2.6 Facilitator Awesomeness by Mia Delgado

Padlet

sadoskc — 2024-12-02 23:17:00 UTC

ISTE: Padlet aligns with the Facilitator standard because it allows educators to design interactive activities where students can take ownership of their individual learning. Through different posts, they can show what they've learned about a topic and see what their peers wrote too.

UDL: Students can "Use multiple media for communication" (Expression & Communication Consideration 5.1) and teachers can "Promote individual and collective reflection" (Engagement Consideration 9.3)

Scratch

sadoskc — 2024-12-02 23:17:04 UTC

ISTE:

Scratch connects to the ISTE Facilitator standard because it nurtures creativity by having students bring things to life through code.

UDL:

Scratch connects to the engagement of UDL because it nurtures joy and play. Students will engage in play by coding which can spark curiosity, wonder, and imagination. You can use scratch to code many different things, such as edison robots, makey makey, etc.

Seesaw

sadoskc — 2024-12-02 23:17:17 UTC

ISTE:

This fits our standard by being able to share student work with other students and families. This technology allows student work to be collected in one spot. Students communicate their thinking by expressing their ideas in creative ways like drawing.

UDL:

Expression and Communication: Students can use multiple methods of sharing their work by drawing, creating videos, writing, and more.

Interaction: If teacher allows, students can see eachothers work and parents can see their kids work and talk to teachers.