Project Description
Communication is the meaningful exchange of information. This includes verbal, non-verbal, and digital interactions.
Reflection Question
How can I engage in purposeful communication to enhance my learning environment?
Look Fors
1. Students and teachers extend learning process and products beyond the classroom with an intentional audience in mind.
2. Multiple ways of communication among students, teachers, and families are
evident (examples: social media, blogs, small group collaboration).
3. Students and teachers communicate and actively listen, using both technology tools and face-to-face opportunities to deepen and enhance learning.
Details
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Coach to student
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Student to Coach
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Student to Student
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Student to outside world (Global partners)
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Coach to outside world (Global partners)
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Ongoing, meaningful feedback between stakeholders
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Teachers facilitate opportunities for connections that result from student needs
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A blend/balance of physical and electronic
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Home/school bridge: learning continues
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Outside connectivity, reaching outside four walls
Recommended Apps and Examples
CanvasHilliard City Schools’ e-learning platform, also known as a Learning Management System. Canvas contains over 2,000 online courses designed specifically for delivering content to students and professional development to staff. |
Grades:Elementary Secondary |
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GmailAll grade 6-12 students who access Google Apps are able to access a free Gmail account. Using the free Gmail app will allow students to quickly access their accounts so they can communicate with teachers and each other. |
Grades:Secondary |
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Home Access Center (HAC)Home Access Center is a browser-based student information system that allows you to view student registration, report card, attendance, discipline, transcript, success plan, course request, classwork, and scheduling information as it is entered in the school district’s database. Guardians or students can use Home Access Center to view student information. |
Grades:Elementary Secondary |
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Twitter is a service for users to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages. Users write short updates, often called “Tweets” of 140 characters or fewer. Messages are posted to your profile, sent to your followers, and are searchable on Twitter search. |
Grades:Secondary |
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FlipgridFlipgrid is social learning for PreK to PhD learners … and beyond! Grids are the meeting place for your classroom, your school, your department or any learning community to discuss your Topics. Watch confidence and creativity flourish as your learners record short, authentic videos based on your Topics. Learners pause and flip their camera while recording, add uploaded photos and videos, trim unlimited clips and include a whiteboard, video styles, text, emoji, inking and more to superpower their stories! |
Grades:Elementary Secondary |
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