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The document discusses using various technologies in the classroom, including Kahoot for interactive quizzes, videos for demonstrations, Twitter for question-asking, blogs for student work and feedback, e-sign ups for presentations, YouTube for lectures, podcasts, and Google Forms for polls. Kahoot keeps students interested through a game format that tests their knowledge and speed. These technologies help engage students, organize class activities, and provide feedback to teachers and students.
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Seattle Central College
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Blog #2
- 1. Aundrell Hines Blog #2 Technology in the class room
- 2. Kahoot it • Fun and exciting • It test the competitors to see how much they know • Speed of how fast you know it also comes into play
- 3. Kahoot it THE GAME WILL KEEP YOUR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE LESSON BECAUSE EVERYONE WANTS TO WIN. PRIZES CAN BE GIVEN OUT AS AN INCENTIVE TO WHOMEVER WINS IT WILL ALSO LET YOU KNOW WHO NEEDS TO STUDY MORE BECAUSE THIS IS SOMEWHAT OF A QUIZ
- 4. Videos for the class room Videos of demonstrations on how to do will can also be a big factor to teach Depending on the age group, cartoons may be a way to present a lesson over that topic
- 5. Twitter • Twitter can be used if you are teaching a large class • Students can ask questions via twitter by hash tagging their questions • This helps by minimizing time of asking the question out loud then repeat it • It gives the student time to think of their questions
- 6. Blogs Students will be able to post their work and other students will be able to give feed back As a teacher you will be able to monitor what is going on and the progress of your students
- 7. E- Sign Ups • Students will be able to sign up to do presentations • This we allow the students to know exactly when they will be up • It will also keep your class in a organized fashion
- 8. YouTube Teachers will be able to post lectures for the students to listen to outside of class. The teacher can also refer other videos for their students to watch on that material
- 9. Podcast THE TEACHER CAN CREATE PODCAST FOR THE STUDENTS TO LISTEN TO. THIS IS A CREATIVE WAY TO LET THE STUDENTS HEAR YOUR OPINION OVER THE TOPIC MORE THAN ONCE
- 10. Google Forms • The teacher can create a poll for the students so that they can get feed back and criticism • This can majorly help your class by helping you change things up for the better of your students