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SnapHomework From SnapWorks SnapWorks makes school and classroom communication to parents and students simple and easy. In this new version, SnapWorks introduces Virtual Classrooms for schools, as well as Online Coaching to students from our expert teachers within the SnapWorks community. In addition to homework, projects and classroom updates that parents receive from teachers, students can also attend virtual classes taught by their class teacher online. From virtual classroom schedules to easy access to the online classroom is just a click away on SnapWorks. As always, parents and students subscribe to their class and automatically receive classroom updates, notifications and important messages from their teacher. No more forgetting homework! No more emails, instead receiving all notifications on their phones. Updates are always available even if the student misses school due to any reason. With over 50,000 teachers and 2 million users, the SnapWorks community is a valuable resource to all students and parents. Now, SnapWorks has made it easy for students to take online coaching from the thousands of teachers in our community. Students and parents can see which teachers are available, their schedules, subjects, grades, what is being taught and register for classes easily from the SnapWorks app. Welcome to SnapWorks. Snap away :) Don't forget to send your valuable feedback and bug reports at [email protected] Our Helpline numbers: (Available from 9 AM to 9 PM on Weekdays) Whatsapp - +91 9899146739 (India) Phone - +91-8882221009 (India) Skype - snaphw.support Email - [email protected] If you liked this app show your appreciation by giving us a 5 star rating... go snappers!

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About Snap Homework App

Snap Homework is an easy to use app designed to improve the process of setting and administering homework. Snap Homework is a capability designed to simplify teacher engagement with their parents and students from the classroom. Snap Homework app download is available for iOS (iPad and iPhone) and Android devices as well as on desktop (PCs, laptops and Mac computers).

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Snap Homework ensures that the sometimes difficult task of setting and administering homework is simple, quick and efficient. These are the features that many teachers will appreciate. 

What We Liked about Snap Homework

• Simplicity: Snap Homework offers a straightforward and user-friendly interface, making it easy for teachers to navigate and set up classes.
• Efficiency: The app simplifies the process of setting and administering homework, saving teachers time and effort.
• Clear Communication: Multiple notification methods ensure that parents and students are promptly informed about homework assignments and submission deadlines.
• Customization: The ability to create custom grade/year groups allows for personalized class setup, accommodating various teaching needs.

Key Features

Registration process.

On starting the app for the first time the teacher is presented with a once only registration process, the school will be identified on the database, if it has been registered before or you can enter a new school. UK teachers note here that a zip code must be entered, so I entered a fictitious number. The app then guides you through a procedure to set up your class; the program shows various different grades but I decided to create a custom grade/year group, so that I had a choice to set up all the classes I taught and place them in a year group system.

Communication with Students and Parents

When you have a class set up there are three methods to inform your parents and children, the easiest is to share a pin number which is generated by the application, you can however use the pre-styled email containing the Pin code with download links for the application; the third is a free registration that Snap Homework will provide for you.

Setting Homework

Once the app is set up, which took a matter of minutes, I wanted to post some homework! The dashboard is the home screen and will display the icons that represent the classes that you have set up, by clicking on the icon of your choice you are then presented with a choice of three options; HW: homework, WS: worksheet and MS: message, each of which are self explanatory. The interfaces are the same for homework and worksheet with a useful integrated calendar to scroll through to set the date that the student will need to hand in the homework. Each screen offers you the opportunity to type some explanatory notes for the parents and children. I scribbled something down as an item of homework on a sheet of paper and then took a photo of it to attach to the homework section, ticked the box and a reassuring message “Homework sent successfully” appeared. This was sent immediately to all registered parents and students and they would be notified of the work set and the date for submission. Simple really, taking much less time to do than writing this paragraph!

Snap Homework has a set of other useful features to enhance and assist the process of setting homework: these include sending messages direct to parents and students in combination or separately, including a video message, a special facility to retrieve past homework and a unique ability to wireless print.

Snap Homework is an ideal utility programme for a teacher to quickly copy the homework set and ensure that all students and parents can be immediately informed of the date of submission and exact content, traditionally this is an area fraught with difficulty that can lead to a number of different interpretations! This is certainly an app for a teacher to have in their toolkit.

