Liveworksheets-Tutorial 📲

 Want to turn your PDFs, JPGs, or PNGs into interactive activities?


Here is a tutorial I put together on how you can use a pdf creating two different types of interactive activities that could be used with your students.


Liveworksheets is a platform in which teachers can use create a pdf, jpg, or png and turn it into an interactive worksheet. There are many interactive activities you can do with Liveworksheets and today I have showed you only two, DRAG and DROP and FILL in the BLANK. 

Remember

  • Create an account if you want to create your own content
  • Upload your pdf, jpg, or png
  • Use the plus sign (+) to make boxes
  • Write in the commands for the type of activity you want
  • Check your work
  • Publish it
  • Share it

Here is a link to a video that highlights all the things you can do with Liveworksheets. 




 

Comments

  1. The Tammy GJuly 3, 2021 at 11:23 AM

    Thanks for the tutorial Roberto, very informative!!

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  2. Jeanette's Blog 2021July 5, 2021 at 3:43 PM

    Roberto you really did a great job with this tutorial. I had never heard of Liveworksheets. Thank you for introducing me to a new tool that I can use.

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  3. AnonymousJuly 8, 2021 at 5:36 PM

    Roberto, Thank you for this tutorial, I had never heard of this and am intrigued for a couple of math applications I have really enjoyed in the past and can level up with this new tech!

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