I've grown as a teacher because I'm able to now identify tech tools that will engage, enhance, and extend learning rather than blindly choosing a tech tool. 

2. What has been your biggest a-ha moment during the course?

My biggest a-ha moment for this course has been the importance of the 4 C's. Teachers who utilize the 4 C's properly are risk takers, open to innovation, and help students utilize the skills outside of the classroom. 

3. When thinking about effective technology integration, where are you most comfortable? What area(s) of concern do you still have?

I'm most comfortable figure out what technology tool works best due to the triple E frameworks. I still have questions about what grade level should we start using technology in such as Padlet.

4. Which Tech Tool/s learned in this course do you see being easy and doable to incorporate right away in your classroom instruction? Why?  

I feel Padlet would be an easy and doable to incorporate right way because it's very straightforward for students to add their thoughts to the class Padlet group.

5. Which Tech Tool/s learned in this course do you see as being an easy tool to incorporate for students to engage in their learning? Why? 

I feel Blooket is an easy tool to engage students in their learning because students love games and competition. Plus, I've already implemented it my class and it was a huge success!

6. Which Tech Tool/s learned in this course do you see as being an easy tool to incorporate to assess student learning (CFUs, informal or formal assessments)?   Why?

I feel Flip would be an easy tool to incorporate to assess students learning because its an easy app to navigate plus, you can really assess a students learning by listening to them verbally explain their understanding of the lesson.