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Elysia - Digital Tools for the Novice Educator

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Elysia - Digital Tools for the Novice Educator

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Grace Pugliese- A Teachers Resource of Math Game Websites for Game Based Learning  in Primary/Junior Classrooms

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Grace Pugliese- A Teachers Resource of Math Game Websites for Game Based Learning  in Primary/Junior Classrooms

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Hello everyone,

I have created a curation of different math websites that can help and be beneficial within the primary/junior classroom. The curation give teachers and educators the access to use various game based learning websites for math to be able to present the learning material in a new, fun, engaging and interactive way while still being able to meet curriculum expectations, which in turn sets them up to be life long learners. These websites, serve in many ways to allow students to be more interested in wanting to learn about math, and speaking from personal experience I have used many of these website before within my classrooms and found that the students were more eager to learn when using them.

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A curation of various resources to support teachers in implementing Mathematics in a fun and engaging way within a Primary/Junior classroom. Game Based learning is a teaching approach that allows uses the power of games to define and support learning outcomes for students in various subjects. Game Based learning allows student learning to be more enjoyable and relevent to the learner, it further allows the students to use their imagination to connect and discover new possibilities in a more fun and interactive way, that in turn support them to become life long learners.

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A Teachers Resource of Math Game Websites for Game Based Learning in Primary/Junior Classrooms

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A curation of various resources to support teachers in implementing Mathematics in a fun and engaging way within a Primary/Junior classroom. Game Based learning is a teaching approach that allows uses the power of games to define and support learning outcomes for students in various subjects.

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Marie Dallaire - Tools Every Student Should Know About!

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Marie Dallaire - Tools Every Student Should Know About!

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Hi Everyone,

I created a curation with links to different tools I believe every student should be able to use and learn about. I feel that many students would benefit from tools that help with time management, organization, editing, reading, and note-taking. These tools are there to make school easier for students.

Evernote: Organization/Time Management
Hemingway Editor: Editor
Natural Reader: Text to speech
OneNote: Note-taking

If you have other tools you believe every student should have access to please comment on this Padlet. I am always looking for new tools to add to my list.

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A compiled list of online tools to make school easy for students. Evernote is an organization and time management tool for students that may benefit from this. Hemingway Editor is a great tool for students needing an editor when writing essays and papers. Natural Reader is good for students who need their notes read out loud or for students who are on the go and want to maximize their time effectively by 'reading' their assigned readings. OneNote is a great tool for writing notes, recording lectures, and collaborative documents. Each tool is geared to support students in whatever they may need.

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A compiled list of online tools to make school easy for students. Evernote is an organization and time management tool for students that may benefit from this. Hemingway Editor is a great tool for students needing an editor when writing essays and papers.

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Daniela Pugliese - A Teacher's Guide to Genius Hour - Resources to Utilize in the Classroom

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Daniela Pugliese - A Teacher's Guide to Genius Hour - Resources to Utilize in the Classroom

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Hello everyone!

I created a curation of different resources about information to help give educators some background knowledge about the benefits and how Genius Hour can be implemented within the classroom. My curation as well features a list of different tools that educators can use with students, throughout the process, when engaging them in Genius Hour projects. Genius Hour projects, engage students in inquiry based problem solving and critically thinking, as they explore topics and ideas they are interested in and passionate about. Sparking both their creativity and innovative skills. When implemented effectively, Genius Hour projects can allow students to become self-learners and inspire them to be curious, creative and innovative.

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A Teacher's Guide to Genius Hour - Resources to Utilize within the Classroom

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A curation of various resources to support teachers in implementing Genius Hour projects within their classroom. Genius Hour is inquiry-based, student-directed research projects, where students set aside one hour a week to work on a long-term project, on a topic of interest they feel passionate about.

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Hello, current and future healthy active humans.

I am the health and physical education teacher for grades 9 and 10. Over the years, I have come to realize that students as well as staff do not possess the health literacy and movement competency to correctly engage in practices that will allow for good mental and physical health. The following curated websites aim to improve your health literacy and movement competency so you can lead a healthy life.

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Resources to Help You Live a Healthy Life

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Oriana Sutorius: Creating basic Chatbots with HS students

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Oriana Sutorius: Creating basic Chatbots with HS students

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Teaching your students about chatbots is both relevant to 21st century communication and engaging as a course project! Not sure what a 'chatbot' is? Don't know how to build one in a designated platform? No coding needed, you can check out these nifty resources and be on your way to chatbot-creation in no time.

