When it comes to using Rocketbook in the classroom, the possibilities are infinite. Teachers are always requesting different Rocketbook hacks for the classroom, and last year we provided exclusive tips and tricks for teachers. This year, we just so happened to stumble across 4 more genius hacks to share….
Here’s 3 more expert tips for using Rocketbook notebooks and app in the classroom. Don’t worry, these are tested and proven hacks by teachers that are totally safe to try in your classroom.
⇨ Create and laser print custom templates for lesson plans, calendars, and problem sets onto your Rocketbook notebook pages.
Disclaimer: Laser-printing on Rocketbook paper can damage your printer if not done properly. We suggest using TerraSlate paper and doing some research in the Rocketbook Users Facebook Group. Rocketbook Pages are not intended to be printed on as is.
Why Teachers Should Use This Hack:
Why Students Should Use This Hack:
⇨ Use Beacons to whiteboard notes for a different classroom or before they’re erased.
Bonus Tip: If there are students out sick or staying home, use Snapcast to share whiteboard content remotely.
⇨ Share examples of class notes with your students via Google Drive or a class website.
⇨ Create a portable Rocketbook page that allows any student to scan their work, even if they wrote in a typical one-use notebook.
A special thanks to the awesome teachers who shared their Rocketbook tips with us! We hope these hacks help you make the most of our futuristic note-taking tools. Looking for more useful Rocketbook tips or have other great hacks to share with teachers? Follow us on Facebook and join our Rocketbook Teacher Facebook group.
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