 b Foster Classroom Management of tech
Same as day one.
Same as day one.
Same as day one.
Same as day one.
Lesson Summary (Write 2-3 sentences explaining what will happen during the lesson.)
Project Based Learning
Screencastify.com link is under References
Teacher assigns student groups of 3 with facilitator, notetaker, & main technology student who access for notetaking via Evernote: Battle of the Alamo Videos
(Evernote Notetaking) https://share.evernote.com/note/ba41729a-302f-2a9b-a587-0c39db1fc4b2
https://share.evernote.com/note/ba41729a-302f-2a9b-a587-0c39db1fc4b2
Anticipatory Set:
Teacher: While watching, students, please think about two questions to ask one of the 3 key figures of The Battle of the Alamo after video--Bowie.
Alamo 1836: Legendary Texas Battle for Independence | 5 Minute History Lesson (About 5 min.)
Teacher: While watching, students, please think about two questions to ask one of the 3 key figures of the Battle of the Alamo--Crockett.
Tour of The Alamo: A True Texas Icon in San Antonio, TX (About 4 min.)
Teacher: While watching, students, please think about two questions to ask one of the 3 key figures of the Alamo—Travis.
The Alamo – Virtual Tour (Ep. 12) (About 9 min.)
Use Evernote link to write answers
Battle of the Alamo Videos - Evernote
Students access Evernote link to write/answer the 2 questions they posed to Bowie, Crockett, and Travis, identifying each source used.
Battle of the Alamo Videos - Evernote
To do this, teacher provides online primary resources via Britannica for Kids—Information, articles, videos, images, primary sources, & ebooks. For differentiation there are student grade levels from k-12 offered by Britannica for Kids. Students read/cite articles teacher identifies as credible online sources, especially if students use google to answer questions they posed to 3 key figures.
The Alamo - Students | Britannica Kids | Homework Help
Students will have links to the three videos because they may also want to view videos again to answer the questions they posed.
Students access Evernote link to use created answers to questions to record/video themselves answering the questions via Screencastify.com
Teacher reminds students of the 3 videos viewed on day one of lesson stating the videos may be humorous, serious, or in-between.
Teacher instructs the group facilitator who will start the video by saying “Hello” or a similar greeting and state the 7th grade Texas history assignment is to create questions and answers to share about the three key figures of the Battle of the Alamo to include James Bowie, Davy Crocket, & William Travis.
If a student does not feel comfortable stating questions & answers, then someone else may do so, but hopefully all three students will be present/on camera for the video. After students record, they must submit the video through the Screencastify.com link
Screencastify.com link is listed below under References because when I paste the link in the column the column skews to the right.
Teacher & students access the video content via Screencastify.com link
Students present their created videos to the class using whatever classroom platform teachers use & the class & teacher provide feedback about what they liked and/or what could be improved.
Teachers access and assess students created videos privately and provide feedback to groups of students privately.
Using teacher-created Kahoot “The Battle of the Alamo: Courage and Sacrifice,” student groups access the link to the summative assessment to be completed in assigned groups as follows with question types as follows:
Q 1-3—Slides
Q-4—Quiz Q
Q 5-7—Slides
Q 8—Quiz Q
Q 9-11—Slides
Q 12—Quiz Q
Q 13-19 Slides
Q 20—Poll Q
Q 21-22—Quiz Q
Q 23-24—T/F Q
Q 25—Open-Ended Q
Q 26-65 Quiz Q
The link to the 65 Question Kahoot! is under the References list because it would not fit in the column & skewed the columns
Teachers caution students to work quickly if they want to finish all of the questions.
Homepage or Help Resource Link to Technology Tool or Media Used in the Lesson
Links above for 3 videos and Evernote for notetaking
Use three Day One Video Links and Evernote Link Above (Evernote site states different students can edit at the same time)
Link to Screencastify.com is under Reference list
Link to Screencastify.com is under Reference list
See the 65 Question Kahoot! under References
Connected to this quiz, there are other tools such as the Kahoot! lecture mode, the Kahoot! Study on Your Own tool, the Kahoot! Study on Your Own tool, the Kahoot! Solo mode, and the printable Kahoot! of Asynchronous learning.
Summary and Link to Technology Tool/ Media Artifact Created for the Lesson (Write a 1-2 sentence explanation of how the tool/media supports one of the five specific categories listed.
· anticipatory set
· student engagement
· instruction
· assessment
· project-based learning
Include the link to the artifact created with the tool.)
NOTE: The unit must include a technology that represents each category shown above.
The first short video gives a serious perspective of The Alamo & the second view gives a less serious but factual account & the third video is a modern-day tour.
