@EDTdunbar I agree that the test needs to change. I think it would be great to do something more creative. I'm just wondering how it would be scored. #wuedt6020
@HSmith_E129 When implementing technology I find more student participation. They are curious and excited to try something new. This year I found the same few students struggled to turn in assignments whether they were digital or handwritten. Digital cuts down on # of extras made.#wuedt6020
@EDTdunbar Gamification could be used as a summative assessment if used correctly to display students' knowledge and understanding of the key concepts of that unit. For instance, you have them create a game and provide answers that reflect their understanding of the key concepts. #wuedt6020
@banker_suz5899 I think that it is great that you are going to provide a mixture of old and new. It will provide a good balance. In Kindergarten, play is essential and one of the best ways to engage and keep their attention in order to help them remember and understand key concepts. #wuedt6020
@ChalimaS I would use it for reading, science, and Social Studies. In reading, science, and Social Studies we explore different time periods. It would be nice for students to see what it was like during that period of time in order to better understand the topic. #wuedt6020
@clogiceducation Time is holding me back. We are being inundated with more and more technology to use in our classrooms. I need time to research and make sure it aligns with Common Core Standards, provides the right amount of rigor, includes ways to differentiate, and track data.#WUEDT6020
@mgodwin921@tompgavin I love using Google Slides/Docs as well for group projects. I like that I can add notes to their docs; so that students have automatic feedback on what they have done.#wuedt6020
@tompgavin Canva, FlipGrid, and Google Docs have been easy and accessible tools that I have used for group projects to promote collaboration among learners. Students have created advertisements using Canva. Flip Grid can be used to create commercials or book reviews. #wuedt6020
@tompgavin Canva, FlipGrid, and Google Docs have been easy and accessible tools that I have used for group projects to promote collaboration among learners. Students have created advertisements using Canva. Flip Grid can be used to create commercials or book reviews. Google Docs for reports
@EDTRobert @tompgavin I enjoy Schoology as well. I like that discussion posts that can be built-in and that students can send each other emails in order to collaborate. I love Google because of the auto-save feature. Nothing gets lost.
@tompgavin Canva, FlipGrid, and Google Docs have been easy and accessible tools that I have used for group projects to promote collaboration among learners. Students have created advertisements using Canva. Flip Grid can be used to create commercials or book reviews. Google Docs for reports
@daphne_WU_EDT@tompgavin Hi Daphne!
I teach 5th grade. I know what blooket is but am not familiar with gimkits. Would you recommend it for upper elementary? Is it a free app? I'm always looking for something new. Thanks for sharing!
@HSmith_E129@tompgavin Hi Hannah!
My students would benefit from virtual reality in Social Studies and reading. We read several historical fiction books throughout the year and VR would increase understanding and engagement. Could you find out what program she uses? Thanks!