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One technology tool I enjoy is Jam board, it is very easy to use for everyone. I have it as a resource for my future classroom. I would say it works similar like boardthing tool it is an open discussion tool for the whole class to work on together.

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The technology tool that I would use in the classroom would be Jamboard. Jambaord would allow for a better open discussion for more group work and for more feedback.

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Cassie Barnes                                                                               Discussion boards like padlet, Jamboard, or even ones built into school websites like Google Classroom or Blackboard are great and I have had positive experiences working with all of them throughout my educational journey. They allow you to add links for videos, upload images, type responses, and so much more.                              

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Cassie Barnes                                                                               Discussion boards like padlet, Jamboard, or even ones built into school websites like Google Classroom or Blackboard are great and I have had positive experiences working with all of them throughout my educational journey. They allow you to add links for videos, upload images, type responses, and so much more.                              

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google classroom - Search (bing.com)

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I need to throw a dinner party for 6 people who don't eat nuts or seafood. Can you suggest a 3-course menu?

A possible 3-course menu for 6 people who don't like nuts or seafood is:

Starter: Vegetable soup with gluten-free bread. Warm and healthy dish with various veggies and herbs.

Main: Roasted chicken with roasted potatoes and green beans. Classic and satisfying dish with garlic, lemon, and rosemary.

Dessert: Apple crisp with vanilla ice cream. Delicious and nut-free dessert with cinnamon and gluten-free crumble.

I have sweet potato already. Can you make the main course use that?

Sure, you can use sweet potato in your main course. Here is one possible option:

Sweet potato and spinach lasagna. This is a vegetarian and gluten-free dish that layers sweet potato slices, spinach, ricotta cheese, and tomato sauce in a baking dish.

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I need to throw a dinner party for 6 people who don't eat nuts or seafood. Can you suggest a 3-course menu? A possible 3-course menu for 6 people who don't like nuts or seafood is: Starter: Vegetable soup with gluten-free bread. Warm and healthy dish with various veggies and herbs.

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I personally like Jamboard and have it in my teacher tool box for in the future. I like how simple it is and allows for everyone's work to be seen without it stacking on top together.

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Digital Tools that Support Systems Thinking and Inquiry

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Digital Tools that Support Systems Thinking and Inquiry

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Google Classroom, Google Docs, etc were all very easy for me to use as a student while also being able to collaborate with classmates and the teacher without students losing their paper assignments or students all surrounding the teacher at once.
- Sydney Couick

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The two most common tools that I am most familiar with are kahoot and google classroom. Both of these allowed the students to interact with each other and allowed the teacher to see our answers and give direct feedback. Using these correctly can improve student learning and allow the whole class to communicate.

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Kahoot was frequently used by my teachers to prepare the classroom for a quiz or test. This was a wonderful activity because students could log in for free and choose whatever answer they believed was correct from their phones. After that, the teacher would receive feedback on how many pupils chose the correct or incorrect response. This provided useful feedback for both students and educators to consider what needs to be improved.

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when it comes to technology tools like google classroom, google slides, jam board and etc I like they are helpful because it is good for projects you can share with each other. these tools also allow you to see when others are working on the project you can fix others' mistakes.

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Jamoboard is one tool that many of my professors really like to use. I really like it also. It allows us to make comments on a sticky note on this page about any topic we may be talking about.

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Jamboard is a great tool that allows students to post their thoughts while seeing other's thoughts. The students post sticky notes on the board. This is great for learning from other people. I feel like this would work good for a good for a group project because they could communicate through the sticky notes.

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Minecraft Education is something that I think a lot of kids would find enjoyment in. It is a way to combine what they already know (Video games) with learning. This tool allows you to teach students in a way that is enjoyable to them. A lot of the kids I work with at ABS use this tool and absolutely love it. Every day they come in excited to tell me what they did in Minecraft Education in school! I feel like this collaboration tool is a way to communicate with students, and allow them to communicate with you through a platform that they are already familiar with.
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https://www.commonsense.org/education/game/minecraft-education-edition

-Victoria Abernathy

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The Minecraft: Education Edition website offers lesson plans and downloadable worlds to help teachers integrate the game into the classroom. There's also a Minecraft Professional Learning Community. Here you can connect with other educators, submit and share lesson plans, save your favorite resources, participate in discussions, and earn badges. When planning a lesson, be sure to take advantage of the teacher controls: You have the ability to select the type of biome and make changes within that biome, such as time and weather. Once in the game world, you can also teleport students who have roamed from the project or have gotten lost. Use the game's best feature -- the ability to communicate directly with students -- to send messages to the whole class or to individuals as needed.

Lessons are really only limited by your creativity. In Social Studies, students could work in small groups and create an Iroquois village. Math classes might use the game to learn about area and perimeter by creating a house, garden, and pool -- and supplying the correct dimensions. Whether you need technical tips or great ideas to enhance learning, ask your students; they'll be your most valuable resource.

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The Minecraft: Education Edition website offers lesson plans and downloadable worlds to help teachers integrate the game into the classroom. There's also a Minecraft Professional Learning Community. Here you can connect with other educators, submit and share lesson plans, save your favorite resources, participate in discussions, and earn badges.

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Jam Board helps students see other students post and you can see the reply if they choose to add one.

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Jamboard helps students communicate on one board with "sticky notes".

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Google Docs, Google Slides, etc. all can be used as collaborative because you can add collaborators to your documents as you work or after you work. So, if you have a team or if you are working with peer review sessions it works great.
Allie Perdue

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Google classroom has all kinds of things you can use for digital learning. Thing like jamboard and assignment making tools are accessible to post for students. It enhances collaboration as a whole class in a time where we don’t know what’s next!
Katelyn Sifford

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The Jam board is great it helps you learn and you can see other comments on the topic. Again team work is the key to success in learning.
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Jam board is much like boardthing in which students can create comments via sticky notes and post them on the board. It is a service offered through Google.
Google Jamboard: Collaborative Digital Whiteboard | Google Workspace for Education | Google for Education

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When I am preparing for a big project, I often create an Amazon Wishlist of all the tools and materials I will need to complete the project. Amazon allows me to see a wide variety of similar items with reviews and other customer feedback. I can create a shared list for my students to do the same thing. For example, if students want to create a school garden, they would shop for hoses, seeds, fertilizer, etc., and all of it would go on the list.