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• Devices : Android, iPad, iPhone
• Category : Apps for College Students , Teaching Resources ,
• Age Range: College/University (18+ Years of Age) , Primary School Apps (5-7 Years) , Primary School Apps (7-11 Years) , Secondary School Apps (11-14 Years) , Secondary School Apps (14-18 Years)
• Skills: Cognitive Development, Critical Thinking, Engagement and Usability, Organisational and Productivity Skills, Life Skills, Emotional Development, Academic Relevance
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• In-App Advertising: No
• Publisher: VarshylMobile

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6 Ways to Use Snapchat in the Classroom

*If you need to know the basic ins and outs of Snapchat first, check out YouTube for some great tutorials for beginners!  You do not need to be a Snapchat expert to use it in your classroom - most of your students already ARE experts!  Let them teach YOU what you don’t know, and I’ll try to provide the rest here in this post!

I’m a teacher in my 30s, so I’m by no means a “Snapchat native”.  I actually grew up with card catalogs, Dewey Decimals, and World Book Encyclopedias, so no excuses here teachers!  You can learn ANYTHING!  And before you write off Snapchat thinking social media does not belong in the classroom, try to see if there’s value here for your classroom, no matter how intimidating it might feel!  Plus, you'll probably have a lot of fun along the way :-)

Why Snapchat?  

Before we get too far into this post and tutorial, I want to be very clear that there are good times and bad times to use social media in the classroom, so use these tips at your own discretion.  Snapchat hasn’t replaced any part of my classroom, but it sure has enhanced lessons and homework assignments!

How do you use Snapchat in the classroom?

Snapchat is mostly known for its social aspects, but that’s actually not how I use it most often.  What I like about Snapchat is the ability to adapt, modify, and play with images.  Essentially, Snapchat allows you to pull up an image (or take a picture), then annotate that picture with stickers, highlighting, doodles, and text.  There are other apps that do this, too, so if you’re not comfortable with Snapchat, let me know in the comments and I can make other suggestions.  You can also do most of these activities using Google drawings if your students have Chromebooks and you’d prefer not to use Snapchat.  I use Snapchat because my beginning of the year survey tells me that about 98% of my students are on it actively!

The basic steps to use Snapchat in the list below follow this pattern:

Decide on an image or picture that you want students to work with.  This could be a picture of a page in a book, a selfie (reaction to learning), a picture of a student handout, etc.

Either YOU provide the picture for students to download (you can post the picture on Classroom and students can save it to their phones) or direct the students to take a picture of something (a math problem in their text book).

Open the Snapchat app and select that image from the camera roll.

Now, students can annotate the image however you want them to (highlight, sticker, text, underline, etc.)

Finally, students save the image to their camera roll (no need for them to share it socially on their stories) and then submit that image to you in a variety of different ways.

Are you starting to see the vision?  Let’s get started!  Here are the 6 ways to use it in the classroom!

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1.  #BookSnaps

This was actually my first introduction to using Snapchat in the classroom.  My great friend Tziri Lamm shared about #BookSnaps in a Facebook group and I knew I just had to try them!  Think of #BookSnaps as a new and updated way of assigning annotation for homework.  Students in ANY subject can take a picture of their reading, react to it, and submit that annotation back to you easily and with a lot more engagement than standard annotating practices.  Check out creator Tara Martin’s website about how students across the world are reading, snapping, annotating, learning, AND sharing socially!  

2.  Book Talks

Similar to BookSnaps, Snapchat also allows users to record ten second videos.  Give students your criteria (why you chose the book, the best part, your favorite character, your rating/recommendation), and have them record a ten second video for each of the criteria.  Students could record themselves or possibly parts of the book or any other setting that appropriately matches what they’re talking about.  To turn in, students would save each video to their camera roll and then you could either teach them how to edit the four smaller videos together OR for a really low-tech option, have the students insert the videos into a Google slide.  When you hit present, you’ll be able to watch each video!  If you’re a librarian , you might have everyone in a class do a ten second book talk and then compile them all together for a 260 second video (depending on how many students, obviously!) of all the books read by an entire class (Check out Nikki D Robinson’s website for ideas)!  There are lots of options and they’re all pretty low-tech!

