Today's challenge asked that we spend an hour previewing educational technology content and using EduClipper to keep track of what we find. Being 100% transparent, I had never used EduClipper before so I deferred back to what I know and am familiar with, Pinterest! Who doesn't love Pinterest? I know that I do! I did create an EduClipper account and played around with it, but to save time and really delve into the content exploration of this day's challenge, I went back to what I know. I will revisit EduClipper at some point though.
I have created 2 boards that really speak to my work. I sometimes find myself getting lost in what I call the Pinterest "time suck." I mean, I could spend hours on end looking around on Pinterest for tech related resources, recipes, DIY activities, home decor ideas, etc. I LOVE all of the educational technology resources that are out there. Pinterest doesn't just have to be for all of the girly froo-froo stuff, but there are a ton of resources out there.
https://www.pinterest.com/nrachell/google-classroom/
The first board that I'd like to share covers a bunch of Google Classroom and G-Suite resources and articles. My board titled, "Google Classroom," has a ton of resources that I've found about how to use each of the tools in the G-Suite and innovative and creative ways on how to integrate them into the curriculum.
https://www.pinterest.com/nrachell/21st-century-education/
This board, titled, "21st Century Education" has what I refer to as all of the other resources that aren't Google related! It really is a hodge podge of resources and I probably need to streamline it a little bit more. When ever I find a tool that's not related to Google, I drop it on this board. It could be about an app, a website, a tool, anything that has to do with technology integration and what that looks like for K-12 students and teachers.
Did you attempt day 4 of this challenge? What tool did you use to curate your resources? Did you find any resources that stood out to you?
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