@LDeVault002 As a math teacher, I know many students struggle with math and do not like . Adding games into the lesson allows students to get excited and practice the skills that we have just learned or learned previously. It gives students a break from pencil and paper. #wuedt6020
@jaimebaffuto A challenge when it comes to gamification in the classroom is that students may not take it seriously. Some student may just click through the questions and not put forth their best effort. #wuedt6020
@MrDownes214 AI can be used in student learning by allowing students to simply have a virtual tutor that they can ask questions to. This allows students to ask questions when they are not in class and when studying at home possibly. #wuedt6020
@MrDownes214@KFranklin923 Hi, I like your idea of teachers being able to connect with other teachers to share curriculum ideas! Its always nice to see how other teachers teach their lessons.
@KFranklin923 Social media can connect classrooms locally and globally by allowing students and teachers to share their different cultures so that students are able to learn about different cultures and places around the world. #wuedt6020
@MrDownes214@KFranklin923@googledocs I love using google doc myself when collaborating with my coworkers! It’s great for students when completing group projects or collaboration assignments!
@SGuiou1996@KFranklin923@Symbaloo I just recently learned about Symbaloo as well and it is a great too for teachers and students! I am thinking about introducing this to my students at the beginning of the year so that they can keep their apps organized!
@KFranklin923 I enjoy using @PearDeck in the classroom to promote collaboration. Students are able to interact with the slides and actively participate in class. You can also talk to students individually. #wuedt6020