I feel like no matter what I am teaching, using data
collection tools will be an important tool as a teacher. Depending on how old the grade I’m teaching,
will influence the level of data collection tools I will use with the
students. I’m an elementary Education
major, so if I’m in a classroom with particularly young students, data
collection will be done by mostly me, but if I’m teaching slightly older kids,
I can use Edmodo and survey monkey in class to collect data/ ask students
questions in class.
The next technology I would like to really understand how to
use is excel. I know we have already
started to learn the basics, but I am very unconfident in my skills and need to
improve my skills. I know I will use it
a lot in my future classroom. Excel has
so many awesome tools that will be super helpful, but I need to really learn
how to use it more efficiently. I also really want to learn about using 3D printers.
Well, I can learn more about Excel by looking it up on YouTube and finding videos to help me. I can also practice more of what I learned in class. I can go back to the sandbox to learn more about 3D printers.
Kelty,
ReplyDeleteI am also interested in learning more about Excel. I found this Lynda tutorial on it that you might want to check out: http://www.lynda.com/Excel-tutorials/Up-Running-Excel-2016/420303-2.html?org=fsu.edu
You are right... Excel can be incredibly helpful. I would suggest don't worry about it until you need it. The best way to learn a program is to know its capabilities, and then when the time comes, figure out how to use it. And then use it again, and again... They say "necessity is the mother of invention." I say, "necessity is the sail of exploration." Best!
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