What's a chatbot?

"A chatbot is a conversational piece of software powered by pre-programmed responses or artificial intelligence to answer questions without the need of a human operator" (Pickell, 2019).

Why would I want to talk about chatbots with my  high school students? How might learning to build one help their learning as 21st innovators?

Exploring the current use and potential future use of chatbots with your high school students is relevant as they already engage with chatbots much of the time. PHASE 1 would be to help them identify when they engage with a chatbot in order to understand what it is (customer service chatbots on a website, ordering food from a chatbot, social media chatbots, fitness chatbots, duolingo/ learning program chatbots, etc.) PHASE 2 would be to help them explore what else is possible with chatbots? How might making their very own chatbot serve them? PHASE 3 would be to explore emergent Artificial Intelligence (AI) and where the humble chatbot fits into this growing field?

These conversations help students think in nuanced ways about their current 21st c. world and what is to come as AI's presence will grow into every aspect of their lives. The goal is to help students envision how they might play a part in innovating the course of technologies such as chatbots/AI.

Possible high school courses where chatbot/AI learning may be applicable:

Media Studies, English Language Arts, Language courses, Computer Science, Social Studies.

Recommended grade level: 9-11

Head over to my Wakelet to learn more and check out the resources I've curated!

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Teaching your students about chatbots is both relevant to 21st century communication and engaging as a course project! Not sure what a 'chatbot' is? Don't know how to build one in a designated platform? No coding needed, you can check out these nifty resources and be on your way to chatbot-creation in no time.

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Creating basic Chatbots with HS students

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Teaching your students about chatbots is both relevant to 21st century communication and engaging as a course project! Not sure what a 'chatbot' is? Don't know how to build one in a designated platform? No coding needed, you can check out these nifty resources and be on your way to chatbot-creation in no time.

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Nicole Gough: Phonemic Awareness in Early Childhood

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Nicole Gough: Phonemic Awareness in Early Childhood

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Hello everyone,
My future goal is to teach early childhood education at the college level; therefore, my interests encompass the fundamental concepts of child development. Literacy skills are essential to children's development; the initial first step of language acquisition is phonemic awareness, requiring early learners to notice how letters represent sound. Therefore, I decided to curate a collection of valuable tools for educators that help children learn phonemics. This collection aims to provide educators and even parents with lesson plans, activities, games, technological applications, and additional resources that stimulate the development of phonemic awareness in early learners.
I hope you enjoy my curated collection.
Kind regards, Nicole

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Hearing and making sense of the sounds that make up words is essential to children's literacy development. Phonemic awareness is the ability to identify individual sounds in words. How can educators support early learners to understand that spoken words are made up of letters that represent sound?

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Hearing and making sense of the sounds that make up words is essential to children's literacy development. Phonemic awareness is the ability to identify individual sounds in words. How can educators support early learners to understand that spoken words are made up of letters that represent sound?

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Margaux Gaerlan - Edtech and Classroom Resources for teachers

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Margaux Gaerlan - Edtech and Classroom Resources for teachers

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Here is my digital curation of online classroom resources that may be helpful for all teachers! I have created multiple lists that include edtech blogs, online quiz taking, assessment for learning resources, and subject specific activities. My goal was to reach teachers of multiple disciplines and provide them with support and ongoing knowledge to adapt to this ever-so-changing tech world. I hope you enjoy reading my post!

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The power and significance of integrating technology in education is the ability to reach more students more efficiently and effectively. Technology is all around us and only continues to expand and innovate in its many uses! Although many educators like to rely on traditional methods of teaching, the possibilities and opportunities that open when technology is brought into the schoolroom are endless. For educators, teaching is not the only job. Staying up to date with technology changes in the classroom is almost a full-time job on its own. This is why we should be diligent and take initiative to keep ourselves in check when it comes to new technology that comes out every so often. Teaching ourselves basic software knowledge is a good start and hopefully, we don't become so obsolete and our students won't laugh at us.

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The power and significance of integrating technology in education is the ability to reach more students more efficiently and effectively. Technology is all around us and only continues to expand and innovate in its many uses! Although many educators like to rely on traditional methods of teaching, the possibilities and opportunities that open when technology is brought into the schoolroom are endless.

