Here is a sample Bitmoji Classroom from my English class:Ĭreate buttons, or live links, in your Bitmoji classroom that help students access work quickly. High School Pro-Tip: Create a simple template that can be converted and modified for multiple classes! Work smarter not harder.Tech Tip – Consider sharing presentations rather than snipping if you want links to remain live.Time Saving Tip – Use the snipping tool to copy and paste your Bitmoji Classroom to a freestanding page or document, like a Class Notebook page in OneNote.Tech Tip – Students can access and click-thru the Bitmoji Classroom via Office 365 online or through a shared Google Slides presentation.Time Saving Tip – Use the duplicate slide tool to insert your Bitmoji Classroom in Google Slides or shared Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.Step #3: When creating your template, be sure to search for “transparent” images to fill the room.įor example, “lamp transparent background.” Step #4: Decide where/when you will use your Bitmoji Classroom! Step #2: Create your digital room in Google Slides or Microsoft PowerPoint.ĭo this on a single slide with all the fixings: lamps, a desk, and even that cup of coffee. This is fun and easy using the Bitmoji app. Consider it the hub of daily resources for lessons and transitions in your classroom.
How Do I Make a Bitmoji Classroom?īitmoji Classroom is compatible with Google and Microsoft for Education apps. It is an engaging resource to use with your high school students, and better yet, it stands to make your life easier through its multiple uses: organization, routine, lesson pizzazz, and more. Although teaching teenagers can be a challenge, the self-sufficiency they (sometimes!) bring to the table makes tools like Bitmoji classroom a time-saver for teachers. There is a misconception that Bitmoji classroom is only useful for elementary and middle school rather than high school.
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