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in reply to: 2.4 Your Digital Home Base #17997

Our corporation uses Schoology. In Schoology, it is easy to post important links and announcements. I use it often to communicate with students. It is easy to send reminders to individual students or to post updates for an entire class. It is very easy to organize and lay out to make it easy for kids to navigate. I am also able to make assignments and assessments using their software.

[nhaas21]

in reply to: 1.8 Challenges of Teaching Online #17902

A big problem for me is students using AI or alternate sites to look up answers in math. In class it is easier to monitor what devices they are using while working. If they have a school issued device, being able to lock what website/app they can use has been helpful, but at home there are other devices that can be used as well. I have looked at the most popular sites/apps that students seem to use and get a sense of the answers or processes that those sites use. This at least helps me know if a student has step for step off of another site. A possible solution for me is to not really ask for an answer, but ask students to describe the process they use to solve a problem.
I also think it is important to get to know the students and their interests and try to work their interests in to different types of problems. This could help keep their interest in the course.

[nhaas21]

in reply to: 1.6 Streamlining Your Digital Workspace #17901

I use multiple devices throughout the day, whether at home or work. Some were google based while others Microsoft based. I finally got them all on the same account so when I saved something on one desktop it saved on all of them.

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