Objective: Students share with you and their peers their favorite tech tools, website, apps, etc, that help them be more productive with your content. Students discuss how each tool helps them learn more and perform better in your class.
- Invite your students to share their favorite tools, apps, or websites that help them in your class.
- Give them a day or so to prepare.
- Have the students, one at a time, show off their tool and explain how it has or is helping them with your class.
- Keep a Google doc, today's meet, or some other way to document and share all of the tools shared in class. Make this available to students outside of class.
- Allow students time to discuss the tools and download any apps that are shared in class.
- Allow the activity enough freedom to explore different angles and perspectives of your course content, while steering toward tools that are productive, add value, and/or make your class fun.
This is a fantastic way to have your students find and discover great tools for learning about your classroom content. If done properly, this activity will be engaging, fun, & informative. You'll be surprised at some of the neat tools your students are using and how many of them you can probably use yourself.
We did this lesson with the 7th grade teachers and let them share any technology they used for work or play & it was a blast! We'll probably do it again a few more times after the Christmas holiday. Our future jam sessions will will probably have specific themes creativity, communication, productivity, etc.
We did this lesson with the 7th grade teachers and let them share any technology they used for work or play & it was a blast! We'll probably do it again a few more times after the Christmas holiday. Our future jam sessions will will probably have specific themes creativity, communication, productivity, etc.
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