@EdTech_Shannon My biggest takeaway from your mini lecture was using Nearpod for analyzing and interpreting 3D images and for virtual field trips. #EduspireEDU939
@mrmacer My biggest takeaway from your mini lecture was using Google Tour Creator to create and share a story using street views and 360 images with naration. #EduspireEDU939
@RyanBerger18 My biggest takeaways from your mini lecture were using the Engineering Design Process for STEM lessons and keeping a digital portfolio. #EduspireEDU939
@PAteach_rcarty My biggest takeaway from your mini lecture was using Edpuzzle to check for understanding while watching a video. This is a great formative assessment tool! #EduspireEDU939
@MrBiggsCV My biggest takeaway from your mini lecture was that a flipped classroom teaches students to become independent learners. I also like that your students and parents use the videos for homework help. #EduspireEDU939
A2 My favorite educator to follow is Tony Vincent because he shares virtual online manipulatives and many distance learning tools @tonyvincent#EduspireEDU939
A1 My favorite tool to use with my elementary learners is Lexia Core 5. It helps students build on their reading skills at their own level in a game based format. It also provides lessons for students that are struggling on a certain skill. #EduspireEDU939
@AlbertsonsClass My biggest takeaways from your mini lecture were that kids write better when they have an audience and blogs can be used for all subjects #EduspireEDU939
@flyteach1st My biggest takeaway from your mini lecture was that your students learned the importance of writing for an audience through WE TV #EduspireEDU939