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Thanks Danelle for doing the TTT!

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I really like the Screencastify it can be very useful in training.

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I liked the rotation. I think it gives the learners time to get familiar with the information being presented and gives them the opportunity to know things that they didn't know. Screencastify was my favorite!

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The stations were great it breaks up the day and offers participants to move around. It also allows us to focus on a specific topic in smaller groups. 

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The stations were great it breaks up the day and offers participants to move around. It also allows us to focus on a specific topic in smaller groups. 

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Station rotation would hel pwith managing the huge amounts of info we go over. I also like and will use kahoot for assessments

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Station rotation would hel pwith managing the huge amounts of info we go over. I also like and will use kahoot for assessments

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Love the rotation station idea. I also enjoy the Kahoot and Plicker website. Definitely want to implement this in class. 

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Love the rotation station idea. I also enjoy the Kahoot and Plicker website. Definitely want to implement this in class. 

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Padlet, Knowledge Checks, Hands on quizzes

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Padlet, Knowledge Checks, Hands on quizzes

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Scale of 1 - 10 comfort level. 
Summarize and share.
Pad

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Scale of 1 - 10 comfort level. 
Summarize and share.
Pad

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polling , QnA , knowledge checks , padlete

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How I see it, Post it n run, learning activity with review

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How I see it, Post it n run, learning activity with review

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I ask them to summarize and demonstrate something I just taught them, use the weekly knowledge checks, and surveys

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I ask them to summarize and demonstrate something I just taught them, use the weekly knowledge checks, and surveys

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v84qf75z  pw: 6o4Un24R

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Love that we don't have to micromanage adults.

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Love that we don't have to micromanage adults.

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I learned that its okay to give brain breaks to adult learners..

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I learned that its okay to give brain breaks to adult learners..

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I did not know that there are people who learn best in a natural setting.

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I did not know that there are people who learn best in a natural setting.

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3 assessments that I complete are my Summative end of course scale  1-10, asking confirmation questions? skill drill

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3 assessments that I complete are my Summative end of course scale  1-10, asking confirmation questions? skill drill

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I didn't know about the ice breaker where you use a beach ball and put questions on it. I think that sounds like a fun way to get the class engaged and having fun. 

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I didn't know about the ice breaker where you use a beach ball and put questions on it. I think that sounds like a fun way to get the class engaged and having fun. 

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Great icebreaker resources. I will be using those.

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Great icebreaker resources. I will be using those.

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There are definitely more learning styles than I realized in the past. For example, Natural. It gives me more insight on connecting with my learners

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There are definitely more learning styles than I realized in the past. For example, Natural. It gives me more insight on connecting with my learners

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I learned that a naturalist learner is a thing

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What is your favorite ice breaker when first meeting the class

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What is your favorite ice breaker when first meeting the class

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i learned that we should not read the entire power point ou tloud, only reading the key points. I disagree with it as not every learner will understand certain points as they should, but I do understand that it may get annoying.