Week 1-Part 2: Learn From Educators

EDCI 318 Technology for Teaching & Learning-SUMMER 2018

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Grading Breakdown
  • The reflection of learning is worth 25 points total.
  • Be specific and detailed about what you learned and discovered,
  • Include Links, authors name and website title in your post.- 5 points,
  • Tweet using class hashtag #edci318 and authors twitter handle (for example my twitter handle is @cyndidannerkuhn)
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Requirements for the reflection of learning from the Teachers website/blog

  • Your review/reflection of learning must include the website name and author as well as a link to the website/blog you are writing about, but it is best link to things you are discussing as well.
  • Make sure your reflection of learning includes specific details about what you discovered exploring the teachers site.
  • Additionally, include links to their social media like Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, etc, whatever they use that you find linked from their sites. DIG DEEP.
  • Tweet your review from the link you copies in Seesaw and include the Twitter handle for the person you are reviewing as well as our class hashtag #edci318.
  • Choose 1 site from the list below, (they are in no particular order) there is a variety, so I am sure you can find one that interests you. If you go to one and don’t like it, find another!
  • Take a little time and look at some of these examples from the previous semesters, to get an idea of what to write about. We were using Weebly, so it will look a bit different in Seesaw, but the concept is the same.
  • http://brendanclary.weebly.com/shelly-fryer.html ,
  • http://robindaniels1.weebly.com/shelly-fryer.html,
  • http://rachaelduden.weebly.com/shelly-fryer.html,
  • http://scottfrantz.weebly.com/shelly-fryer.html

Login into Seesaw and add your reflection of learning

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Choose Note to add your Reflection of Learning

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Publish to the Blog

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Copy the link and visit it on the Web

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Cyndi Kuhn

Cyndi Kuhn

Cyndi

College of Education

Kansas State University


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