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ELRC 3500, Sec. 2

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This assignment was one of the very first activities we did. We wrote a short biography to share with Mrs. Debbie so she could get to know us a little bit more.

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We created this name tent to be used as our name tag everyday. This was Mrs. Debbie could tell if we were absent or not.

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A goal is a broad primary outcome. A strategy is the approach you take to achieve a goal. An objective is a measurable step you take to achieve a strategy. A tactic is a tool you use in pursuing an objective associated with a strategy. Goals and Objectives are important because they are the stepping stones of our work.

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For this activity, we made a presentation in Keynote. This helped us learn how to make lesson plans.

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We used Poppet to show our classmates a little bit about ourselves, but in a fun visual way.

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For the Prezi assignment, we used our Popplet to help us out. This assignment also tells our classmates a little bit more about ourselves.

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On my Google Site, you will find a short biography about myself, a few of my favorite things to do, and my blog.
https://sites.google.com/view/hannahdill/home

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My name is Hannah Dill, and I am currently a senior at Louisiana State University, and I plan to graduate in May 2019. After graduation, I plan on attending graduate school to purse a masters degree in Communication Disorders.

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Symbaloo is a fun way to bookmark your favorite websites.

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Diigo is a very organized way to organize resources

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Before making a brochure, we used inspiration to make a concept map of all of the information we wanted to include.

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For our brochure, we got to pick out a place we wanted to visit and write a few things we could do there.

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For the Mobile App activity, we were paired with a partner to find more information out on the app. We then presented the information to the class.

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This was my favorite activity we got to do for class. We were allowed to make a blog about anything we wanted to so I chose my dog Millie.

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Welcome to Millie's Doodle Days! I am currently a senior at LSU studying Communication Disorders, and I am graduating in May of 2019. After undergrad, I hope to go to graduate school for Speech Pathology. I was born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana.

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This was my second favorite thing we got to do for class. We were told to go out onto campus and interview students about anything we wanted. My partners and I chose to do it about the LSU vs Alabama game.

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This is our Facebook class page. We use this page to share classroom information.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/198145701100987/

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I actually found this very interesting in class when Mrs. Debbie was teaching this to us. We can use QR codes for literally anything, and its more accessible because of snapchat.

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For our final presentation we were allowed to make a "How To" presentation about anything we wanted.

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I am going to be honest that I wasn't to excited about using Padlet, but after getting started I found it fun. I love how you can make it very personal. I also love how organized it makes everything looked. I will definitely use this again in the future.

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personal email:
dillhannah1@gmail.com
school email:
hdill1@lsu.edu

I absolutely loved this class and ELRC 2507. I have recommended it to all of my friends, so hopefully you will be getting them as students in the upcoming semesters. This Christmas break I will be going to NOLA for the STM state championship game, then to Nashville with Nick right after. After graduation I plan to continue working at the Center for Autism and Related Disorders.