Leading in an Online Evironment by Lisa Flanders-Dick

Directions

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Explore: Individually, explore the strategy and technology resources.
Select Strategy: In your group, discuss strategies and select at least one you could use during a professional development for teachers.
Select Tech Tool: In your group, align a tech tool with the selected strategy in order to provide the experience online.
Post: Group Share the strategy, tech tool, and brief explanation of how it could be used. (see additional information on the below post)
Whole group discussion.

Group Share

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Include at least two posts for your group share. One post includes the title of the teaching strategy and a brief description of the strategy. The second post includes the title of a tech tool to utilize this strategy online and a brief overview of the tool.

Extra, Extra

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Additional posts could include resources for the strategy and/or tech tool such as blog posts, videos, and supporting research.

Microsoft 365 Whiteboard

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Google Slides/ Microsoft 365 Powerpoint

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Google Doc/ Microsoft 365 Word

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Padlet

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Padlets and Sandboxes

Parlay

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H5P

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NSRF Protocols

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Project Zero's Thinking Routine Toolbox (Harvard)

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KC Academy Teaching Techniques

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Visible Thinking Spreadsheet

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Cult of Pedagogy Instruction and Assessment Strategies

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Nearpod/Pear Deck

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ChatGPT

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Classroomscreen

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Synthesia

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Otter.ai

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ThingLink

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Edpuzzle

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SchoolAI

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Magic School

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HyperDocs

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Chalk Talk- Strategy

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Strategy- Chalk talk

Chalk talk is a strategy used that students are silent throughout the whole activity. A teacher will pose a question on the board and students will be able to answer the question as well as disagree with their other classmates by writing on the board.

Tech tools- Nearpod/ Padlet

Strategy

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We chose to use the Data Aggregation strategy. Data Aggregation is when you analyze the data you have and diving deeper into it. For example: on an answer sheet for a test you are grading, you mark the number of times a question was missed and what wrong answer was selected. This will help you see which questions the students struggled with most and help you better understand what further instruction is needed. Is it a misconception? Were the students not paying attention to the question? Is it a bad question? We would use this with post pd information and collecting information on what they need more of or what they didn't understand

Strategy: Aggregating Test Scores Tech Tool: ChatGPT

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Aggregating Test Scores was a simple way to analyze test data when grading by hand. You could then take that data and drop your findings into ChatGPT and see what you get.

Tech Tools

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Google Workspace will provide multiple ways to gather assessment data and analyze it. Google Forms is excellent for collecting data, whether it's student assessments, feedback, or survey responses. This data could then be translated into a Google Sheets document for easy reading and evaluating. Advantages of Using Google Workspace for Data Aggregation

Ease of Use: User-friendly tools that require minimal training.
Collaboration: Real-time collaboration streamlines team efforts.
Automation: Automatic syncing between Forms, Sheets, and other apps reduces manual work.
Scalability: Works for small classroom assessments or large-scale professional development data.
Accessibility: Accessible on any device, making it easy for remote or hybrid teams to contribute.

We also discussed how ChatGPT could be used to evaluate the data gathered by providing multiple ways to organize, analyze, and interpret data more efficiently. Advantages of Using ChatGPT for Data Aggregation

Efficiency: Quickly processes large amounts of data.
Insights: Suggests actionable steps based on data trends.
Flexibility: Adapts to classroom assessments, PD feedback, or any other context.
Ease of Use: Doesn’t require advanced technical skills to analyze data.

Cult of Pedagogy Instruction and Assessment Strategies

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This strategy is geared towards easily analyzing test data. After grading each students' test, annotate your key with tally marks to quickly identify which question(s) were missed and what answers were chosen.

Tech Tool: Nearpod or Chat GPT