Using Digital Boards to Give Students Choice

We can build student engagement, support differentiation and provide more authentic
assessments when we offer students opportunities to have voice and choice in their 

learning. Using boards like Bingo and Tic Tac Toe is one way we can provide students 

voice and choice. On these boards, we can offer students a variety of ways to use 

technology to process and demonstrate their learning. Students can pick their path

to complete a line across the board.

Elementary Example

Designed by Stephanie Harding @ Meadowvale
Special thanks to Stephanie for sharing one of her first creations! Great Work!

Secondary Example

Source: https://adjustingcourse.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/connected-bingo.pdf

You and your students do not have to be experts on the tools offered on the 

gameboards. Part of the learning experience can be for students to develop their skills
for self-learning as they learn to use new tools to complete projects that interest them. 

These digital boards provide students the opportunity to develop their technical, 

creativity and problem solving skills.

To learn more, please see this short article: Design Your Own Choice Board by
Catlin Tucker that includes tips and other examples. 

Note: Google and Pinterest are also great places to search for more board templates

and examples. Use keywords like "student choice boards," "digital choice boards," and 

"learning menus."