@emily_osterman1 Sixth-sense! Teaching high school this was much more of a problem. One bit of advice I received was, when you weren't actively walking around the class, move your vantage point from the front to the back of the class, thus allowing the ability to glance at all screens. #wuedt6020
@ScottLeah624 In the college world the barrier is the attempt for students to use their cell phone as the sole device for learning. Some but not all of our LMS (D2L) will work via phone devices. I encourage students to take advantage of the laptop lending program the college offers.#wuedt6020
@Ms_VPalmer I am using AI as a tool in my classroom as a means for thinking outside of the norm. Chat GPT has allowed us to build on current ideas as we brainstorm with the vastness of its databases. It's a tool to spark more conversation for us.#wuedt6020
@ScottLeah624 I think the human aspect or AI involvement for students to ask and receive questions is awesome. Allowing for more than a video type experience. I do see many great advantages for younger learners. #wuedt6020
@K_Correll1001 Wow, that's great to give little learners that experience, as well as build engagement for when they get to go with school or family. COVID was a catalyst to so much more use of technology for the common good and new ideas for tech in school.#wuedt6020
@EDTaudra Audra it seems that the tangibility factor, which I'm sure at some point will be part of the experience, is missing for older learners who may need that wow factor for engagement. https://t.co/EsffXoX8tn You may like this site for future ideas.
@JJefferiesWilmU@KFranklin923 Jonathan, Collaboration is Key! If used to its utmost potential, we can view an idea in action from across the district and around the world. It quickly becomes an exponential tool for sharing creative ideas.
@MadiPSteele@KFranklin923 Madison, adding information for families to social media sites my allow ot to be viewed earlier and more often than the random email. Chances are people are checking their socail sites and will then organically come upon the needed info. Smart, its how we connect!
@adams_eliz90163@KFranklin923 Elizabeth, I like the idea of live video through social media content. Not as a big brother mentality but more of a tool for real understanding of support educators may need. Pictures and words paint pictures but reality is the ultimate tool.
@KFranklin923 Social media helps to create another dimension to students and educators alike. We use Whatsapp to create learning communities within the college that live on long after the class has ended creating a vast support network! It's eye opening to see its power for support.#wuedt6020
@ScottLeah624@KFranklin923 Hi Leah, I would love to develop a virtual kitchen for my students! Given what I do is so tactile, I know this is easier said than done, but the possibilities would be very exciting for sure. Nearpod has an blog post you may like to look at.https://t.co/dQTrxpOczm
@Ms_VPalmer@KFranklin923 Hi Valerie! I am also interested in the use of ChatGPT for enhancing the classroom for instruction, which will also help students. This video offers some great suggestions dealing with curriculum, jump starting lesson plans etc. Check it out! https://t.co/H1MzVqYDWV
@KFranklin923 I would like to transform my traditional test, quiz and assignments into more experiential experiences through gamification, virtual field trips or story based learning that offers a realm of excitement to the information. #wuedt6020
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