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Identity theft

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Social media bullying while at school

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Instant access to money/banking

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Ability to find accurate and highly informative sources

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Google suite

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plethora of information at your fingertips. Plus a lot of schools have subscriptions for students to have access to them.

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Airdrop!

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All of your homework and notes files can be in the same place so you can go back and reference or use for class

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Quizlet, Flipgrid, different ways to test

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Quizlet, Flipgrid, different ways to test

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Access old files to reference back to in the future

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Google scholar for instant access to peer reviewed articles.

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Anonymous hate speech, cyber bullying, and lack of accountability in what is put into the world

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students may accidentally, or purposefully, go onto bad websites that have viruses or malware.

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Using different programs for turning in assignments that check for plagiarism

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Email reminders

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Bblearn

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False information in research, phishing, scamming etc.

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we all loved kahoot, c'mon guys, its a great use of tech

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Emergencies

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plagiarism

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Quizlet

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Cloud based can allow the student to see discussion or what they worked on during the missed class

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copying and pasting links to guide students in their research

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copying and pasting links to guide students in their research

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you can access your textbook outside of class

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easy way to access a lot of information to give a better lesson to the students

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Email and grade posting that creates a more efficient school system

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Easier way to show grades and where a student can improve

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quizlet, kahoot

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Student plugged a joke drive into teacher's computer and put class on hold for 2 days.

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easy to see your grades when your teacher posts them

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Anonymously submit questions you have about a unit and see how many other people have the same question

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teachers having kids look things up online instead of taking the time to actually teach, easy way out

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Creating a better, safer infrastructure

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*FBI has entered the chat*

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Server overload

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Access to unlimited information and sources.

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Ability to reach out to experts for additional or specific help or insight

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Website for research projects where we had an assigned scientist to help us with our research projects and give us feedback.

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If you are reliant on technology and something happens, like the wifi goes out or a network has issues, that can throw off an entire day/lesson

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Teacher doesn’t have plan so they let the students play games randomly

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Student connected to smartboard via bluetooth and projected inappropriate things.

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When WiFi shuts down

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Teacher doesn’t know how to enforce rules of technology usage; I.e they should be able to monitor your screen if they’re shared computers

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Easier communication

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showing videos of things that are too far to get to through a field trip

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Mathway, Symbol Lab, etc

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Communication between students/teachers

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Instant feedback on assignments and assessments

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Spams / cookies

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Set up a live quiz-let game for review and a fun activity 

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Set up a live quiz-let game for review and a fun activity 

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Scientific discoveries

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being able to turn in assignments online. (BBLearn)

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being able to turn in assignments online. (BBLearn)

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Quizlet for reviewing

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Quizlet and other studying sites

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Unit preview videos after tests

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Coolmathforkids

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Inappropriate sites

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Using graphing applications to enhance understanding of why different things in math work.

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Illegal activity

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Projecting an organized lecture outline for the class 

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Projecting an organized lecture outline for the class 

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Quizlet

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Kahoot

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Spelling practice

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Using it for review (kahoot)

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GPS

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Vandalstar and similar implements of technology used to keep track of student activities. Has several negative connotations relating to breaching of privacy.

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Teachers don’t want to answer questions, use tech

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Teachers don’t want to answer questions, use tech

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Playing CoolMathGames during class

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Distractions

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Smart watches (PE)

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You can get in touch with instructors and people all over the world.

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Instant access to information (google)

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U

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getting scholarly articles to learn

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Using a “Jeopardy” system for review