@mpilakow @Mr_JSpike I have a FANTASTIC Social Studies teacher who incorporates as much technology as she can in our course. i have learned about so many tech resources (hyperdocs,padlet,Google classroom, virtual field trips, ditchthattextbook, and more! she got us on twitter!!
A3 yes!!! I would definitely love to see developmental game courses or more courses focusing on technology and resources in the classroom! I know some education departments have a tech class for education - however mine, is lacking #games4ed
A2: Short answer: don't get me started. Longer answer: EVERY JOB, EVERYWHERE, is made better with a basic, foundational, knowledge of computer science and programming. It is only getting more necessary to have these skills, not less. #games4ed
A1 i have yet to learn about coding in my courses in the graduate program - however my boyfriend is an electronics engineer student and many of his assignments are making and completing codes! He once made a radio. The possibilities are endless for students #games4ed.
A5 (continued) i don’t want students thinking their only way to success and learning is vis tech. they need to think outside the tech world and see what they are physically capable of! the opportunities are just as endless #edtechchat
A5 with technology, there’s always technological issues! Sometimes it’s not there for us when we need - and if we rely on it solely to collaborate and learn - we will fail our students. they need to be able to adjust and adapt with tech issues #edtechchat
A4 i think both are equally important - yet very different in learning. we need technology to advance our opportunities for learning but face to face allows for a true connection and community feeling in a classroom. Tech can make us feel alone #edtechchat
For Virtual Field Trips an example i have recently done is a trip to the Historic Charleston City Market to cover a lesson on about supply and demand, it was so fun to see all the vendors!! #edtechchat
@mware_edu Virtual Field Trips are SO FUN! Some students have never been outside of their own state, so when they can see the world and other places in VR and see it in real action, it allows for new ways of thinking!!! It’s amazing to see where you can go on a VFT.
A2: tech is the new normal for our world, & it’s going to continue to grow. Students are gaining access to so many different ways of learning and collabing with others via technology. Tech open opens the door to endless opportunities for learning and engaging #edtechchat
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