@kassy_csub @jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Kassandra, Google Slides is easy to work with as well. I believe students will be able to navigate google slides without a problem.
@Dmelendrez1177 @jse_CSUB@csubted Hello! I also mentioned google slides must be my favorite. Google slides allow students to engage with one another. Students share their ideas as well as practice their communication skills.
@Maribelcsub23@jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Maribel, the flip grid is also a resource that will allow students to get out of their comfort zone. In the first LBST class, I had to take, I was so shy about talking in front of a camera and posting. However, it leads me to be more open.
@nvalencia_9 @jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Natalie, an educator that I also follow is Professor Esquibel. Professor has been able to teach us new resources we can use in the future that will make it easier for us teachers and students.
@Ereynolds1Erika@jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Erika, How cool that you get to substitute teach. I'm currently in the process of getting into substitute teaching. I'm excited to learn and meet new students.
@Maribelcsub23@jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Maribel. I’ve never been into Twitter or understand it so much. However by creating my professional education account now I see the point. There’s a lot of great mentors that are willing to educate more.
@LittleCSUB @jse_CSUB@csubted Hello! I agree with you. Out of all the classes I’ve taken not one professor has ever allowed us to leave comments on the syllabus.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A4: Out of all the tech quest Quest #6 has been the most rewarding. It’s has definitely improved my understanding by being able to leave a comment next to the activity we don’t understand.
@jse_CSUB@csubted A3: One classroom tech tool I can see students using during a group activity is google slides. Google slides will allow students to participate and engage with one another as well as practicing their communication skills. @csubted@jse_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
@jse_CSUB@csubted A2: An educator I follow and shares resources that are useful in Twitter is Professor Esquibel. Professor Esquibel has expanded my knowledge in technology. I’ve learned new websites I can use in my future classroom to have better communication with students and parents.
@xojessaa03@jse_CSUB@csubted Hello Jessica !
I advise you to start looking into jobs that have to do with education! You’ll absolutely love it. I used to work at a pharmacy and didn’t like it at all. I started applying to school districts until I got in and don’t plan on working anywhere else!
@canas_miss@jse_CSUB@csubted@aobannon_CSUB Hello Lucia ! How cool that you work for a private school. Have you worked for a public school before if so what do you prefer public or private ?
@jse_CSUB@csubted A1: My favorite education technology resource this summer in EDTE is class dojo. I believe that class dojo is a great source of communicating with parents and students. Students and parents get to see where they stand and keep track. @csubted@jse_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
@jse_CSUB@csubted Introductions: Hello, my name is Jasmine Molina . I would love to teaching 1st grade. I’m currently an after school instructor and my students are 1st graders. I’ve enjoyed working with my 1st graders. @csubted@jse_CSUB#csubEDTE4200