I was introduced to Google groups as an alternative to Contacts lists in Gmail. Google groups has many advantages, the main one being that it is collaborative. It turns out I am in a number of Google groups already including Global Read Aloud which includes teachers from around the world.
As my class are just starting out with Chromebooks for the first time I have learned a few tips and habits to make our learning easier. Including their initials at the start of a document name so it is easy to identify the owner, and having just one document for writing in Term 1 using the table of contents are ideas I will implement immediately.
Understanding how to copy and paste information without all of the irritating formatting (use ctrl, shift, V instead of ctrl V) will make my life easier!
Hi Amanda
ReplyDeleteIt's great to have you with us on the Manaiakalani Digital Fluency Intensive course. Thanks for sharing how your first day went and I'm pleased you got lots of ideas that you could use in your own practice. I'm looking forward to reading about how you apply Learn, Create, Share with your own students.
Hi Amanda, I enjoyed working along side you last week. Thank you for sharing your knowledge around copying an image.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Amanda,
ReplyDeleteIt is great to read your blog. You are one of our experienced teachers through our journey with Manaiakalani outreach which makes this is a great opportunity to polish your digital inclusive practices with your students this year. I look forward to talking with your class about the new learning you have shared with them.
Hi Amanda
ReplyDeleteYou have learnt alot on DFI, even though you were away last week you still taught yourself something new I am inspired by your dedication to your learning and how you share your learning with your tamariki.