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- 1. Educational Technology Module #3: Leading in Digital Citizenship with Google Slides Date: 12/10/15 Grade level: 8th Q. Annie Ishfaq Math: Linear and Non-linear functions
- 2. Educational Technology Module #3: Leading in Digital Citizenship with Google Slides Date: 12/10/15 Grade level: 8th Q. Annie Ishfaq Math: Linear and Non-linear functions
- 3. What are Linear and Non-linear functions? If you want to find out then watch this brief explanation of how to tell the difference between linear and nonlinear equations! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3Co hshlw90
- 4. Would you like to read a text on this topic? Well then click on the link below and start reading! https://ca.bigideasmath.com/students/?level=9.00 &free=1
- 5. Wondering how the graphs of both functions look like? Click on the link below! https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Jh_Fnvc1T sIoDGBvBFek97sk7FLa349DWYx3VkgFoc/edit?usp= sharing
- 6. Interactive SmartNotebook Lesson http://exchange.smarttech.com/details.html?id=ae8745c9-6cb2 -4370-a7ed-2676699bb449 This link introduces functions in their linear and non-linear forms.
- 7. Lets play a game to determine if you grasp the idea or not! https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/51b0ac2f-3bb9-458e-a9 07-c8375258b5f0
- 8. Reflection How can Google Slides help you share new digital resources and tools for learning? ● What I love about Google Slides is that the format is similar to that of PowerPoint but much better in terms of variety of slide themes and options to insert your own links/content. As a future teacher, I would incorporate different digital resources (games, texts, videos, graphics, etc.) in one single space using Google Slides. To collaborate with my colleagues and/or students on Google Slides, all I have to do is share the link or email it to them with one simple click. I am also able to see the changes as they take place by other people. It would be easier for my colleagues to critique the digital recourses I include in my slides by leaving a comment next to the slides.. This will allow me to improve my mistakes and prevent me from using similar digital resources.
- 9. What are Linear and Non-linear functions? If you want to find out then watch this brief explanation of how to tell the difference between linear and nonlinear equations! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3Co hshlw90
- 10. Would you like to read a text on this topic? Well then click on the link below and start reading! https://ca.bigideasmath.com/students/?level=9.00 &free=1
- 11. Wondering how the graphs of both functions look like? Click on the link below! https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Jh_Fnvc1T sIoDGBvBFek97sk7FLa349DWYx3VkgFoc/edit?usp= sharing
- 12. Interactive SmartNotebook Lesson http://exchange.smarttech.com/details.html?id=ae8745c9-6cb2 -4370-a7ed-2676699bb449 This link introduces functions in their linear and non-linear forms.
- 13. Lets play a game to determine if you grasp the idea or not! https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/51b0ac2f-3bb9-458e-a9 07-c8375258b5f0
- 14. Reflection How can Google Slides help you share new digital resources and tools for learning? ● What I love about Google Slides is that the format is similar to that of PowerPoint but much better in terms of variety of slide themes and options to insert your own links/content. As a future teacher, I would incorporate different digital resources (games, texts, videos, graphics, etc.) in one single space using Google Slides. To collaborate with my colleagues and/or students on Google Slides, all I have to do is share the link or email it to them with one simple click. I am also able to see the changes as they take place by other people. It would be easier for my colleagues to critique the digital recourses I include in my slides by leaving a comment next to the slides.. This will allow me to improve my mistakes and prevent me from using similar digital resources.