10 Easy Ways
To transform instruction with Logitech MeetUp

10 Easy Ways

Logitech Meetup can transform the class experience for students and educators everywhere- anywhere. Here are 10 easy and practical ways Logitech Meetup can be used to elevate classroom instruction, provide new dimensions of learning and boost student engagement.

Bring lessons to life

Add new dimensions to learning and increase student engagement by connecting lessons to the outside world.

1. After reading a book, invite the author to join your class virtually. Allow students to pose questions about the process of writing and illustration.
2. Bring social studies to life by inviting politicians and professionals to connect from their office, enriching students’ learning experience around topics.
3. SkypeAScientist.com offers fun connections with a broad range of science professionals, enhancing STEM lessons anywhere.
4. Host a digital exchange session or program with other classrooms – either within your school or district, or at a sister school to strengthen comprehension and practice language skills.

Make connections

Video solutions can also serve as a useful tool to facilitate collaboration and communication.

1. Connect remotely with colleagues across school districts, grade levels or content areas to brainstorm ideas and collaborate.
2. Have students collaborate to conduct and record how-todemonstrations before class.
3. Facilitate peer learning to accelerate students’ foreign language skills. Students in a foreign language class can virtually visit a school in another country or region and chat in small groups.

Meet the needs of all learners

Using camera technology might sound counter intuitive, but 42% of teachers reported that students in the classroom have trouble seeing images and other material from the other side of the classroom¹.
With Logitech Meetup, educators can bring content closer to students and provide a more personalized learning experience, giving every student a front-row seat.

1. Record lessons so students can rewatch at a later date, perhaps in preparation for end of semester final exams or tests.
2. Capture lessons and classroom experiences so English language learners can rewatch with captioned translations to ensure they understand all material.
3. Meet students where they are. Host small work or study sessions with students in-person or remotely to provide more tailored instruction and assessment for project-based learning.

1 EdWeek Research Center conducted the survey in the summer of 2022. A survey of over 1000 participants.

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Documents / Resources

logitech 10 Easy Ways [pdf] User Guide 10 Easy Ways, 10, Easy Ways, Ways

References

• User Manual