Can we please stop having the “how do we stop our students from cheating” conversations and continue to have more of the “how can we make this work for our students” conversations? #teachingonline#COVID2019
Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality in K–12 Education: A Review of the Literature in
Technology Pedagogy and Education (Mass & Hughes, 2020) - see
https://t.co/w4aG9ffFgO
Would you consider using Pokemon Go to teach Evolution? See Stephanie Keeps’ article that examines Why Pokemon GO Interferes With Students' Understanding of Evolution.
https://t.co/h56lzqy5A6
#STEM@DiEliscia@HynesKatelin@MsGruppuso
Wi-Fi access remains poor in some parts of rural Canada, and about 6.5 per cent of Canadians report they don’t have access to the internet at home. Many students rely on their (smart phone) data plan for internet. #onlinelearning#CanadaCovid19
https://t.co/9lL8kSHNrD
Thanks again class #EDUC5199G for participating & talking about #STEMapps with @HynesKatelin@DiEliscia@MsGruppuso tonight!
Don't forget to join us on Canvas join in the discussion questions.
One question: Which app were you assigned & what were your initial impressions?
Remember that month or so when everyone obsessively played Flappy Bird on their phone? Why not try to create your own version using pygame on your home computer: https://t.co/MNCArA7E0o Thanks @wireframemag! Thanks Rik!
@mjbeers1 I am grateful to already be apart of an amazing online learning community during my graduate studies. I consider myself extremely fortunate that my education at #uoit is able to continue relatively uninterrupted!
Here it is...the brand new "77 MORE Simple STEM Activities for Families"
Find a PDF at https://t.co/sWpIB4heHM
(thank you everyone for suggesting ideas!)
#RemoteLearning#STEM#parenting#COVID19
It is also important to consider whether all students are able to participate in an online learning community. This includes accessibility considerations for people with disabilities & equal access for students who experience increasing financial stress during this time.
Feeling grateful amongst #Covid_19 school closures that I am already a part of an amazing online learning community - yet, it's important that there are proper resources and measures in place to ensure that both teachers and students are capable of making a switch to e-learning.
"Universities and colleges in Canada have the capacity to deliver classes online. The only thing limiting your ability to go online is bandwidth. You’re not creating a whole interactive curriculum; that’s not what #onlinelearning means.“ #COVID19
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