UD EDU 352 Technology in Education

This website has 20 collaborative resources that you can use in a classroom. I like WeVideo because I think in my future class I could have students collaborate to make a dance or some sort of video to present to the class.

This website has links to 50 different tools for collaboration between student groups and teachers. One that I think I could use in the future for a health unit was playmeo, which has a bunch of interactive games for groups.

I like this because it helps me with planning different games I could do to get the kids moving. I would use this in class by creating games per subject to keep the kids moving.

I chose padlet because it is a way for the students to lead discussions within each other. In class, it would be used for participation based on who comments.

Quizlet live is good for having kids move around and work with each other. I would use this in class before test days to make sure the class understands the materials.

Quizzes is similar to Kahoot in terms of interacting. It is a great website to assign as homework.

I chose Cool Math Games because I thought it is a good opportunity to use math in fun games they wouldn't mind playing. In a future classroom, I think this is a great thing to use as a brain break during the day.

This website provides games that you can play on rainy days or free days. One game I liked as a quick hitter was Captain, Yes Captain.

This website is well-known to many PE teachers because it has so many resources from lesson plans to bulletin board ideas. I know I will look at this at some point in my career for a lesson idea.

This file gives you all the standards and each component/motor skill each student needs to complete. It also gives learning outcomes for each grade level, so just a basis of where the student needs to be with that skill by that grade. I will use this every single time I write a lesson plan.

This article gives information on how to manage a PE class well. I will use these strategies in my future classes like starting with an instant activity to get the students moving right away.

I chose this app because there are many different types of games for different subjects. I will use this app for free time.

This website is full of games for every subject! It is specific for K-6 and is a very easy site to navigate. I would maybe suggest this as something to do on a students free time.

This is great for students to advance quickly through lessons and to move into lessons that challenge the students. This program gives instant feedback so students know what they have missed and give the correct answer.

I chose this website for ideas and activities around language arts. This has some good ideas for activities that are interactive. I would use these tools in the classroom to have more up to date technology, for example it talks about the user of podcasts. This is a great idea to get interactive technology around language arts activities.

I would use this website to explore science in my classroom because I know that the videos it provides will be appropriate and useful. I would love to use this site to find videos instead of having to use youtube or another search engine.

National Geographic has lots of resources for the classroom. You can search for resources, activities, articles, and more at any grade level or subject. I would use this website to show my students how to do research.

Splash math is a website that allows parents to access math games and practice for their children. It also can be used by teachers to give assessments and lessons for students.

This website gives you a timeline to visually plan. You can track all of your projects in one place.

A video conferencing website. Looks like it is popular among some of the bigger companies of today.

I heard about this website from a teacher at Washington. He said it is great and he finds great lesson plans here.