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Laptop Carts
Student devices
Desktop computers
Computer labs
Recordex
Elmo
LCD Projector
Mimeo

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Office 365

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Safari
Chrome
Firefox
No Red Ink
Nearpod
Vocabulary.com
Teacher websites
Sailpoint
Canvas
Kahoot
Plickers

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Pros:
- Allows for one-to-one technology
- Can be shared by multiple teachers
Cons:
- Not enough laptops for each student
- May have to share with other teachers
- Often pulled for testing

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Pros:
- Allows for one-to-one technology
- Access to technology without computers in the classroom
- No cost to the school
Cons:
- Some students may not have a phone
- Students may be off-task checking social media more easily than on a laptop
- small screen size
- may have limited access to some tools

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Pros:
- Access to all tools
- good screen size
Cons:
-Expensive
Often pulled for testing
- Usually not enough for each student

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Pros:
-Crystal clear screen
- Allows for student access for technology
- Flexible presentation
Cons:
- Expensive
- Only certain teachers have reliable access
- Only one or a few students can use at a time

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Access the original lesson HERE

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Students work in groups to create a pasteboard that displays information about countries on a given continent.

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Students gather information for their essay by viewing their cohort's work.

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World Tour Project: Audience Assignment 

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Using Google Docs, students collaborate to practice writing a discursive essay.

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Using a collaborative tool like Google Docs will allow students to complete the essay in ways they would have previously been unable to do.

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Allowing students to use tools with which they feel most comfortable lends more focus to the task rather than the technology itself.

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1.  Give students tools to brainstorm ideas, plan the essay, and create a timetable for completion of tasks.
- Padlet
- Stormboard
- Google Docs
- One Drive

2.  Allow students to choose the collaborative tool that works best for them.
- Google Docs
- One Drive

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With these changes, this lesson would move to Infusion.

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Especially when you use it to enhance instruction in a meaningful and authentic way. View my full reflection HERE.