Using different perspectives toward learning styles, students provide 2 questions they would ask James Bowie, Davy Crocket, and Davy Crockett to be used in later lesson
Students will use the Evernote link with the questions they posed to Bowie, Crockett, and Travis to use the teacher identified credible sources to write answers to the questions.
This creates student engagement in researching to answer questions and teacher instruction regarding the appropriate use of sources to complete a project
This could be used as a formative or summative assessment to assess the learning, understanding, and demonstration of knowledge or key figures in The Battle of the Alamo if the teacher wants to end the unit today. Teacher could assess videos privately and grade them without other students viewing them.
This could be used as a formative or summative assessment. The teacher could use student feedback and her feedback to grade videos & end the unit today.
Categories supported are student engagement via group videos, assessment of videos, and evidence of project-based learning.
Rationale for Use (Write 1-2 sentences that explain how the selected tool/media supports the diverse needs of students in the class.)
The rationale for this unit is based on Project-Based Learning—"Students tackle complex/authentic problems over time using digital tools for creation, research, & presentation. Digital tools provide access to relevant multimedia resources (videos, podcasts, interactive simulations, VR & AR), & ways to explore/ experiment using materials/research toward self-discovery & inquiry-based construction of knowledge. Students apply skills and online technology tools to solve problems” (Treasure, 2024).
This quote is from my resource:
Four Major Learning Theories (Canva) LEARNING THEORIES - A4 (Landscape)
Aligned with content/standards, tools support diverse needs of learners because the videos are at different learning levels, perspectives & types (students of different learning levels are placed in groups to assist each other). Students become familiar with what happened at the Alamo from different perspectives of Travis, Bowie, & Crockett.
Same as Day one plus different learning styles & levels work together to answer questions group members posed with their roles of facilitator, note-taker, & video person. One person writes the notes & other students assist. Teachers need to intervene if students do not appear to be helping each other communicate & collaborate
Aligned with content/standards, tools support diverse learning needs/perspectives as groups of 3 students work together to accomplish the objective of demonstrating their learning of key historical figures in Texas History/The Battle of the Alamo from different perspectives of Bowie, Crockett, & Travis and different student perspectives
Aligned with content/standards, tools support diverse learning perspectives as students with different learning levels work together to help each other demonstrate their learning about key historical figures in Texas history/The Battle of the Alamo from viewpoints of Bowie, Crocket, & Travis based on different student worldviews.
Aligned with content/standards, tools support diverse learning perspectives as student with different learning levels work together to help each other demonstrate their learning about the three key historical figures.
The Kahoot! summative assessment has 65 questions (info slides, quiz questions, open-ended question, & true-false) to address diverse learning styles to help review, learn, and assess after the project-based learning & review
The summative assessment can be printed out for students who are at home/offline or who prefer the written word. The Kahoot! link is in Appendix A.
Assessment (Specify formative or summative.)
Formative—Students write the questions based on videos watched & Travis’, Bowie’s, & Crockett’s perspectives to demonstrate understanding
Formative—Students are preparing research findings to present to the class to demonstrate content learning & understanding
Formative if teachers are assessing current understanding or summative if teachers want to end this unit with this lesson and grade videos offline.
Formative if teachers are assessing current understanding or summative if teachers want to end the unit with this lesson by grading students’ presentations of their videos as the final unit grade.
Synchronous versus Asynchronous (Write 1-2 sentences that describe how the selected tool/media will be applied differently based upon the learning environment.)
Synchronous & Asynchronous
Synchronous—During class students work together to develop questions using videos.
Asynchronous—After class students work on questions if desired via the online venues together or alone.
Synchronous—During class students work together offline/ online to answer questions.
Asynchronous—After class students can work on editing answers alone using online venues.
Synchronous—During class students work together online to present the questions & answers through a video.
Asynchronous—Students could do their videos at home.
Synchronous—Students should be present physically to assist other group members in presenting the video they produced. However, students who cannot attend could assist with the video offline if they are unable to engage synchronously in person or online.
There is an alternative project that students who have an aversion to doing videos could do which allows students to build a replica of the Alamo as project-based learning instead—the project is called “Easy Alamo middle school project: simple kids Alamo project tutorial; 1 day Alamo project ideas” EASY Alamo middle school project; simple kids Alamo project tutorial; 1 day Alamo project ideas
Students can access the Kahoot! summative assessment while they are present with other students, online with other students, or at home without other students. As noted, the Kahoot! is printable for students who prefer a written version which can be graded manually by the teacher.
Assistive technologies include
Assistive Technology Infographic - Infographic
Supporting Research (Cite the research that supports the use of the tool/media as a best practice in instructional design. Include the link to the research article.)
NOTE: A minimum of three scholarly resources are required, so some resources may be used more than once if they could apply to multiple tools/media selected.
