After reviewing Digital Literacy, I found my District has an account for https://t.co/exsJdEU5K2. I am so excited to be intentional with these lessons to build strong tech users and understanding of privacy. Even able to push it out if back in #DistanceLearning#csufedtech
@alexredgrave2 Hi Alex! I teach 3rd grade, so some of the activities I will need to adjust to best meet my students’ needs. But modeling and showing them the 7 questions to ask when reading an article for purpose and reliability would be a great foundation for them!
Here’s a great resource to grab some lesson ideas on Media Literacy! Could be adjustable for different grade levels #csufedtech https://t.co/IXuf1gf1ea
Vocabulary is an area students struggle with in my district. So I was so excited there was a #MOOC on An Intro to Teaching Vocab through @FutureLearn ready to bring this back into my class in the fall! #csufedtech https://t.co/AhL2W4ZKXt
Teachers are forever learners and #MOOC gives us that opportunity! We can build new skills and enhance what we bring into the classroom! #csufedtech https://t.co/czETmb6C6L
There are different options to incorporating social media in the classroom, the goal of reaching beyond the 4 walls. This article shows some options you can use and adjust for your classroom: #csufedtech https://t.co/xX5gg8TQvj
Social media in the classroom can be a great tool to help improve learning and allow students to be aware of how to maneuver and use it in their own learning. Check out this site as to how it could help: #csufedtech https://t.co/hpvsEWgEWg
A4: The motivation of students to collaborate/log on-especially the difference of being comfortable online vs in person. Many of students were way more shy on camera than in when back in the classroom #csufedtech
A#: We had a STEM project competition against a 4th grade class and were on Zoom during the whole process and then afterwards had kids come up and share their findings. It was awesome for my 3rd graders to work with an older grade! #csufedtech
A2: I got into using Flipgrid during distance learning and loved it! Intend to continue using it next school year, Google Classroom, and Google Meets to collaborate
@TheMrsSoto@EducationalMs@HeddenMicaela I find the teacher power/control is better on Zoom. I also had less tech issues on that platform. Although GM did a lot of updates throughout distance learning!
A1: following other educators on social media platforms-FB has different educator groups. We used Zoom to connect/plan as a grade level and Youtube is another resource! #csufedtech
Let’s teach our students to be critical thinkers, not just consumers. Check out this resource for ideas! https://t.co/y2hjwRUU0O #informationliteracy#csufedtech