Instructional Planning with Genially

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Instructional Planning with Genially

Coursera · Intermediate ·🍎 Teaching & Learning Design ·2d ago

Key Takeaways

Plans and organizes instructional units using Genially

Original Description

Genially is “the tool that brings content to life.” Genially allows you to map out a learning journey for your students using high interest images and interactive tools. But did you know that Genially is also a wonderful tool for organizing your lessons and units. With Genially, you can plan and organize your units in one central place, simplifying your planning process with templates created with teachers in mind! Throughout this project, we will work together to build your confidence using Genially so that you can not only use it as an instructional planning tool, but also as a tool for students to share information they have learned with their classmates. *You will need a free genial.ly account for this project.
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