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Hi Everyone,  This is a collection of resources for Articling Students/Student-at-Law during their first year of articling in Ontario.  It has a collection of websites they can access which will help them navigate their first year of practicing law, links to continuing professional development, legal research, etc., since articling is a form of experiential learning. I like that Wakelet provide a one page access to a variety of resources.

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A quick access guide where Articling Law Students/Student-at-Law can find resources that will provide guidance to navigate during their Articling Year in Ontario

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Cynthia Lewis - Social Science Teaching Resources

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Cynthia Lewis - Social Science Teaching Resources

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Here is my digital curation of Social Science resources! I included all of the courses I have personally taught and the resources which I found to be very useful. This wakelet is intended for other educators to use if they need more materials to teach their students in these subjects! I love incorporating technology in my classrooms wherever I can. I hope this shines through the resources I have provided today!

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As a social science teacher, sometimes it gets very overwhelming because there are so many courses to teach. I decided to collect and share resources for each subject to try to make the teaching process less stressful. Below you will find resources that social science teachers can use based on the subject they are teaching. I realize there are so many subjects within this category, however as a new teacher, I could only add to the courses that I know. I hope that this digital curation can grow with resources as I move through my teaching journey and teach loads of new courses.

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High School Social Science Teaching Tools!

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As a social science teacher, sometimes it gets very overwhelming because there are so many courses to teach. I decided to collect and share resources for each subject to try to make the teaching process less stressful. Below you will find resources that social science teachers can use based on the subject they are teaching.

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https://wakelet.com/wake/2lbVWx7DVRZqYcvct6cjs

Hey everyone,

I choose to curate some links on ESL resources for all those busy teachers who have great ideas but not the time to make the necessary materials! While there are tons of resources available, it can be difficult to sort through them all with some being paid, requiring sign-up, etc. I am hoping my collection can help make the process of finding the resources a little clearer.

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For when you just don't have time to make them yourself!

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Hi everyone,

I choose to curate some links for a reader response unit for Grade 6 students. Here in Quebec, Grade 6 in the final year before heading off into high school which means that there is a final exam from the ministry for all students. One of those exams is being able to write a four to five paragraph essay about a story or article they read. They need to write a summary, the theme, connections, structures and features and their judgment on the piece. These are just some links that I have either created or used with my class to help them with the process of writing that reader response.
Thanks!

(Also if anyone could tell me how to change the thumbnail photo to something other than my face please let me know!)

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This board has all the resources needed to teach Grade 6 the elements of a reader response in anticipation for their final elementary school exams.

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Andrea Tucker - Helping prepare students for life after school in French

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Andrea Tucker - Helping prepare students for life after school in French

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I teach grade 12 French in Québec and have used this to find information for the business unit I will be working on at the end of the year. The point is to help students apply for jobs in a French job market and how to be successful in their jobs afterwards.

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This is a collection of items to help grade 11/12 students be ready for the business world and navigate it in French. These resources are specific to Québec because that is where I teach.

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This is a collection of items to help grade 11/12 students be ready for the business world and navigate it in French. These resources are specific to Québec because that is where I teach.

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Diane Vieira - Simulation Education Resources for Emergency Nurse Educators.  

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Diane Vieira - Simulation Education Resources for Emergency Nurse Educators.  

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Hello. I have developed Wakelet titled Simulation Education Resources for Emergency Nurse Educators which is intended to be used as a guide when designing and planning simulation-based learning experiences for emergency nursing continuing education. The resource includes Best Practice Standards for simulation design as well as example clinical case scenarios and a simulation case template. I have also included additional resources nurse educators can provide to learners to augment their education. Lastly, I provided a link to continuing education and professional development courses available to nurse educators regarding simulation education.

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Simulation education is an important component of healthcare education, particularly for nursing and other healthcare professions. Well-designed simulation education can lead to improved learning outcomes, and enhanced patient safety. This educational resource provides nurse educators with helpful simulation education information and tools.

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Simulation Education Resources for Emergency Nurse Educators

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Simulation education is an important component of healthcare education, particularly for nursing and other healthcare professions. Well-designed simulation education can lead to improved learning outcomes, and enhanced patient safety. This educational resource provides nurse educators with helpful simulation education information and tools.

