Hyperdocs is a word you are most likely familiar with if you teach or are in the process of becoming a teacher.

So what is/are “HyperDocs”? According to HyperDocs.Co , they are “digital lesson plans that are designed by teachers and given to students. They provide access for students to all content and learning in one organized digital space. HyperDocs shift instruction by giving students the content to explore before direct instruction, and by asking students to apply their learning using the 4 C’s: critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.” In other words, a Hyperdoc is an interactive Google Document or Slide Deck (Ex. Google Slides) which replaces the worksheet method and gives the student hands on learning through the use of technology.

Watch this video to further understanding of HyperDocs and how to make one:

I found a HyperDoc for Pi (π) day 03/14. This document includes videos, questions/ activities for students to complete.

Second page of the HyperDoc link

This documents has hyperlinked activities, all students would have to do its click on the underlined words, and it will take them to YouTube videos they can watch as an activity. I will be using this PI Day Hyperdoc as a reference and inspiration when creating my own! The use of color and images the teacher included make this HyperDoc appealing to the eye!