Lessonbank was built with Google Meet to offer students a full schedule of classes that can be attended in-person, online, or a hybrid of both--making learning more accessible than ever

Remote students can experience an in-class learning experience--complete with hand raising, class participation, and real time audio and video enabled engagement--from their homes

Reduce pressure for students to participate by enabling students to make emoji reactions to classroom instruction.   Reactions appear in the teacher's tile, and at the bottom left of the screen

Teachers can use breakout rooms to give remote students an opportunity to collaborate and work in smaller groups--and all while remaining in the online class being live streamed on Google Meet

Teachers can create polls for students to vote on during class. These polls can be useful for making checks on comprehension, facilitating discussions, and collecting anonymous responses to questions

Regardless if you're teaching in-person, online, or a combination of both students, it's important to leave space for questions. With a couple clicks, teachers can run interactive Q&A sessions 

While recording video is legal in all public school classrooms, some teachers may not want to be on camera.  With Meet, they can turn off the camera and instead share just their screen and audio

Lessonbank offers schools a real opportunity to grow ADM (average daily membership) by giving students a second chance to attend class online and a third chance by watching videos of missed classes