WU Ed Tech is here to stay, but from what I saw this past school year, I wonder if there might be a a reduction in its use. The pandemic necessitated a lot of ed tech all at once, but I haven’t seen students thrive using the technology.
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A3 We must consider whether the technology has been approved by the district for use in the classroom. Also, we should consider whether the technology is enhancing the learning experience. Are we just using technology for technology’s sake?
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A2 I like Kahoot! as an Ed Tech tool. It’s a fun way to review, particularly in a not so fun class, like math. Students are easily engaged by it and can get very competitive playing it. And it is formative assessment at the same time!
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@momarchs I like this definition, but I struggle with the idea of technology fostering community. I need to think about this a little more. . . #tldeuno2022
My name is Jeanne Meyer, and I will be a Special Education Resource Teacher at Millard North HS in August. I am not very comfortable integrating technology in the classroom.
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@Charlie75303313 Since I am the SPED co-teacher, I am not the content teacher introducing tech in the classroom. I just learn to use what the co-teacher wants to use. #tldeuno2022
WU: For educators, Twitter can be useful. Educators can share ideas and information with fellow educators. What is great about Twitter is the power to curate. If an educator or hashtag resonates with you, you can follow them. #tldeuno2022