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Hi Everyone, after the week covering digital equity, decolonizing the Internet and open educational practice, it brought me to look at different alternatives to connect all parts of the world to the internet. This curiosity led me to learn more about one of Elon Musk's ventures, Starlink. Their mission appears to be providing internet connectivity around the globe, make it possible for anyone, in any part of the world to access hi-speed connection. I thought I'd share more about what they are doing and how some countries are using their technology.

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Creating the opportunity to access the internet anywhere on Earth

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Hi everyone,

The topic I chose to digitally curate is one that focuses on a very important skill - paraphrasing! As a student coach in postsecondary education, I've noticed that many of my students struggle immensely with paraphrasing. Many haven't had enough practice, aren't familiar with what it is and it sometimes results in accidental plagiarism. To avoid this, I've digitally curated a collection of resources (links, video, practice sheets) so that students have this information readily available and accessible. With the amount of information available online, it can sometimes be overwhelming to search and focus in on the right resources, so this curated Wakelet can assist them in that process.

Hope you enjoy! :)

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Students in postsecondary education often struggle with the concept of "paraphrasing". It is an important skill to build in order to avoid accidental plagiarism and to ensure that academic integrity remains a priority! The links below provide more detailed information on what paraphrasing is, how to do it properly and offer practice worksheets/activities to test your knowledge. Happy paraphrasing!

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Students in postsecondary education often struggle with the concept of "paraphrasing". It is an important skill to build in order to avoid accidental plagiarism and to ensure that academic integrity remains a priority! The links below provide more detailed information on what paraphrasing is, how to do it properly and offer practice worksheets/activities to test your knowledge.

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Caryl Mclaughlin-Thompson- The French Experience

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Caryl Mclaughlin-Thompson- The French Experience

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Hi everyone,

I decided to curate a collection of travel-related resources for a French lesson that was designed to teach students in a grade 12 FSL class creative ways to practice their French writing skills. The goal of the lesson was also to assist them in familiarising themselves with various French-speaking countries, utilising their knowledge of grammatical structures and vocabulary covered in previous units to present information, and using multiple digital tools and internet resources for research and presentation.

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https://wakelet.com/i/invite?code=htt2dy6s

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Hi everyone,

My curation involves fun and engaging activities that would get third graders excited about fractions. I've put together read alouds, songs, and online educational games that would help reinforce the content for young learners. Hope you enjoy!

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Aravinthan kamaleswaran

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Lesson Plans About Identity, Epistemology, Fairness and Equity

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During the creation of Assignment 2, I naturally began to collect relevant resources as part of the process and saw this curation assignment as an opportunity to dive a little deeper, by refining and polishing the curation. Reading Jennifer Gonzalez's blog has helped me take steps to transition from a 'dumper' to a 'curator'. I intend to incorporate this curation as support for the website and lesson plans Oriana and I will be sharing in a couple of weeks.

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This curation serves as an introduction to how virtual reality technologies can play a role in building empathy, and awareness and even inspire action on diverse social issues. More specifically, these resources have been curated with educators in mind, with the intention of demonstrating the importance of including this emerging technology in their teaching practice.

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Aman Nagra - Social Studies Unit Plan + Digital Tools 

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Aman Nagra - Social Studies Unit Plan + Digital Tools 

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Hi everyone - This collection will touch upon the Social Studies Unit Plan designed for Grade 5 students and offers curated resources that meet the learning expectations in Ontario's educational curriculum. As well, includes stories and voices of Indigenous authors (embedded read along videos)

For primary divisions, educators can tweak these resources so they are age-appropriate to the grade level.

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This collection will touch upon the Social Studies Unit Plan designed for Grade 5 students and offers curated resources that meet the learning expectations in Ontario's educational curriculum. As well, includes stories and voices of Indigenous authors. For primary divisions, educators can tweak these resources so they are age-appropriate to the grade level.

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Heritage and Identity: First Nations and Europeans In New France and Early Canada Unit Plan

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This collection will touch upon the Social Studies Unit Plan designed for Grade 5 students and offers curated resources that meet the learning expectations in Ontario's educational curriculum. As well, includes stories and voices of Indigenous authors. For primary divisions, educators can tweak these resources so they are age-appropriate to the grade level.

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Danielle Fernandes - Conversation lesson resources (for EFL and more!)

