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Using Technology to Collaborate and Communicate with other Teachers!

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Using Technology to Collaborate and Communicate with other Teachers!

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Teachers can use social media apps to connect with other teachers and share ideas. Applications such as Instagram, Pinterest, and Youtube are pivotal in helping teachers think outside the box and make the classroom more interactive and efficient.

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Teachers Using Technology in the Classroom

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The professor that has been the most open to technology is my Introduction to Java professor. The work I do in the class, is creating code; I’m working on Eclipse and Zybooks to learn how to create code that produces the desired output. In general, the subject requires technology, but the professor involves other types to make the class very collaborative, efficient, and an open space for communication.

The following types of technology are what the teacher has already incorporated into the classroom:

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Zybooks is a software that the teacher has the students purchase to perform daily homework on. Through Zybooks the professor can pick which type of questions she wants us to work on and she can even create practice scenarios, which are usually weekend projects due when we get back to class. It’s great because the teacher gets notified of who did and did not complete the homework, and then Zybooks will generate statistics based on which area students had difficulty completing and which areas took the longest. This is my Zybooks homepage, I click on each chapter's tab to access that homework

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The professor also uses a program called, Eclipse. On Eclipse, we can code any practice problems she gives us, work on the exercise worksheets, and complete any other type of assignment she gives us. Eclipse is great, because it scans our work for errors and makes mistakes a million times easier to catch.

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Tools for developers working with Java and Web applications, including a Java IDE, tools for JavaScript, TypeScript, JavaServer Pages and Faces, Yaml, Markdown, Web Services, JPA and Data Tools, Maven and Gradle, Git, and more.

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Tools for developers working with Java and Web applications, including a Java IDE, tools for JavaScript, TypeScript, JavaServer Pages and Faces, Yaml, Markdown, Web Services, JPA and Data Tools, Maven and Gradle, Git, and more. Click here to file a bug against Eclipse Web Tools Platform.

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My professor also uses Piazza, which is an online communication tool, where students can ask questions about issues with any of the work from the class. In general, other students, the teacher’s assistants and the professor can answer questions. If a student answers the question of another student the teacher’s assistant or the professor themselves can verify the answer if it is correct. Piazza also allows the professor to make announcements for the class.

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This is my eLc page for the class I refer to in this assignment. The professor also uses eLc, to remind us about due dates, for quizzes/exams, and to post any exercise worksheets she wants us to complete.

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The following are my recommendations to make the class even more collaborative, efficient for every student, and an open space for communication:

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To take notes, the teacher prompted us to use Evernote, so we’d be able to access our notes on any computer, since sometimes she has us work on the school computers during open note quizzes. Evernote is very efficient for note taking.

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Kahoot is another addition I would like to see incorporated into class. I believe a nice addition to the type of technology the professor incorporates in class would be Kahoot. Kahoot would be a great tool to assess what material the students are comfortable with, and what they need to review more, the class period before an exam. ON the Kahoot the professor would focus on general topics during the initial questions, and once she covers all of those she gets more specific with her questions.

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One of my recommended additions is Google Forms. Another nice addition would be Google Forms. Some students get shy in class when the teacher is asking if anyone is confused with a particular topic, so with Google Forms students can anonymously submit questions to be reviewed in class in more detail than what is in the textbook.

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