Teacher Use Cases

Educator Use Cases Please add pictures and a description of how you are using the Rocketbook with your students

New Berlin Eisenhower Middle/High School AP Calculus BC Class Students prepare for AP test by completing sample problems in their Rocketbooks Students upload their work to teacher’s LMS PowerSchool platform Teacher projects students’ answers and facilitates class discussion Students upload homework completed in Rocketbook to teacher which is graded on LMS system

Penn High School Mishawaka, IN Pre - Calculus Class Students use Rocketbook to complete daily warm-up Students take class notes and upload them to designated Google Drive folder Students use uploaded notes to complete homework Teacher uses personal Rocketbook to answer students’ homework questions through email or LMS system (Canvas)

Lancaster Central High School Anatomy and Physiology Lancaster, NY Anatomy and Physiology Teacher instructs students on how to use the Cornell Note Taking System with their Rocketbooks to prepare them for college Students take class notes and upload them to their designated Google Drive folder and to a shared teacher folder Teacher conferences with students and reviews their notes with them

High School Physics Lab Using the Rocketbook - Lancaster, MA Students reference prelab and begin gathering data from experiment. Toward the end of class, students work on final write-up. Students scan their pages and submit it to a shared Google Drive folder. Teacher pulls up the Google Drive folder with student submissions on big screen TV. Teacher delivers immediate and relevant feedback.

How Rocketbooks Changed Student Help I originally would get e-mails such as Now I got e-mails With Rocketbook PDF’s Titled 4.8 homework Help. And this would Pop up: Student help now takes less time and guessing about exact misunderstandings

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I just started using my Rocketbook to draft my Absent Synopsis that I create daily, so students can see what they missed during class. cbrent@epasd.org Carmen Brent--high school

Ravenswood Elementary School in Chicago I am the Drama Teacher at Ravenswood Elementary School in Chicago and I am always looking for ways to help my students give and receive useful feedback to each other. To do this I need to be able to see the type of feedback they are getting so I can provide help where it is needed. I use a single point rubric for formative assessments. I have a few chromebooks, but not enough for everyone, and some of my students don't have access to computers at home. This means that paper is going to be necessary. I used to use journals to gather reflections, but carrying home 500 (I see all of the students) composition notebooks a week is not sustainable. This is where Rocketbook comes in! I used the downloadable pdf page and did a little editing in GIMP so I was left with the border, check boxes, and qr code, then I saved it as a .png. Then, using google draw, I created a rubric document with the Rocketbook page and added in a check mark in the appropriate area so the rubric will automatically save to the right classroom folder! When it's time to give/receive feedback, each student gets a copy. The students are responsible for writing down the notes they receive and keeping the rubric in class, so they can reuse it and observe their growth. After each class, I scan the page and I can look at their work from home without carrying a ton of journals. If a student loses their sheet, No Worries! I have a copy of past work, and can print out a new sheet. Not sure how to condense this without losing the information

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