"Final Reflection IDT - 3600"

Teachers can use technology effectively to enhance learning in the classroom. They can integrate active, constructive, intentional, authentic, and cooperative learning through online labs, simulations, communication, and real-world connections. Productivity tools like Microsoft Office and G Suite allow for collaborative work and easy access to information. Digital organization tools like Diigo Connections, Pinterest boards, and Wakelet help organize information neatly. Teachers should also teach digital citizenship and cyberbullying to promote safe internet usage. Audio and video recordings can be used to share thoughts and ideas creatively. Assessments tools like Kahoot, Formative, and Quizlet help evaluate student understanding. Adaptive learning software like NoRedInk provides personalized instruction. Different models of learning, such as hybrid learning and flipped classroom, offer different approaches to instruction. Maker education, coding, and tinkering encourage creativity and problem-solving skills. StoryJumper is a favorite educational technology tool that allows students to create their own storybooks.