How to drag PDFs from your Downloads
Expectation: Boost teachers can adapt to the needs of the student in the lesson. Sometimes, this means searching for something useful to respond to unanticipated student needs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This video didn't show where you can access downloads from. If you download a resource mid-lesson from another website, it will appear here. Simply click on the file and drag and drop it into the lesson space.
You will be prompted to select the pages you would like to upload to the space:
How to use:
‘Sounds like we need to work on (insert concept) let me take a moment to look for some resources to help you with this’
Linked skills (featured in the last step) you can use to be adaptable in the lesson
Upload Images:
You can use the "Upload" button on a whiteboard to add images to your whiteboard.
It's also easy to copy and paste any image from the web straight into your Space. Simply right-click on the image and select copy, then use Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) to paste into your whiteboard.
Screenshot and Paste:
Use Cmd+Shift+4 on a Mac, or Ctrl+PrtSc on Windows. Windows users can also use the Snipping Tool to capture part of the screen. You can paste it into your Space by using Ctrl+V / Cmd+V.
Video Snapshot:
You can use your webcam to create 'Video Snapshot' resources, such as your student's work in their notebooks, textbook pages, or something that is not available as an image on the web. To do this, press the camera icon and select either your or your students' camera to take a snapshot of your/your students' webcam. This will automatically import your image into the Space, and you can drag it to resize it appropriately.
