Follow my educational account on Twitter @leona_ngan!
Below is an audio file providing a short summary and reflection of this activity:
My introductory tweet:
Hi #edci339! I am looking forward to learning more about ways to support learners in digital spaces by engaging with the educational community here on Twitter!
— Leona Ngan (@leona_ngan) July 14, 2020
Responding to questions posed by other educators:
I think blogs are a great way to document, share, and build your knowledge with others as well as begin developing digital literacies with students! From my experience using a blog over the past year, I definitely appreciate how I can visualize my thinking in an digital way. https://t.co/zHMVz5a4qV
— Leona Ngan (@leona_ngan) July 14, 2020
Finding and sharing educational resources:
Great ideas listed here. #edci339 https://t.co/qa2Vk7vBH5
— Leona Ngan (@leona_ngan) July 14, 2020
Great strategy, can be demonstrated through video responses using @Flipgrid, surveys, discussion posts… #edci339 https://t.co/GxLT1nUoSJ
— Leona Ngan (@leona_ngan) July 21, 2020
Interesting article about incorporating UDL into online learning spaces. #edci339 https://t.co/cQYBo5jiFm
— Leona Ngan (@leona_ngan) July 21, 2020
Connection to Course Learning Outcomes
- Practice digital, networked, and open literacies in support of learning about distributed and open learning – by creating a Twitter account and building an online presence, I am able to practice and deepen my understanding digital networking while also expanding my knowledge of open and distributed learning by sharing ideas with others in a free and accessible way.
- Explore and engage with current literature on the distributed and open education movement – by following the class hashtag, I was able to find and explore new academic articles and blogs and add my thoughts surrounding this topic. One example is the Mindshift article I retweeted about incorporating UDL into online spaces.
- Conduct research into and critically reflect upon emerging and future educational technologies – by exploring educational tools shared and discussed by other educators and teaching accounts, I was able to reflect on the differing educational technologies available for use in the classroom.
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