@LittleCSUB @jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Michael, good choice going with quest 6, I learned a lot from it too. A syllabus is definitely a mandatory tool for running an effective classroom.
@xojessaa03@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Jessica, great choice, I too found quest #7 to be helpful. I never knew how to create a Google site either, so that was definitely useful to learn.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A4: I found Tech Quest 21 to be the most rewarding for me, as it introduced me to Pinterest, helped me reach many wonderful new resources, and improved my understanding in tech regarding education; beforehand I probably would not have seen Pinterest as an education resource.
@nvalencia_9 @jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Natalie, good choice going with Google Sites for your choice of a group work tool. It would be very cool and interactive to let a group of students design their own site, or edit a pre-existing one.
@IsaacSelf_CSUB@jse_CSUB@csubted@aobannon_CSUB Hello Isaac, good choice for group activities. Google slides is definitely a great resource, especially for group projects. It would require great cooperation between the students to work together and get their assignments submitted.
@jse_CSUB@csubted#csubEDTE4200It would also utilize reading and writing via its messaging system and comments. In general the site utilizes heavy interaction amongst peers and would be great for group projects.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted A3: One classroom tech tool that I could see students using for non-teacher-led group activities is FlipGrid. This tool would utilize the four domains of academic language in many ways. It would utilize speaking and listening via its use of video and interactive features.
@jse_CSUB@csubted It would also utilize reading and writing via its messaging system and comments. In general the site utilizes heavy interaction amongst peers and would be great for group projects.
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@LittleCSUB @jse_CSUB@csubted@MykaMeier Hello Michael, great suggestion! It sounds like Myka offers great resources for educators and could be a big help in preparing us for life in those fields. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll be sure to look through her page when I get a chance.
@gcEDTE4200 @jse_CSUB@csubted@leeannjung Hi Guadalupe, thanks for the recommendation, Leeann sounds like a good influencer for educators like ourselves here. I will definitely have a look at her work when I get a chance.
@Ereynolds1Erika@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Erika, the Google Sites have definitely been a great resource, I'm glad to have been introduced to them. Thanks for recommending Khan Academy, I'd forgotten about that site. Good idea with the Google site, making a page for each month of class.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A tool we haven't used that I'd like to share is an app called Notebloc, available for Apple and Android. It let's you take a picture of any sheet of paper, then convert it into a jpeg or pdf without using a scanner!