I believe that some parts of social media are useful in the
classroom and it could support teacher professional development. In the podcast
twitter was mentioned and although it is a social media site, it can also be
used for educational purposes.
I choose the website Scribd, and this website allows a free
trial for 14 days to any users. So basically it is a site that allows people
that use it to publish, discover, and discuss authentic writing in a document
version in many different languages. When entering upon the website it has the
option of previewing books at the bottom before sign up, so users could get a
feel of it. This section breaks the books down into categories such as sci-fi,
fantasy, etc so the readers can really get in depth with what’s going on.
At the bottom of the website there is an overview that leads
into the next section. This section breaks into different categories such as
Comics, audio books, romance, etc. I have used this website before and I find
it very useful to people who love technology and reading at the same time. It
has been perfectly infused together in the best way. https://www.scribd.com/
The concept mapping assignment has helped me gain skills
that require me to pay attention to small detail. Creating a diagram from
scratch was fairly difficult because even though it is an assignment it is
still important to make something that is appealing to the eye with colors,
shapes, etc. I decided to get a template that was already created in one of the
folders and to continue building on it. With this idea it was really helpful
because I did not have to create a diagram from scratch. What I liked about
this assignment was that it challenged me to be creative and I am not a
creative artist. What I believe can be changed is just the program because I
did not like it and it was difficult getting it to pull up on my computer. In
my future career I can apply this to small assignments for the class for like
presentations or study guides.
I agree that the templates are the way to go with webspiration!
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