kylie neiser
A3 – Teach Assist: The Virtual Teaching Assistant Teachers Need
For the A3 Forecasting project I wanted to focus on something that is pertinent to myself and many other educators; the work, life balance of being an educator. Artificial intelligence is everywhere and will only continue to grow over the years to come so we might as well use it to its fullest potential. For […]
A1 – Mobile Game-Based Learning
For this A1 project I wanted to dive in deeper to mobile game-based learning (GBL). It caught my attention in the Frontiers Poll at the beginning of the course. I enjoy using GBL learning in my class, as the students enjoy learning with it. I often use games as a supplement to teaching, as stations, […]
A2 – Augmented Reality in Education
Welcome to Week 6’s Movable Feast! Please join us on the journey exploring augmented reality (AR) in education. We encourage you to navigate this content on your mobile device. That way you can look at it anywhere, anytime! https://ksneiser.wixsite.com/aretec523 Overview of the interactivities: – Metaverse Survey – download the app to complete the AR survey – Follow […]
Padlet – Collaborative Learning
Padlet is an easy and collaborative way to engage students in discussions, notes, and learning. All students need is the link to the Padlet and they can add text, pictures, comment on others’ work or information. Padlet is an easy to use, accessible on a device or laptop, visually appealing, and has many different uses. There […]
A3: Global Virtual Collaboration
Originally posted by Sam Zimmer August 3 2018. Hi all, For my forecasting project, I chose to examine the opportunity for global virtual collaboration among students. Given my own background as a remote worker, and the growing reliance on digital technologies to connect geographically dispersed teams, I felt that this would be a pertinent topic. […]
A3 The Future of Slide Presentations- Nearpod
Originally posted by Stefanie Nitta on August 2018 Hi everybody, I was inspired by the plethora of resources that has been shared in this class, but questioned which one can meet the needs of multiple functions with simplicity and ease. This brought me back to one of my original posts about Nearpod. Though it already […]
Roblox – Culture of Digital Gaming
The culture of digital gaming is increasing and changing significantly. I mean, there have been gamers, but now the quality of gaming and accessibly to it has changed drastically. Roblox is a very popular game right now that you can play on a mobile device or desktop. I asked one of my students last week […]
Calm – Mindfulness
One app I find useful in the class and for myself is the Calm mindfulness app. This app is free for educators! We are all so busy on our phones, work, activities, etc… that sometimes it is nice to slow down, be present, relax, and just focus on the moment. I particularly like to use […]
Duolingo App- Languages
Originally posted by Kevin Low on June 2, 2018 Duolingo is an awesome free language app that allows the user to learn different languages in a game type of style. Some of these languages include Spanish, French, English, German and many other languages with 28 in total. This app has many type of game styles in order […]
Moblie Culture – Split Wise
Originally posted by Jennifer L on September 18, 2019. When trying to think of which app would fit under this week’s theme of mobile culture, I tried to pick an app that has changed and influenced the way I currently do things. After coming back from my trip last Sunday, my group of friends and […]