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This document discusses ways to supplement student education through various learning tools and methods. It describes how to use different resources like TED talks and quizzes to help students master various subjects. It also mentions the ability to collaborate with students, monitor grades, and communicate with both students and parents through classroom apps to enhance learning engagement and keep everyone informed. Effective communication is highlighted as an important aspect.
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Mobile technology and devices have revolutionized education by providing new opportunities for learning. Students can use their mobile devices to access educational resources, conduct research, record multimedia content related to their coursework, and collaborate with classmates through apps. Many schools now allow students to bring their own devices (BYOD) which increases student engagement and access to online learning tools. It is important that schools provide secure infrastructure, e-safety policies and teacher training when implementing BYOD programs. Mobile devices have the potential to enhance learning by enabling creative projects, presentations, and communication in languages being studied.
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Google Classroom is a free web-based platform that integrates G Suite for Education accounts with Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Calendar. It allows teachers to create classes, distribute assignments, communicate with students, and stay organized. Teachers can see who has or hasn't completed work and provide real-time feedback and grades.
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Professor Renee Hobbs shares research on the importance of respecting the differing motivations and values of educators as they use digital media texts, tools and technologies for teaching and learning.
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This document discusses and summarizes the features of several educational apps, including Quizlet for creating digital flashcards, Symbaloo for bookmarking educational websites, Class Dojo for communication between teachers/students/parents, eBooks apps for accessing digital books, PowToon for creating animated videos, online stopwatches for timers, math battle games apps, and diagnostic testing apps.
Importance of technology in education
This document discusses the importance of technology in education. It notes that technology is integrated into many aspects of our lives, including how we learn. Technology can help create a more creative and engaging classroom environment. It allows teachers to introduce topics in a variety of ways to keep students interested. Technology also expands learning beyond the classroom by enabling communication outside of class time. Both teachers and students can stay updated on current events through social media. Technology also makes it easier to assess students and connect classrooms globally, giving students exposure to different cultures and perspectives. It provides convenient access to information and makes education more enjoyable for both teachers and students.
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The document discusses the benefits of using the web-based tool VoiceThread in education. It describes how VoiceThread allows students to comment on multimedia content using text, audio, video, or drawing comments. This gives students who struggle with writing or oral presentations an alternative way to participate. The document highlights how VoiceThread boosts engagement and motivation for students with disabilities or learning challenges by providing a non-threatening format for participation and collaboration. It also notes that VoiceThread can be accessed using any technology, including home phones, improving accessibility.
10 Technology Tools Every 21st Century Educator Should Use
Technology and education are pretty much intertwined. Nearly every school board in the world requires their teachers to implement some sort of technology in their classroom. For some teachers, educational tech tools seem foreign and they thereby feel hesitant and uncertain in using them and tying them to the curriculum they are teaching. Here are 10 Educational Tech Tools you may want to research about and implement in time for first day of school.
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Top 10 classroom apps
- 1. Learn content from a huge variety of subject areas to supplement education!
- 2. Easily format a quiz or study guide to help a student successfully master content in any area.
- 3. For subjects that require higher- level thinking, TED provides thought-provoking videos to inspire student learning.
- 4. This app is useful every day to monitor a child's grades, view upcoming assignments, and find contact info for other students and parents.
- 5. Collaborate with and offer feedback to students inside documents, spreadsheets, slide presentations, and much more!
- 6. Students get excited when learning is through a game
- 7. Parents can keep up with their student's work
- 8. Communication with students and consent forms from adults is very important
- 10. Communication with students is very important