Research supporting the use of videos in classrooms for synchronous & asynchronous learning
Camilleri & Camilleri (2022)
Research supporting synchronous & asynchronous learning
Lindfors & Pettersson (2021)
. paper_219864 (1).pdf
Research supporting synchronous & asynchronous learning
Lam & Yunus (2023) jltr1402.pdf
Supporting Research:
Noted under Days 1 through 3.
References
Camilleri, M. A., & Camilleri, A. C. (2022). Remote learning via video conferencing technologies: Implications for research and practice. Technology in society, 68, 1311-1333. The Acceptance of Learning Management Systems and Video Conferencing Technologies: Lessons Learned from COVID-19
Lam, J. Z., & Yunus, M. M. (2023). Student-produced video for learning: a systematic review. Journal of Language Teaching and Research, 14(2), 386-395. jltr1402.pdf
65 Question Kahoot! Summative Assessment for Small Group. Kahoot! Quiz 65 Questions
https://kahoot.it/challenge/05226354
Lindfors, M., & Pettersson, F. (2021). K–12 Students’ Experiences of the Synchronous Remote Teaching and Learning Environment. Journal of Online Learning Research, 7(3), 249-263. paper_219864 (1).pdf
Screencastify.com. (2025). https://app.screencastify.com/record/W_cDAOi-jnqrC_BPGAdGF
Treasure, A. (2024). Building knowledge one brick at a time: Constructivism in eLearning. Elearningindustry.com. Constructivism In eLearning: Building Knowledge - eLearning Industry
Appendix A—General Multimedia links
Assistive Technologies Infographic. (2025). Assistive Technology Infographic - Infographic
Britannica for Kids—Information, articles, videos, images, primary sources, & ebooks. (for differentiation there are student grade levels from k-12 (Students read articles as credible online sources)
The Alamo - Students | Britannica Kids | Homework Help
Lecture Mode
Game pin: 7183807 - Waiting for players - Kahoot!
Kahoot! Quiz 65 Questions
https://kahoot.it/challenge/05226354
Kahoot! Quiz 65 Questions—Study on Your Own
Choose a Mode for Kahoot!
Kahoot! Quiz 65 Questions—Printable from Kahoot! Site for Asynchronous learning
Synchronous and Asynchronous Technology-Based Tools for Project-Based Learning Presentation (Canva)
Technology-Based Tools for Project-Based Learning - Presentation
Four Major Learning Theories (Canva) LEARNING THEORIES - A4 (Landscape)
Garner, C. (2018). Tour of the Alamo. (2018). Youtube.com. Tour of The Alamo: A True Texas Icon in San Antonio, TX
Embrace the Journey. (2025). The Alamo Virtual Tour. The Alamo – Virtual Tour (Ep. 12)
Compressed Histories. (2020). Alamo 1836: Legendary Texas Battle for Independence. 5 Minute Histories. Alamo 1836: Legendary Texas Battle for Independence | 5 Minute History Lesson
Cooper, H., & Bug, C. (2020). Easy Alamo middle school project. YouTube.com.
EASY Alamo middle school project; simple kids Alamo project tutorial; 1 day Alamo project ideas
Canva. Battle of the Alamo Slides by Slideegg.com About The Battle Of The Alamo PowerPoint Presentation
What are some common challenges coaches face when trying to implement ISTE Standards 4.1, and how do you help them overcome these?
Challenges to implement ISTE Standard 4.1 Change Agent include teachers who do not like change and who do not believe in using the research findings that show evidence of viability of new technologies in classrooms.
Could you share a success story or case study where you helped a coach significantly improve their abilities as a change agent using ISTE Standard 4.1?
My personal and professional anecdotal evidence has shown that teachers who buy in to being a change agent do not regret this.
COIN VALUE LESSON PLAN
Section 1: Lesson Preparation
Grade Level:
2-4
Unit/Subject:
Numbers and Operations (TEKS)
Identifying values of and information about US Coins
Instructional Plan Title:
Coin Value Challenge!
Kahoot. (2025). Coin Value Challenge.
https://kahoot.it/challenge/05057419
Lesson Summary and Focus:
Students have received instructions on the value of US coins/practiced counting coins/identifying coins and will be doing a quiz to check understanding/TEKS (Texas Education Knowledge and Skills).
Classroom and Student Factors/Grouping:
Small groups of students have been placed together as they possess varied student factors and knowledge and skills levels. (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, Math 1.4)
They have been teacher-placed in Edmodo so that they can study together
National/State Learning Standards:
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills identify learning value of US Coins and identification in elementary grades. (2014).
Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. NCTM.
Math Standards.indb state national math standards indicate teaching value of money, coins, and time in grade 2 and beyond for Common Core. (2014).