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Danielle Fernandes - Conversation lesson resources (for EFL and more!)

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https://wakelet.com/wake/oYTUoYBWK8Q9ZZ_81nfkQ

Hi everyone~ Here is a small collection of websites I use to inform my conversation classes. These are particularly great for EFL learners from intermediate to advanced levels. I liked Wakelet because I already have a list of websites I use and this website put them into a clean aesthetically pleasing list where I can make notes in the description of what aspects of the websites are useful.

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These are great resources tailored to intermediate to advanced EFL learners to provoke conversation, especially for teachers who want to introduce a variety of topics. Teachers in other areas might also find this a valuable resource to fuel conversation in their classes!

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These are great resources tailored to intermediate to advanced EFL learners to provoke conversation, especially for teachers who want to introduce a variety of topics. Teachers in other areas might also find this a valuable resource to fuel conversation in their classes!

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Kelley Hopper- Creating Accessible Health Care for Autistic Adults

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Kelley Hopper- Creating Accessible Health Care for Autistic Adults

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Hi everyone.  The topic I wished to digitally curate is Creating Accessible Health Care for Autistic Adults.  There are large disparities in accessing primary care for Autistic Adults, and they have higher rates of morbidity and mortality than neurotypical adults.  This is a collection of information that could be used to plan a seminar for students of health professions or those that are practicing on how to make health care more accessible for this population.  I decided to use Live Binder to curate my information.  I really like how cleanly it organizes the information, with tabs just like in a binder.  It was quite easy to use with several different options for formatting.

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Creating Accessible Primary Healthcare for Autistic Adults

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Autistic adults experience higher rates of morbidity and mortality than neurotypical adults. Accommodations and communication strategies in primary healthcare settings can increase accessibility and improve outcomes.

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Hello everyone! I have created a unit plan for the chapter Flight for Grade 6. This unit deals with the concept of flight- properties of air that facilitate aviation, and its history and impact. The goal is for young learners to understand the idea in detail and to be able to evaluate its global impact. Using wakelet was really easy as it allowed me to organize the material needed for the unit in one place. Though I usually use google classroom for collecting data, this is also a great option!

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Hello everyone! I have created a unit plan for the chapter Flight for Grade 6. This unit deals with the concept of flight- properties of air that facilitate aviation, and its history and impact. The goal is for young learners to understand the idea in detail and to be able to evaluate its global impact. Using wakelet was really easy as it allowed me to organize the material needed for the unit in one place. Though I usually use google classroom for collecting data, this is also a great option!

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Hello everyone! I have created a unit plan for the chapter Flight for Grade 6. This unit deals with the concept of flight- properties of air that facilitate aviation, and its history and impact. The goal is for young learners to understand the idea in detail and to be able to evaluate its global impact.

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Elly Verlinden - EFL Resources (Korea and beyond...)

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Elly Verlinden - EFL Resources (Korea and beyond...)

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Hi all! Though I looked through the other options presented by Gonzalez (2023) but Wakelet was really easy to use and organize the way I liked. I wanted to curate a sort of masterlist of essential resources for someone like myself who is teaching EFL in South Korea in the public system, though most of these resources (exculding the textbook guide I made) would be useful to EF/SL teachers or teachers generally. I could definitely add more but these 5 are my sort of top 5 resources I wish I had day one of my practice! Thanks for reading~

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Made with EFL professionals working in the public school system in South Korea in mind. But most resources can be useful for any EFL educator! Curated by Elly Verlinden (EFL educator in South Korea since 2020)

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Made with EFL professionals working in the public school system in South Korea in mind. But most resources can be useful for any EFL educator! Curated by Elly Verlinden (EFL educator in South Korea since 2020)

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Hi everyone, here is the curated Wakelet that I created for teaching a Unit Plan on The Giver by Lois Lowry. This is a Grade 8 coming-of-age novel study, where students are asked to explore themes of identity, expression, conformity, and growing up. I created a slideshow for it, but I have so many links within the slideshow that pasting them all in the Wakelet helped me to organize myself accordingly, and put all of my cards out on the table, so to speak. I honestly am really glad that I now know about Wakelet, because I'll definitely be using it in the future! Can't wait to view all of your posts, and feel free to scroll through mine if ever you need assistance and want to teach an excellent book such as this! :-)

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Unit Plan and Resources for a Grade 8 Novel Study