Scavenger Hunt

You
are
here.

You
know
your
students
can’t
wait
to
get their
hands
on
the
iPads.
You
can
picture
their
 excitement
already.
You
can
also
picture
them
 dropping
the
iPads,
spilling
on
the
iPads,
leaving
the
iPads
laying
around
the
room,
etc...

What
resources
can
you
use
before
launch
day to
prepare
your
students
to
use
the
iPads?


It’s
Launch
Day!
As
always
it
seems
like
there
 are
a
million
things
to
do.
All
of
the
students
want
their
turn
to
check
out
eSpark.
Good
thing you
came
up
with
a
plan
ahead
of
time...

What
resources
can
you
use
on
launch
day to
teach
your
students
how
to
use
eSpark?


It’s
the
end
of
the
2nd
week
using
eSpark.
You take
a
look
at
your
Teacher
Dashboard
and
see
a few
students
have
made
videos.
Unfortunately, it
doesn’t
seem
like
your
students
fully understand
how
to
make
a
good
video.


What
resources
can
you
use
to
teach
your
 students
how
to
make
a
good
student
video?


Most
of
your
students
are
great
at
working in
eSpark
independently.
However,
you
notice
on
your Teacher
Dashboard
that
a
few
students
aren’t
moving
 through
quests
very
quickly.
You’d
like
to
keep
your
 students
more
accountable
for
their
eSpark
time.

What
resources
can
you
use
to
track
and
 respond
to
what
your
students
do
in
eSpark?


Your
system
is
running
pretty
flawlessly.
Students are
rotating
through
their
stations
and
working
in
 eSpark
independently.
You
think
you
have
a
moment
to
 catch
up
on
some
planning...but
then
THE
APP
FREEZES!


What
resources
can
you
use
with
students to
troubleshoot
unexpected
technical
issues?


You’ve
completed
the
scavenger
hunt! Now
that
you
know
what
resources
are
available, let’s
take
another
look
at
your
eSpark
Plan.


How
can
you
incorporate
the
resources
you
 discovered
into
your
eSpark
Plan?