Q4: For the last prompt on our slow chat activity, please reflect on our tech "Quest" activities by answering the following question. @csubted@jse_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
Q2: This is a different type of question for our Slow Chat. I am interested in hearing about some of the educators you may be following on social media and why? #csubEDTE4200@csubted@jse_CSUB
After you have introduced yourself to our community, please answer the following question below. Please reply and respond to your peers. @csubted@jse_CSUB#csubEDTE4200
Welcome EDTE 4200 students to this week's Twitter "Slow Chat." I will be posting questions throughout the week. Please reply to each prompt and respond to your peers.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted A4: tech quest #33, since I have seen and filled out one these created by my professor from other classes and I have always wanted to know how they were able to create survey to get to know the students much better.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted A3: One classroom tech tool I definitely see future students using would be google docs, since it as accessibility features that also help those who have a language gap in the course and are able to communicate with us via translation.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted A1: I think for the most part, my favorite education tech from this course would have to be Flipgrid. I actually love the idea of having to see other students and there responses, as well as meet others in the class.
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@jse_CSUB@csubted Hi guys! My name is Paulo and my hopes are teaching junior high or high school mathematics. Currently, I am in the application process, but have many people helping me out with word of mouth credibility. Thanks!
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