HyperDocs - Interactive Engagement for Remote Learning

When students can't be with their teachers, HyperDocs can be used to provide students with engaging student-paced learning experiences. We've put together a document of resources and recommendations to help educators use HyperDocs with students outside of the classroom.
HyperDocs are frameworks or road maps for student-centered learning experiences. HyperDocs are more than just worksheets with hyperlinks. The best HyperDocs are interactive and engage students in classroom content through the 4 Cs of collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Through in a bit of curious inquiry and you might really have something special to engage all learners. 

This document has resources and ideas to support the use of HyperDocs as a framework for digital learning outside of the classroom.

HyperDocs for Remote Learning Resource Document
(Includes Tips, Resources, and Templates)

Additional Resources Connected to Remote Learning 

• Collection of Remote Learning Resources - Resources and activities to support teachers, students, and parents. 
• Edutopia Online Learning - Collection of articles and resources connected to online learning. 
• EdTech companies offering FREE support and/or access to schools affected by COVID19 closures - Wakelet collection created by Joli Boucher.
• Thinglink of School Closing Resources - Created by Rachel Coathup
• Digital Learning - Collection of resources connected to Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, 
• Formative Assessment - Collection of digital resources to support formative assessments. 
• Asynchronous, Remote, & Flipped Classroom Resources - Collection of resources from the "Don’t Ditch That Tech" and "Tech with Heart" authors. 
• Applied Digital Skills - Connect your content to free project-based video lessons. 
• Resources and HyperDocs for eLearning - Samples and resources created by Nadine Gilkison.