Specific Learning Target(s)/Objectives:
Learning objectives are to test knowledge and skills of students’ understanding of US Coins/values
- Who is the audience? 4th grade
- What action verb will be measured during instruction/assessment? Action verbs are “describe” and “identify” understanding of coin values accurately
- The tool to be utilized is the Coin Value Challenge quiz Kahoot! Game and students study/take quiz in small groups with Edmodo
Academic Language
The vocabulary is pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters and values of each coin
Resources, Materials, Equipment, and Technology:
Students have been placed in Edmodo in small groups so that they can study together
Authentic US Coins (or plastic replicas)
Handout with pictures/values of each coin along with practice questions and answers for differentiation of skill levels
IPads or Chromebooks with online access to take the assessment Coin Value Challenge.
They have been placed in Edmodo so that they can study together
Section 2: Instructional Planning
Anticipatory Set
Students have finished a unit on coin values/understanding:
· I will issue a variety of coins to each small group and review the values of coins with students (display back/front of coins/remind students of this), then demonstrate/model the use of coins/combinations of coins to arrive at correct answers
· I will give each group of students a set of questions which requires them to use the coins to answer each question using the coins in small groups. I will circulate to groups to observe correct/incorrect answers/combinations to provide relearning if necessary
· I will check for understanding and provide any direction needed to determine if students are ready to take the assessment
· If students are not ready to take the assessment, I will allow them a day of review before taking the assessment
Time Needed
5-7 minutes
Multiple Means of Representation
(Bulleted list describing materials to be used to differentiate instruction/how these materials are used throughout the lesson to support learning. Bolded are materials needed to prepare for the lesson.
· I will review using authentic coins/replicas to check for students’ understanding .
· I will model, using a whiteboard, the number of pennies in a nickel, moving to progressively higher values
· I will ask groups to solve problems using the authentic coins making sure all students are participating
Explain how you will differentiate materials for each of the following groups:
· English language learners (ELL)—Ask if they understand the English word versus the word in their language
· Students with special needs—Students will be placed in groups with all levels of learners
· Students with gifted abilities and early finishers—Students will be asked to think of and share scenarios using coins to purchase/give change as a clerk in a store
Time Needed
Multiple Means of Engagement
· I will use authentic US coins/give students coins to complete learning, understanding, and assessment activities.
· I will model examples of solving the question/problem using my coins
· They have been placed in Edmodo so that they can study together
· I will then have groups of students explain to the class how they arrived at their answers
Explain how you will differentiate activities for each of the following groups:
· English language learners (ELL)—Students will assist each other in groups with language understanding
· Students with special needs—Depending on needs, I will give them handouts with the values and illustration of the value of each coin as a help, or students may be asked to color in the appropriate coin on handout or Chromebook
· Students with gifted abilities and early finishers—I will give them problems with real-life scenarios to solve and share with the class as noted above (i.e., pretending to be a clerk in a store/adding up purchased items/giving the right change to customer
Time Needed: 5-7 minutes
Multiple Means of Expression
Differentiated assessment is found in the reality that the groups of students, after content review, will work together to complete the Coin Value Challenge
· I have noted above how differentiated assessments will happen
· Small groups of students will work together, cooperate, collaborate, communicate, and assist one another to complete the Coin Value Challenge summative assessment which is multiple choice answers
· Students will be reminded of information learned from formative assessment before starting the Coin Value Challenge
Explain how you will differentiate assessments for each of the following groups--This is explained under Multiple Means of Engagement above—Students of various skill levels will assist each other in arriving at answer on the Coin Value Challenge quiz
Extension Activity and/or Homework—If small groups of students do not score at least an 80, I will give them follow-up differentiated homework to be completed the next day. Small groups may also stay in from recess (not popular) or after school for assistance in learning values of coins etc. In this case, small groups will be allowed to retake the Coin Value Challenge and replace their grade if the retry is a higher grade.
Time Needed: 30 minutes, 10 minutes
With Kahoot!, prizes may be offered to winners
References
Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. NCTM.
Edmodo. (2025). Edmodo is parked free, courtesy of GoDaddy.com.
Edmodo.com edmodo.com/lander
Kahoot!. (2025). Coin Value Challenge.
https://kahoot.it/challenge/09131268?challenge-id=ca489303-c4f3-4825-964f-c0742f04e0bd_1750537809239
Game Pin 09131268
Math Standards.indb state national math standards indicate teaching value of money, coins, and time in grade 2 and beyond for Common Core. (2014).
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills identify learning value of Us Coins and identification in elementary grades. (2014).
Top 10 Tools For The Digital Classroom - eLearning Industry
Ekaran, S. (2025). Top 10 Tools for the digital Classroom. eLearningIndustry.com.
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