EDIT 2000E Task 3 Resource Page by Rachel Jordan

Google Classroom

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-18 21:35:38 UTC

Google Classroom is a great tool for teachers to use in their classrooms to facilitate learning by creating virtual classrooms, create and grade assignments, post announcements, and give feedback to students. If you want to learn more, I've linked how to access Google Classroom.

Google Docs

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-18 21:38:43 UTC

Google Docs is another great Google tool to use to easily collaborate with students on various assignments and papers. This tool makes it easy for everyone to collaborate all at once. There's also a citation tools that help you build in-text citations and a bibliography while you write. All teachers should check out this tool!

Google Slides

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-18 21:41:26 UTC

Google Slides is another Google tool that creates presentations easily for students and teachers. Slides allows students to collaborate and share their work easily. You can create polls, word clouds, and other activities using add-ons. Students and teachers are able to use these to encourage collaboration on presentations outside of the classroom.

Overview of Why I Chose These Resources

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:18:22 UTC

Remind

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:20:58 UTC

Remind is a tool used to send reminders through text messages to students and parents outside of the classroom. Recipients join a class by texting a code to a given number, and from there, the teacher can send and receive texts through that class.

Slack

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:23:57 UTC

Slack is a useful tool for team messaging by creating channels for different conversations or groups. Users can also attach files and hold side discussions about these files within a larger conversation.

Basecamp

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:26:22 UTC

Basecamp is a tool used to efficiently organize all components of a project: messages, to-dos, schedules, documents and files, a group chat, and a place for checking in on the status of individual tasks.

Miro

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:29:32 UTC

Miro is a tool that takes the idea of a virtual whiteboard and allows for users to go into the same space and work simultaneously on the same board, writing notes, attaching files, pasting in images, and embedding videos. This is a great tool to use when brainstorming ideas for a project.

Floop

rachelwjordan02 — 2024-09-19 12:32:42 UTC

Floop is a tool that allows quick feedback for students and teachers. Students send pictures of their work in progress to the teacher, along with questions they need help with. When the teacher views their work, they're able to comments to specific areas of the students' work. After that, Floop sends it back to students, starting a feedback loop that allows for iteration and improvement. Another good thing about Floop is that it's anonymous, so students can send their work without their peers viewing it.