Here are some links to recent blog posts with tips on using GAFE with students. Recent Updates in GAFE Updates to Google Classroom– you can now schedule announcements, assignments and questions to post at a later date and time. Updates to Google Slides – Q and A feature- during a presentation students can ask questions … More Tech Tuesday: GAFE- Google Apps for Education
This post gives you links to possible digital tools and strategies you could use to support your inquiry. The Padagogy Wheel The Padagogy Wheel combines Blooms Taxonomy, The SAMR model and Digital Technology. If you click on the link below it will take you to a PDF that has active links . Link to The … More Digital Learning Resources to support your Teaching as Inquiry Project
Gathering student feedback is a useful way for students, particularly the quieter ones, to let you know what they think about your class and give you suggestions for change. Doing this using a paper form means photocopying a class set, having them fill it out at the end of a class, and then manually analysing … More Student Feedback with Google Forms
I will regularly post links to useful websites and videos for using digital tools and strategies in the classroom. This week has a GAFE focus. Using Google Classroom Matt Miller, an US educator has a fabulous website called Ditch that Textbook. His most recent post has some excellent tips on how to get more out … More Tips for Using GAFE- Google Apps for Education
This website is to support the Staff Professional Learning Programme (SPL) programme at Upper Hutt College and to be a space where staff can share their learning and teaching practice. Pages on the site will include details on SPL Inquiries, Links to GAFE (Google Apps for Education) and other Useful Resources, the SPL Library and … More Welcome to 2016
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