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Throughout the Coma200 course I have learned many things about how to apply different technologies to a classroom environment. Some of the assignments have brought up things that teachers used for my classes in the past and I find that pretty awesome. My new knowledge of technology and how to appropriately apply it to educational related topics will help me greatly in my future of becoming an educator. Some of my favorite new things from this course is my knowledge of OER’S, especially the picture ones! These free pictures make a huge difference when creating Power Points. Another thing I really enjoyed is learning how to create a Kahoot! I had no experience creating them prior to this class and in my lesson plan. I enjoyed the style of this class and how it consisted largely of hands-on, trial and error, learning. Being able to test out all of the apps and tools during class time gave us all the opportunity to ask questions when we needed help. This class has effectively taught me how to use different apps and different styles to create educational tool The most interesting concept I will be taking from this class is the digital footprint. Learning about the digital footprint has been eyeopening. It is so important to know that what you post on the internet will remain there forever, even if you delete it - and that it will be accessible whenever it is being searched for. Whenever I am struggling to find an activity for my future classes- I may think back to this one!

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This is a 9 step lesson plan on how to make toast that I made for Coma200! I used up to 2 apps to produce each step of the lesson!

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This is an 'All About Me' Animoto I made for Coma200!

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Animoto's video maker turns your photos and video clips into professional videos in minutes. Fast and shockingly simple - we make video creation easy.

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This is a class assignment from Coma200 in which we were required to evaluate two educational apps!

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Here is a screenshot of my LinkedIn profile!

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My TPI Results were:
Transmission: 43
Apprenticeship: 40
Developmental: 40
Nurturing: 49
Social Reform: 29
Beliefs: 60
Intentions: 66
Action: 66
All of my results are fairly high, and I agree with them! All of the categories are above the mean except for social reform. I think that these results are an accurate representation of what my teacher perspective inventory would be.

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Here is a list of some pros and some cons of using e-portfolios in education!

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Here is my prior knowledge of E-Portfolios before reading an article, and what I had learned from the article!

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This is what I learned about the concept of the digital footprint!

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Interesting class journal entry!

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Important technology journal enty

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Mobile device journal entry!

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Edutopia is another great educational account! It is full of ways to introduce new teaching techniques to the classroom for higher ed and lower ed instructors! I love how easy it is to discover new activities to introduce to a classroom!

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TED-Ed is one of my favorite educational twitter accounts! TED talks are always so inspiring and the content they share on twitter is full of great ideas! This TED account is based solely on education.

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I follow Portage College on twitter to keep up to date on everything happening within my school community!

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Octopus Creative INC is an Alberta based educational twitter account! Great account to follow for interesting ideas, not all of them are based on education so it's a good differentiation!

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EdSurge HigherEd is just like EdSurge but it's material is targeted towards the older groups of students! Rather than sharing things in regards to elementary ed techniques it focuses on the high school and post secondary levels! Super great if secondary education is your field of study (like me)!

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Teaching Channel is a great account to follow for classroom ideas and techniques! From tweets of how to make the most of the first days back to class, to how to organize poster assignments, and creating student formulated questions, this twitter account has ideas for everything!

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HuffPostEducation is a great twitter account to follow to stay up to date on everything happening in the educational community! They tweet and retweet articles on all current events in the education world!

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EdSurge is a great account to follow to stay up to date on things happening in the education community! They tweet many articles as well as ideas for new classroom techniques!

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I used Pixabay to find the picture for this tweet! So many pictures and they are all so high quality

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This TED-Ed video discusses the topic of choking under pressure, which is something many people suffer from. No matter how much an individual practices something, pressure will always have the potential of making them perform poorly. The video suggests the idea of practicing under pressure so that when you are put into a performance position the results will be greater. I think it's brilliant.

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Portage College is a highly student-involved college! Here is an example of that - a welcome back breakfast from the beginning of second semester!

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Flipping a classroom is a new idea that is catching popularity quite quickly with the advancement and accessibility of technology that students have. The concept is for students to learn the subject matter on their own time at home so that they come prepared to perform activities that have to do with what they learned. There are pros and cons to this. A pro is that the student is learning more actively. A con is the time it takes, and if a student fails to do their part at home the whole thing may fail.

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Within the last decade, social media has become widely popular. I use social media to connect and keep up with my friends and family all around the world

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#SCREENTIME
In today's world, we are all glued to our mobile devices; whatever they may be. I too am guilty of this attachment. It does not take long for my screen time to begin in a day. The new feature on apple devices that allows you to see your daily screen time and average screen time in a week is honestly eye-opening. As much as we all love our devices, it should be very important to ensure that we are not spending 70% of our time awake during the day staring at our screens! This new feature should help people put their phones down and appreciate what is right in front of their faces more often.

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#TEDTalks
TED Talks are powerful motivational speakers addressing a particular situation with passion. I truly admire this particular TED Talk, it is definitely worth checking out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFnMTHhKdkw

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As a student, textbooks can be expensive. It is super helpful to find online textbooks for FREE that can be accessed at ANY TIME! @DOABooks is a website that provides a wide variety of textbooks for all sorts of classes. I found one on world history, since I am majoring in history!

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Technology in the classroom advances every day! This tweet was in regards to VR technologies in schools