Ed Tech @ OSU

Students may be unfamiliar with how IMovie works and this link provides simple and helpful advice for the people to follow

Resource #5: I think this would be a great resource for an activity to do in the classroom. This resource provides the reader with rules to teach kids online etiquette. I think a fun activity to do with students is have them come up with a definition for what they think digital etiquette is and then together the class can form a poster for the classroom.

Resource #4: I enjoyed this resource because it can be paired with the brain pop video in resource #3. This quiz can be used to inform students about digital etiquette and test their knowledge for what is and is not acceptable when communicating with technology.

Fun game students can play to learn to become digital citizens. They get to make their own character and go through different scenarios choosing the best answer for each scenario.

Resource #2: I really enjoyed this resource. This is a game that lets the student experience what it is like to experience cyberbullying. It allows the students to think of appropriate solutions to how to prevent cyberbullying and what to do if you are being bullied.

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Resource #1: I chose this website because I thought it provided an affective video about cyber bulling and how it is affecting the students, along with resources for how to stop bulling. This is a great resource for teachers who want to present a lesson on how to stop bullying.

An interesting article about the pros and cons of using a flipped classroom.

Video explaining SOLE and how to use it effectively in the classroom.

This is a great article for beginners to use to start implementing gamification in their classroom.

This website is full of big questions to use in SOLE. The questions also range in subject, and grade level.

Examples of gamification that can easily be put in a classroom to improve student engagement and participation.

Today, parents not only want to be in the know about their children's education, they demand it. This website provides 10 tips for teachers when connecting with parents on social media platforms.

In today's technological times, teachers need to have a professional and useful website to aid both students and parents. This website offers a comparative view of various website builders with teachers in mind.

Social media is quickly invading the classroom but only time will tell if for better or worse. This website examines whether social media can foster inappropriate teacher-student relationships and what to watch out for in your own classroom.

There is a fine line between a professional teacher-student relationship and an unprofessional one. This website addresses some of these Dos & Don'ts so that you can have a more positive, professional relationship with your students.

Almost all teachers worry about that first parent teacher conference. By having answers to these 20 Questions in advance though, teachers can get a jump start on the conference and ease those pre-conference jitters.

this is a great pdf that explains how you can integrate both gamification and flipped classroom together for an even better learning environment.

the is a great article about sole learning that teacher students the basics but the ted talk linked is the most informative tool

this an a model for how teachers feel their classrooms are "Transforming" for the better

this article addresses the many pros there are too gamification, but also stresses how real interaction must be integrated which is a great goint considering the direction classrooms are going.