Thursday, 23 April 2015

Module Two

I am feeling very tired after completing this Module, however I did find it very interesting. One link led to another and by the time I looked at the clock a few hours had passed.

As an Early Years Teacher I feel that blogging is something that I will not be teaching my students how to do. Instead, I think that it will be a useful way to communicate with other teachers; a way to share my thoughts and ideas; and also a way to discover what other educators are doing in their classrooms.

I have also just signed up to Twitter. I think that's why I'm now feeling so tired as I got completely lost in the set up process and 'following' certain people and groups. Yes, I am following Kim Kardashian, but who doesn't? ;-) I'm interested to discover more about how Twitter can be used in education and it's something that I will look into over the next few days.

I'm hoping that all of that made sense as I have definitely now hit the wall and will have to leave my Web 2.0 journey here for the night. Goodnight. 
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  1. Anonymous26 April 2015 at 19:40

    Hi Danielle,
    Early years teachers in Sale and Traralgon Catholic schools have set up private twitter accounts to allow their students to tweet to their parents. They might take a photo of their materials process in maths include with a tweet is just their short sentence on what they are doing. It makes a good reflective process and record of learning.

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  2. Unknown29 April 2015 at 17:28

    Oh that is a good idea, I wouldn't have thought to do that. It could be nice on an excursion to tweet pics of the things that students are doing too. Definitely something that I'll look into.

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