TTL2 UNIT 3. 4 CREATING STUDENTS SAMPLES USING OPEN ENDED TOOLS.

1. Presented by:
Catherine C. Navarro
UNIT 3.4:
Creating student’s
samples using
open-ended
tools

2. define open-ended tools in teaching and
learning ;
enumerate the applications and uses
of open-ended tools for teachers
and students ; and
importance of open-ended tools
in teaching and learning.
A.
B.
C.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:

3. 1) What is open-ended tools in Teaching
and Learning?
Open ended tools have more than one
right answer, solution or outcomes and can
be completed in more than one way. They
can take the form of statements,
question, tasks, projects or teaching
methods.

4. 2) Projects-Based Learning Apps For
Teachers and Students
 Project-based learning is a matter of
identifying needs and opportunities (using
an app like flipboard), gathering potential
resources (using an app like pinterest)

5. TEACHERS APPS TO PLAN PROJECTS
TRELLO- gives
you a view on all
the projects or
little tasks that
need to be done.

6. GOOGLE
SITES- create
your websites for
project-based
learning.

7. NEARPOD- to use nearpod to create a guideline
presentation for the classroom project and make sure
your students is following your instructions closely.

8. SEESAW- Seesaw lets you create activities and
announcements you can share with your students.

9. STUDENTS APPS TO COLLABORATIVE ON CLASSROOM PROJECT
GOOGLE DOCS-
is a free web-based
application in which
documents and
spread sheets can be
created, edited, and
stored online.

10. PADLET- is a free online tool that is best described as an
online notice board.

11. PINTEREST-
is a social curation
websites for sharing
and categorizing
images found
online.

12. LUCIDCHART -
students can create
plenty of different
diagrams such as
flow charts, mind
maps, wireframes
and much more.

13. SUMMARY
 Open ended tools have more than one right answer, solution
or outcomes and can be completed in more than one way.
They can take the form of statements, question, tasks,
projects or teaching methods.
 Projects-Based Learning Apps For Teachers and Students
1) TRELLO
2) GOOGLE SITES
3) NEARPOD
4) SEESAW
5) GOOGLE DOCS
6) PADLET
7) PINTEREST
8) LUCIDCHART

14. THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING!!