A video can create a connection, that may be missing, between a student and a teacher. Using videos educationally can not only aid in a student’s learning but can provide them with verbal feedback on assignments. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A16: I can help students determine the value of social media posts by showing them which posts are valuable and which ones aren't. I can also teach them to be careful when posting by showing them examples of when people were not careful and the repercussions they faced. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A15: Interrogating information means questioning if the information is true or not. I think this is possible by doing more research elsewhere on the information that is seen on social media. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A14: It is important for students to learn social media literacy skills because it will help them learn which accounts and sources they can trust and which ones they can't. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A13: I can move on from a negative social media post by responding to it accordingly and leaving it in the past. Knowing that it already happened and reassuring myself that I handled it appropriately will help me move on.
@ScottRRocco A12: When calling or talking a person, one can truly understand ones tone and demeanor. When chatting online or through email these highly important things can be taken the wrong way and lead to more problems. #tec207
@CrystalMDeLeon@ScottRRocco Hi Crystal! I agree, it is very important to consider what to say and how to react when approaching a negative comment on social media. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A11: I would use this strategy by thinking about how I would approach the situation of a negative comment posted on social media. This allows the situation to be resolved appropriately and respectively. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A10: I will be able to identify this transfer by seeing what skills my students have over a variety of EdTech platforms and in the classroom. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A9: Collaboration is very important in schools. By collaborating through EdTech, students can bounce ideas and thoughts off of each other and essentially learn more about certain topics in order to reach a common goal. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A8: This question is important because making sure students understand the content is very important. Without this tool a student may not understand and will not have the ability to show that. This tool provides students with a voice while using EdTech. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A7: Having a core set of tools is suggested because it allows an educator to see how a student is comprehending and what a student has learned through EdTech. This allows the students to receive help with EdTech if needed and if they are confused with content. #tec207
@alyssah529@ScottRRocco Hi Alyssa! Technology is very versatile and I think finding different ways to use an educational technology platform is very beneficial for the classroom. #tec207
@ScottRRocco A6: In regard to the comparison of looking at EdTech as a cauliflower, the author means that EdTech can and should be used in versatile ways. EdTech does not limit a teacher and students to one use, most of the time. #tec207