You can assign everyone an ‘individual copy’, make your original document ‘editable’ for collaboration, or keep it as ‘view only’. From here, you can choose a file from OneDrive and select the setting you want for this file. This was done through rounds of testing and loads of user feedback – so a huge thanks to everyone involved, we couldn’t have made it this awesome without your help!įirstly, create a new assignment as you normally would, and change your settings, before selecting “Kami” as your app. To get you kami-fying your workflow, we’ve made sure this new integration is super easy to get familiar with. We are so excited to welcome Microsoft users to the family, and we can’t wait for you to start using Kami in your classroom every day.
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Now – the update many of you have been waiting for – our Microsoft Teams integration!
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To access this upgrade and any new improvements in the future, you’ll need to re-install the Kami integration from the Schoology app center. Oh, and in case you missed it, we’ve been fully integrated with Schoology’s Elementary Experience since October!
Note: Watch the video at the top of the page for a demo at 4:40” Once submitted, grading multiple assignments is even easier – just click the students’ names to load their work – and this is all from within the Kami grading window! Plus, students can’t edit the assignment after it’s been submitted. For a better monitoring experience, you’ve got the Open Grader option which now allows you to monitor students’ unsubmitted work in real-time. With the Edit Template option, you have the chance to make changes or additions to your newly created assignment. In the new version, you can always go back to the assignment to make edits. Jumping onto the Schoology Course page, you can now select Kami when you add materials.įrom here you can choose a file from your Drive, give it a title, and choose your tools in the Feature Control selection. Kami is now compatible with Schoology on iPadsģ. Kami works with Co-teachers and you can also share your assignments with other teachers or courses We’ve leveled up our whole Schoology integration to give you a simpler, more effective experience.ġ. Recently we’ve been developing updates for Schoology, and the highly anticipated Microsoft Teams. One of the best parts about Kami is its ability to integrate with your LMS – so we’re always looking for ways to level up. This will be available in about a month’s time. We’re making your students’ experience even more accessible by automatically displaying closed captions when playing back video, screen capture, and voice comments. Our Read Aloud feature now works on text that has already been highlighted, as well as on anything written into a Kami Textbox. We’d love to know what other shapes or diagrams you want to see added here, so let us know on social. Sitting in the Stickers Tool, you can now add graphic organizers to your documents with the click of a button! So when your students need a quick visual way to explain their work, graphic organizers are right there! In the Signature tool, you’ll find an image of the current date and time to add to your Kami document – this is another little time saver to help you every day. You asked, we delivered! The Open Dyslexic font is now available in our text toolbar for any learners who need a little extra help processing text. No Learning Management System? No problem! You can now set Feature Controls directly from Kami’s sharing box. This improvement is live for Canvas and Schoology, and coming soon to Google Classroom. And now, we’ve changed it so that you can add or remove feature controls in real-time. We know things can get a little messy when lots of students are collaborating in the same Kami doc we’ve tidied up how it looks down on the collaborator bar, making it easier for you to see all the students and to see who has done what on the doc.įeature Controls is a helpful function that allows you to pick and choose which Kami tools you want your students to use when completing an assignment. We’ll start by quickly going through some of the awesome updates that have been made since we last checked in!
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