Sesame Seed

       Data collection tools such as surveys can be used for various reasons in a classroom, such as collection opinions from students, giving questionnaires on topics being learned, or even quizzing them on content that is being taught in the class. For example, if there is a 8th grade history class that I'm instructing, giving out a survey to the class on what time period they're most interested in (1600s, 1700s, 1800s, 1900s) could be a great way to gauge what the lesson plan should focus on given what the majority of the class is interested in. I also think a great method that could be used for gathering survey data from students would involve an overview of the results with the class, that way there is a level of transparency and clear communication with the class and they can get a view in the survey process. Surveys could also be implemented to measure how students feel after exams, projects, and other classroom assignments. They could also reflect how students feel abou

  A paragraph about the new skills you acquired from working on the Web Design assignment. Reflect on what you liked/disliked about the assignment. How can what you learned from the assignment be used in your future career?  Post a link to your website . I did not submit the Web Design assignment, so unfortunately i dont have much commentary to provide on it. I apologize. I want to submit it late but i'm nervous. A paragraph about the new skills you learned from working with Diigo. How can this application be useful in your classroom, with team members, and in your individual professional efforts? Using Diigo, I learned the skill of sharing resources with other members in the group. I also learned how to use tags and how they can help classify, categorize resources to make it easier to access them. I also learned that comments and descriptions can be added to give peers and other people in your network a description of the resource before they read it. This application can be usefu

  A paragraph about your experience as a distance learner this semester. What do you like about your distance learning experience? What do you dislike about your distance learning experience? When you are a teacher, what is something you can do to help improve the experience of distance learners? I really dont like the distance learning experience. I have no motivation to keep up with work and attending these classes on a computer screen just does not fit my learning style at all. I'm much more of a visual/hands on learner and the disconnect from classes has me struggling to learn the material. I'm trying to keep my spirits up though, and a good thing about distance learning is being able to attend class from any location thats connected to the internet. As a teacher, I would help improve the experience of distance learners by trying to adjust to any potential issues that arise with technology, as there are plenty. I would also probably not have mandatory attendance lectures, a