The web 2.0 tool I think is the most useful would
probably be Skype because I think it is important for students to feel as if
they have help even if they do not have parents who are able to help them. So,
with skype I would be able to contact the students in their home environment
and help them with any homework issues they might be having or answer any
questions they may have. I also think that the voicethread would be useful for
my students to be able to hear my lecture and listen to them as many times as
they need to. Also with voicethread students will be able to communicate with
each other so I think this tool would be great for group projects or to
communicate with each other before a test.
I tool I think I would use the most out of all of them
would probably be Voice Thread because I think it is the only tool that can be
used for more than one thing. It can be used for students to listen to my
lectures, it can be used for students to communicate with each other if they
have a group project, also students can use this tool to ask me any questions
they have but did not want to ask in the classroom. Also, I would be able to
verbally critique papers they submit and tell them exactly how to fix them. This
tool also says that it helps with the four C’s which is: Communication, Critical
thinking, Collaboration, and creativity.
The technology that I would like to see implemented in
the future is something called Biometrics which is a machine that can identify
the entire biological make up of a child. I think this would be super important
for the future of technology because this will help students figure out if they
have a learning disability or not. This will intern save children from
struggling it will be easier to identify the problem, I think this is important
because there are so many students that are not excelling in school because
they have a learning disability and they don’t know it. So I think this tool
will be useful in helping students identify this trait earlier on so they can
deal with it.
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