Monday, December 1, 2014

TEST YOUR PLN TASK

Learning Target: After spending the semester creating a PLN and learning how to find quality teacher resources, online tools, and student uses of 21st century or Web 2.0 tools, you will test your PLN by making a list of websites that would help with student's showing their learning, to teach, or to equip a teacher for teaching.  THIS is homework...  You need 13 of the 25 questions answered by December 3rd, and the others by December 8th. Handout distributed and emailed.  Submit as a google drive link via your blog. 

Practical Applications…. Let’s test those PLN’s    Let’s first think about which tools you have found for individual or group responses/projects to share student learning, then teacher resources… you must answer with links that you would use...

Here are the questions:

1.      If you wanted to make a poster, what tools would you go to? Is there a different source for your students?
2.      To present content on the smartboard or screen?
3.      If you wanted to make a graphic organizer (a web type thing what would you use?)
4.      If you wanted to work with words, a definition, or a memory piece would tool would you use?
5.      If you want to make a timeline or list of events?  
6.      What about a book report? What tool would you use? 
7.      What about a commercial or podcast? 
8.      What about to create a story or book with the student’s ideas or research?
9.      What about a tool to share a summary? 
10.  What about if you want students to use music? Or add music? 
11.  If you want to share resources or make one database, where would you go?  
12.  What is your go to content or elementary teacher resource?    
13.  For research by your students, where would you send students?  (a search engine, a specific site, a set of sites?) 
14.  To read a book, what are your main age/content appropriate resources? 
15.  How will you store your personal lesson plans, clusters, projects you’ve made for each key education course, so you will have access to them when you enter the classroom? 
16.  How would you find information on a specific topic that you might be asked to teach?  
17.  Where will you go for quality sample lesson plans in your field/discipline?  
18.  Have you found any good resources to help you implement the Common Core? 
19.  How about Special Education students? Any special resources, tools that would work for someone who needs an accommodation? 
20.  What about to find a rubric already made up to grade a project?  
21.  What gaming tools or sites do you think you’d like to use? And what for?
 22.  What websites would you use for visual learners? 
23.  Auditory? 
24.  Kinesthetic? 
25.  If you don’t have a link for one of these resources, where might you go to find some suggestions?  


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