3.  Writing Stories

This idea is similar to Book Talks.  If you’re not a reading teacher (or someone who would be having students do Book Talks), students could easily emulate the same process as described above, but with a different topic.  Maybe you want students to explain a process in math or science or even demonstrate a physical skill in PE - whatever the case may be, students could make quick ten second videos and then either stitch them together in video editing software or submit via a Google slide.  It’s engaging for them, requires mastery (for the most part), and is easy to collect and grade.  That’s a win!

4.  Raise Awareness

In my class, we do a massive service learning project called Challenge to Change.  One of the things students need to do as part of their giving back to the community is to raise awareness and educate others about their social justice issue.  Using Snapchat, students were able to create and build stories to share socially and raise awareness amongst their peers on topics ranging from homelessness to bullying.  Using Snapchat, students could also track their engagement with their audience by reporting back how many VIEWS their story got.  If their story wasn’t viewed as many times as they set a goal for, this could encourage a conversation about the QUALITY of the story and prompt revision.  Yes, I know, win, win, WIN!!

5.  Vocabulary Practice

Every high school teacher has a responsibility to explicitly teach vocabulary.  Yep, I said it.  Every single one of us.  Every content area has a specialized vocabulary that desperately needs to be taught to our students, so why not do it with Snapchat?  Students could take a picture of a “scene” or moment that depicts one of their vocabulary words.  Students could take pictures of seeing the word used authentically in the world OR a video of some friends using it in a conversation.  Combine all of the snaps from your class into a Google Slideshow and distribute to everyone for studying purposes.  

6.  Revision

One of the most important things I’ve been learning as a veteran teacher is finding more and more ways for learning to continue.  One of these important classroom habits is that of revision.  I try to instill in my students the value of learning and that it never ends:  just because you’ve been tested or written a paper, that doesn’t mean you’re done learning.  We make learning cyclical and important to revisit using revision.  Using Snapchat, we’ve had students:

Take a picture of their grammar error, mark it with the “pen” function, then write the correction in the text box and submit

Take a picture of their old quiz, then type their revised answer in the text box and submit

During peer review, students will “snap” pics of their favorite lines or moments in a partner’s paper.  We share the highlights with one another as we look for ways to improve.

For reflection, students take a picture of a moment they’re proud of and comment about why they felt successful in that moment (in an essay or on a test)

While it sounds like taking pictures of exams and essays would encourage cheating or copying, we’ve had the opposite experience.  We’ve seen that most students (there are always a few that push the limits!) value the authentic feedback experience that comes with using Snapchat and their revisions.  

Getting Started!

Start small.  Teach yourself Snapchat (its really not hard!) and play around.  Maybe make an account and share it only with a trusted friend so you can try it out and make mistakes.  Then, choose one simple tool and give it a shot.  Lay the groundwork for your expected behaviors (just like with all other technology) and try one thing.  If it doesn’t work for you right away, that’s okay!  Trying new things is what makes us all #adventuousteachers and that’s an attitude and mindset that students and colleagues respect.  

If you find a technique and are feeling really successful, be sure to snap a picture and post it on Instagram using #edtechteacher!  Every month, the #edtechteacher crew gives away $100 to a teacher using technology in innovative ways in his or her classroom - let’s see what you’re up to!

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Snap Homework: Simplifying School Communication

Snap Homework, developed by SnapHomework, is an iPhone application that aims to simplify school and classroom communication between parents, students, and teachers. With over 2 million users and 50,000 teachers, Snap Homework is a valuable resource for all students and parents.

The latest version of Snap Homework introduces Virtual Classrooms, allowing students to attend online classes taught by their class teacher. Parents and students can easily subscribe to their class and receive updates, notifications, and important messages from their teacher directly on their phones. This eliminates the need for emails and ensures that parents are always informed about homework, projects, and classroom updates.

In addition to Virtual Classrooms, Snap Homework also offers online coaching from expert teachers within the SnapWorks community. Students and parents can easily see which teachers are available, their schedules, subjects, grades, and what is being taught. Registering for classes is a seamless process within the SnapWorks app.

Snap Homework is a free app that provides a simple and convenient way for parents, students, and teachers to communicate and stay connected. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, Snap Homework is a must-have tool for anyone involved in the education community.

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