One part of Common Core is student collaboration. Students are required to work together in groups and discuss what they are learning and how they are discovering their answers. My quest is integrating technology in an innovative way to take the common out of common core helps me find great digital learning tools. Listed below are a list of tools that I have tried and used in my class. Some not yet, but I think they would work out (if they work at school).
1. Write.fm ~ this tool requires
no registration or sign-up. Give students URL and begin
collaborating.
2. Wallwisher ~ is a fun bulletin
board site where students collaborate, discuss, and more. Students can add a
URL, take a photo with a webcam, or upload a file. Great examples on
site.
3. Sync.in ~ is
a collaboration tool that allows your text to be
synchronized as you type, so that everyone viewing this page sees the same text.
Students can be invited using the "Share this Note". Everything that anyone
types is continuously being saved and everyone has different coloring for
whatever they type. You can even come back later and use the Time Slider view to
see how it progressed.
4. KidBlog ~ is a blog tool
where students can publish posts and participate in discussions in a secure
class blogging community. The teacher has total control over the student’s post
and comments.
6. Today’s Meet ~ allows you to
create your own chat room, another tool similar to Twitter. Create a URL to
share for students to use to join the room.
8. Twiddla ~ allow users to
draw, write, and upload documents. Participants can participate via text or
audio.
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Thanks guy! I love sharing my ideas. We are educators, a part of a community that is driven by our passion to provide our students with innovative lessons.
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