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joined the Google Classroom. See instructions to join the session Classroom here. You will need to create a Gmail account , if you do not have one. Code for Google Classroom 7ft0fgv
done the ice breaker activity in our Google Classroomwhen replying do not click on "resolve"
created a Credly account to receive a weekly badge
become familiar with the features of our Google Classroom and the session wiki
Task 2. Join our Google Classroom and do a little icebreaking activity. Check this tutorial on how to post to Google Classroom. PLEASE DO NOT CREATE A NEW DOC, JUST EDIT THE COLLABORATIVE DOC. The goal of this activity is for your to get to know each other. Any new doc can only be seen by session moderators.
in case you have any doubts
See how you can join Classroom from your mobile and edit the Icebreaker doc
If you prefer using a mobile device, here's how to post to the ICT4ELT Google Classroom from your phone or tablet
Task 3. If you wish to receive a badge for your weekly tasks, create a Credly account. By collecting all 5 weekly badges during the ICT4ELT session you will receive the Certificate of Participation. You will be asked to provide your account information when you fill the form to request your weekly badge at the end of this page.
Task 4. Read this week’s readings (at the bottom of this page) and post comments on the readings to the Google Classroom.It's not enough to say you read the articles, you need to reflect on them. You do not need to comment on all of them, just the ones you find relevant.
Task 5. Attend Week One live session on Tuesday Jan 15 at 7:00 PM GMT and add your comments on the session here
Task 6. Start a wiki, blog or website to post your creations as the session goes on and add the link to it on the Google Classroom.
As for wikis, you can start your account in PBworks (seemingly unlimited in the free version)
As for blogs, you can create your account in Blogger, WordPress or Edublogs for teachers. We recommend Blogger as it offers the most uploading possibilities , yet you can experiment with other blogs too.
If you want to create a really simple and easy website, do it in Google Sites. For tutorials go underneath.
Check out this blog on blogger created by our moderators. We will post things there to showcase some possibilities a blog can offer you. Please leave a comment.
Check out this blog for a school created on edublogs : a teacher's blog . It is used for guiding the students' activities when in class and also from home. The basic account with edublogs doesn't enable you to embed in the same way as blogger.
Share the link to your Blog, Wiki, or Google Site here
Getting the most of your e-learning course. Leaning online is a very convenient mode of learning. However, it is not easy if you really want to take seriously. This short article gives you some precious tips we think will be helpful to all of you who have joined our session.
Netiquette. "Netiquette" stands for "Internet Etiquette" and refers to the set of practices created over the years to make the Internet experience pleasant for everyone.
The beginners guide to Google Classroom This year, we are introducing Google Classroom. This article guides you through the basics of Google Classroom and also gives you some helpful tips.
How to use Google Classroom Very similar to the article above, this one gives you some tips on what to do with your Google Classroom.
Wikis: A wiki has been our platform of choice for some time. This article lays out the basic concepts behind a wiki and gives readers some tips on how to use it in their classes.
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