These tools use social media and networking platforms to facilitate online learning and connection between teachers, students, and other educators. Edmodo, Grockit, EduBlogs, Skype, Wikispaces, Pinterest, Schoology, Quora allow sharing of content, assignments, communication, study groups, collaboration on projects, collection of resources, and discussion beyond the classroom. These social learning tools aim to engage students and enable teachers to connect with other professionals.
These tools use social media and networking platforms to facilitate online learning and connection between teachers, students, and other educators. Edmodo, Grockit, EduBlogs, Skype, Wikispaces, Pinterest, Schoology, Quora allow sharing of content, assignments, communication, study groups, collaboration on projects, collection of resources, and discussion beyond the classroom. These social learning tools aim to engage students and enable teachers to connect with other professionals.
These tools use social media and networking platforms to facilitate online learning and connection between teachers, students, and other educators. Edmodo, Grockit, EduBlogs, Skype, Wikispaces, Pinterest, Schoology, Quora allow sharing of content, assignments, communication, study groups, collaboration on projects, collection of resources, and discussion beyond the classroom. These social learning tools aim to engage students and enable teachers to connect with other professionals.
These tools use social media and networking platforms to facilitate online learning and connection between teachers, students, and other educators. Edmodo, Grockit, EduBlogs, Skype, Wikispaces, Pinterest, Schoology, Quora allow sharing of content, assignments, communication, study groups, collaboration on projects, collection of resources, and discussion beyond the classroom. These social learning tools aim to engage students and enable teachers to connect with other professionals.
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“SOCIAL LEARNING”
These tools use the power of social media to help students learn and teachers connect.
TOOLS
Edmodo Teachers and students can take The Edmodo network
advantage of this great tech enables teachers to tool, as it offers a Facebook- share content, like environment where classes distribute quizzes, can connect online. assignments, and manage communication with students, colleagues, and parents. Grockit Get your students connected Grockit was an online with each other in study social learning game sessions that take place on company. Grockit this great social site. prepared students for the SAT, ACT, GMAT, LSAT and GRE standardized exams. EduBlogs offers a safe and secure place Edublogs archive and to set up blogs for yourself support student and or your classroom. teacher learning by facilitating reflection, questioning by self and others, collaboration and by providing contexts for engaging in higher-order thinking. Skype Skype can be a great tool for Skype is a proprietary keeping in touch with other telecommunications educators or even attending application that meetings online. Even cooler, specializes in providing it can help teachers to video chat and voice connect with other classrooms, calls between computers, even those in other countries. tablets, mobile devices, the Xbox One console Wikispaces Share lessons, media, and It competed with other materials online with PBworks, Wetpaint, your students, or let them Wikia, and Google Sites. collaborate to build their own It was among the largest educational wiki on wiki hosts. Wikispaces. Pinterest many teachers are using it as discovery of information a place to collect great on the internet using lesson plans, projects, and images and animated GIFs inspirational materials. Schoology Through this social site, Schoology is a virtual teachers can manage lessons, learning environment and engage students, share social networking content, and connect with service for K-12 schools other educators. and higher education institutions that allows users to create, manage, and share academic content. Quora While Quora is used for a wide Quora is an American range of purposes, it can be a question-and-answer great tool for educators. It website where questions can be used to connect with are asked, answered, other professionals or to followed, and edited by engage students in discussion Internet users, either after class. factually or in the form of opinions.