HyperDocs are digital documents with hyperlinks used to facilitate learning all in one place. Watch the video below learn more about HyperDocs.

While researching more about HyperDocs, I came across a HyperDoc from an educator named Sarah Wood. In this HyperDoc, students develop storytelling skills while celebrating Día de los Muertos. She provides an interactive learning document with the following outcomes:

• Tell a written AND visual story that demonstrates a celebration of life.
• Utilize personal images and copyright-friendly images
• Design and develop your own digital ofrenda.

Click here to see her HyperDoc.

Adding HyperDocs into lessons are extremely beneficial. Not only is everything held in one place, but its beneficial in multiple ways. These ways include:

• facilitating student creativity and collaboration
• integrating various multimedia tools and digital media
• encouraging independence
• engages students
• allows students to explore, explain, apply, and reflect

I really enjoy the idea of using HyperDocs in the classroom. They’re a great way to create a community for teachers who value collaboration and lesson design. They’re also great for students because it gives them a space to explore, explain, apply, and reflect all in one place.