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Remind for Your Students


I just did a couple of classes for teachers.  One of the questions was how do you sign up students for Remind.  Above is a video detailing how this is done.

Remind is used to text students and parents about homework, tests, and all kinds of information you would want to send your pupils.

The video below shows how you use Remind to create texts.

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