@CassidyyDandyy@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Cassidy, I agree that creating a google site has been the most rewarding tech quest. There are so many things you can use it for like to create a portfolio, document and demonstrate student learning, and you can even use it in lieu of a powerpoint presentation.
@Ereynolds1Erika@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Erica, I also chose tech quest #7 as being the most rewarding this summer. It has so many great features that I could see myself using to make my digital portfolio more appealing. Also, it is a tool I plan to share with my students so they can create their own sites.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A4: The most rewarding tech quest has been #7, which requires us to create a digital portfolio using google sites. In a professional setting, a digital portfolio allows you to showcase your work in the classroom and share strategies. @csubted@aobannon_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
@LittleCSUB @jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Michael, I enjoyed watching the video on "The Worst Prezo Ever" because it allows students to understand the dos and don'ts when working together as a group and creating a visual presentation. It is a great tech tool for group activities.
@Ereynolds1Erika@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Erika, I think discord would be a great platform for group activities, too. Students would be able to communicate with one another outside of the classroom without having to share their personal contact information. Also, it would make the assignment more fun.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A3: Google slides is great for group activities. This tool addresses all 4 domains of academic language since students must speak and listen to one another to agree on what to write on their slides. And they proofread their slides for errors. @csubted@aobannon_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
@IsaacSelf_CSUB@jse_CSUB@csubted@aobannon_CSUB Hi Isaac, thank you for sharing the educator you follow on social media. I am glad you have found someone who you can look up to and apply into your classroom. I will definitely take a look at her work on classroom management. That will be a very helpful tool for the future!
@CassidyyDandyy@jse_CSUB@csubted@HansTullmann Hi Cassidy, thank you for sharing the educator you follow. It is great to be able to see how other educators use twitter as a means of sharing strategies to better interact with students and other educators.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A2: I follow @BiscottiNicole because she is a teacher and author who shares the importance of learning strategies to better serve ADHD and ELL learners. She constantly shares tips and encourages other educators to share their tips as well.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted Introductions: Hello, My name is Astrid Guerrero-Castillo, and I hope to teach English at the high school level. I currently work as a second grade instructional aide.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted A1: My favorite EDTE4200 education technology resource has been Google Sheets. I've heard of Google Sheets, but I have never actually used it. I feel like it is a great way to organize information; it can even be used as a planner.@csubted@aobannon_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
@eneudorf_csub @jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Emma, I think Google sites is a great tool to build an online portfolio. I can definitely see myself sharing that resource with my future high school students since it has so many cool features that can help students put together a professional and creative portfolio.
@IsaacSelf_CSUB@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Isaac, I agree that Discord is a great platform. This is my first year interacting with Discord, and it is a great way to contact your classmates as well as hold meetings without having a time limit like Zoom.
@IsabelM_CSUB @jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Isabel, nice to meet you. I currently work at an elementary school and it is a super fun environment. I know you will enjoy it once you become a teacher!
@IsaacSelf_CSUB@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi Isaac, nice to meet you! I hope to teach at the high school level as well, and I also currently work as an Instructional aide.