Quests: Make learning come alive
Take your lesson and dump them into an interactive live map. Lesson is broken down into learning activities.
One activity (dot on the map) can be something small like watch this video or send a Flipgrid response to this question. It can even be something offline like read chapters 1-2.
You can monitor the student progress from classcraft quest dashboard. You see where students are at, what they submitted, and more.
You can add a story line to your narrative to your lesson as well. Example: "Learn fractions while trying to save the princess." This can be teacher created or use pre-created (by teachers for teachers; free)
Story lines from marketplace are free and made by teachers. Once you add it to your account, it is yours. You can search by keywords to make topics more relavant, by grade level, subject, or even by standards. 
Everything from story lines become editable when added to your account.
Story Mode: Premade quests by classcraft that are just story narritives and images. These quests have specific links in the story that let you add Tasks that let you add in the work that you want.
Story lines can be made by you from scratch, use teacher created fully editable content, or use content made by classcraft.

Remote learning 101 (by Classcraft)

Remote Learning For or Against

#2. What are some student-centered approaches or techniques that are based on or require collaboration?

Year 1 Remote Learning