Brett's Blog #4

Twitter was introduced to me when I was in my sophomore year of high school and I continued to use it up to this day. At first, I only used Twitter to find funny videos and photos. Then I started to use the app to communicate with my friends and family. If I was a teacher, then I would have my students make a Twitter and have them tweet every week. This would help me connect with the students and the students will become more familiar with each other.

Digital divine could make a huge impact on the student who does not have the electronic. If all of the other students had tablets and one student does not have that tablet, that student will have a harder time learning in my opinion. Everyone should have an equal opportunity when it comes to education. If my students are blessed enough to be able to use these electronic devices, then I can use them to help the students higher their education.

If I had to pick two software tools for my class, it would be a hard choice. I think the first one I would choose is Microsoft Word. The second one I would choose is Excell. These two programs are very useful and students should learn how to use them at a young age so they can incorporate the programs into their future life. Both of these programs will be used in their future school career and most likely be used in their future jobs.

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  1. Lukas's Blog fa19October 10, 2018 at 10:54 AM

    When you are picking technologies for the classroom, the first question you should ask is probably what subject matter and age group you are mostly interested in.

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