I am very grateful to have been given the opportunity to attend the Digital Intensive course every Friday in Term 2. We will be looking at lots of different tools we can use to enhance our teaching.
Today we focused on Google Docs, Google Drive and we looked at Hapara Teacher Dashboard.
Did you know that you are able to comment on a students' piece of writing via Talk & Comment. Rather than typing out your message to the student you are able to voice record a message that they are able to listen to on their learning device. You are also able to use this tool to leave instructions on a document to make the learning rewindable.


There are some tools that work really well for the students, ourselves and then there are several tools that work for both the children and myself. Below you'll see a Venn Diagram of these tools.
Great to have you in the group Zac. I am interested in whether you think the Voice function (both in docs for typing and in the extension you mention for comments) are useful in your space. Give it a try and some feedback next week :)
ReplyDeleteLove what you are talking about Zac! Today has also given me alot of insight into tools I can be using, along with how I should be setting my blog up. The flow of your posts is excellent and I love how Multi Modal your set up is. Teach to comment is a tool I think we will both find exceptionally beneficial. Keep up the good work!
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