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Collaboration looks like a group of people working together to achieve a common goal. 

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Collaboration looks like a group of people working together to achieve a common goal. 

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- Erin

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- Erin

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I can use these technologies to communicate with students, collect formative assessment data, and to research new ideas for lesson plans.

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I can use these technologies to communicate with students, collect formative assessment data, and to research new ideas for lesson plans.

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- Erin

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I think Google Docs is a great tool to use for collaboration with co-workers.

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I think Google Docs is a great tool to use for collaboration with co-workers.

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- Erin

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Collaboration is something that can help a group of people achieve more on their own than they could individually.

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Slack, Zoom and Skarpline!

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Slack is something that I could see myself using a lot for departmental needs at school as well as among the coaching staff I work with.  We can collaborate on line-ups and meet results better that way!

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I can see myself using all of them!  I think that Slack is the one I am most interested in.

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Collaboration is people working together, sharing ideas, and working towards a common goal.

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Slack, Zoom, and Skarpline are all new to me!

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These technologies are all great to increase engagement in the classroom and add more versatility to my lessons.

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I would ideally like to try out all of them and see what I like best. Google Docs is something I am very familiar with especially when it comes to collaboration with my colleagues.

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Slack, and Zoom look like real cool resources.

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I'm eager to mess around with some of the resources, but pallet seems like the easiest one to incorporate at this time.

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I would like to try different resources, and I think these could make meetings a little bit more fun.