1⃣Take a couple of minutes to make sure everyone knows how to annotate. 🌟Super Important!
Put instructions in the chat box. Give them a blank slide to practice on....
2⃣Start with a fun annotation activity (e.g., we like to use a map and find out where people are in the world).
3⃣Use stamps ⭐️➡️❤️✖️✅ so that people can answer questions (like multiple choice questions). But make it more fun by having nice visuals for people to stamp on.
To see an example, check minute 42:32 of this webinar on building trust. thecenterforimplementation.com/innovative
4⃣Have people type words on the page.
To see an example, check minute 10:50 of this webinar. thecenterforimplementation.com/innovative
*⃣Since then, we have learned that the person sharing their screen can move the words around by using the “Select” feature.
Good luck and have fun!
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I've seen a lot on #AcademicTwitter about people struggling to read journal articles that they've flagged. Like many others, I need to stay up to date on the latest literature. Here's are 10 tips about how I was able to "read" 500+ articles in the past 3 yrs.
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This process takes me between 2 and 10 minutes.
1⃣I email myself articles that sound interesting or relevant.
2⃣I “snooze“ the article so that one article a day shows up in my inbox at 6 AM.
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3⃣Reading the article is the first thing I do in the morning. If I don’t read it in the first 30 minutes of my day, I know I won’t get to it.