Diigo has changed everything for me. I like that I can add sticky notes straight to the pages. Sharing our work with others is so simple and easy to figure out. The only problem is you have to pay for a subscription if you want better features. For me, blogging has been fun and easy. I've always loved being able to freely write without much of a rubric. I've had an easier time keeping up with the blogs compared to other assignments. It's something I'd love to implicate in my own classroom. Flipgrid is a fun application that I can't wait to utilize in my classroom. With Flipgrid students can make quick videos in response to teacher questions. It's super engaging and good for students. It's also a great feedback tool! https://info.flip.com/en-us.html
This is a very insightful post, and I am glad I was able to learn more about how Instagram helps you professionally. I find that navigating through Instagram from a business profile can be a little bit more challenging. You have to be able to filter our scammers and other opportunities that may not be legit. I am glad you were able to learn how to do this, and find an outlet that allows you to advertise yourself.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed reading more about your perspective on the digital divide. I believe it is important to find alternative solutions for students who are impacted by the digital divide. Relying on technology use solely can be harmful for these students, especially when they don't feel they have the resources to learn.
Thank you for sharing!