Remind Reminders–Preferred Language

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Communicate with every family in their home language—individually and at scale

Preferred language translation lets you effectively reach all families in their home languages—from direct conversations to district-wide notifications.

Reach families in the languages they understand.

With preferred language translation, messages are automatically translated into 90+ languages on the Remind app and on the web. Parents can select their home language for messaging on Remind, or teachers and administrators can manually update preferred languages for hard-to-reach families.

Support family engagement with two-way translation.

When you send a message to a multilingual group, all you need to do is compose your message in English. From there, you can see which languages your message will be translated into, confirm the number of recipients per language, and preview the translated text, all from one place—no copying and pasting from Google Translate required. Plus, translations are two-way so you can answer questions and build stronger relationships. When a parent responds to your message in their home language, it’s translated back to the preferred language you’ve set.

For more information on Preferred Language:

Preferred language translation FAQs

How do I send translated messages as a teacher, parent, or student?

How can I receive messages in another language?

How can I set a preferred language for my class participants?

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Jamboard is going away; Are you ready?

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Jamboard is going away and Lucidspark is here to help.

Import all of your Jamboard files into Lucidspark before October 1st, 2024 to ensure that your Jams remain editable.

 

Read how to here.

Step 1: Login to Lucid via LaunchPoint

Step 2:  Click the blue + New button

Step 3:  Select Import from the dropdown menu

Step 4:  Choose Jamboard

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Canvas Module and Assignment Differentiation

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Did you know?   As of July 20th, we now have the ability to assign modules, pages, and ungraded discussions to sections and students!  Please see the resources below for all of the details on these robust new Canvas features:

  1. Canvas Release Notes from July 20th, 2024.
  2. Canvas Guide
  3. Feature Video:

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Canvas Updates–Discussions Redesign

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This enhancement aims to improve teachers’ and students’ experiences by offering new customizations and interactive components, including @mentions, anonymous posting, post logging, and enhanced searching and sorting capabilities. This interface will also introduce other exciting features such as Discussion Summaries and Checkpoints, which are planned to be released in the coming months.

To ensure a smooth transition and help you make the most of these new features, here are a few resources:

  1. Instructional Video: This brief video provides an overview of the new features and changes that users can expect to see in the Discussions Redesign. You can watch it here.
  2. Two-Page Guide: This concise document explains which features have changed, and includes tips to assist you in leveraging the new features effectively. You can download the guide here.
  3. User Guides: Canvas has also created detailed “How-To” user guides for both the student and teacher roles.
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