Do you ever wonder what your students are learning in Technology?
Be sure to ask them each week what new skill they have learned or what site they have used that may reinforce their daily learning. Below are some talking points and topics to help you guide the conversation.
February & March: Gr. K-2 - Accessing their Google Drive and Google Classroom accounts. Editing document and slides in Google
February: Gr. 3 & 5 - Google slides, layering, grouping, creating images and avatars.
March & April: Kindergarten - Review Online Reading programs, reinforce mouse & keyboard skills
March & April: Gr. 1 & 2 - Making changes in Google Drive using control characters. Collaborating with their class on a shared document.
March & April Gr. 3-5 - Internet Safety, Digital Citizenship, Cyberbullying prevention, Information Privacy
Be sure to ask them each week what new skill they have learned or what site they have used that may reinforce their daily learning. Below are some talking points and topics to help you guide the conversation.
February & March: Gr. K-2 - Accessing their Google Drive and Google Classroom accounts. Editing document and slides in Google
February: Gr. 3 & 5 - Google slides, layering, grouping, creating images and avatars.
March & April: Kindergarten - Review Online Reading programs, reinforce mouse & keyboard skills
March & April: Gr. 1 & 2 - Making changes in Google Drive using control characters. Collaborating with their class on a shared document.
March & April Gr. 3-5 - Internet Safety, Digital Citizenship, Cyberbullying prevention, Information Privacy
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Digital Literacy is important - Students are expected to know fundamental computer and mouse skills as well as keyboarding skills to be successful in a digital world. Word processing skills, creating and understanding charts and graphs and presenting information using digital tools are all key elements to being successful. Mastery of touch-typing is not only necessary to be successful in school, but also to be competitive in future careers. Please encourage your students to work on their touch typing skills at home.
Digital Literacy is important - Students are expected to know fundamental computer and mouse skills as well as keyboarding skills to be successful in a digital world. Word processing skills, creating and understanding charts and graphs and presenting information using digital tools are all key elements to being successful. Mastery of touch-typing is not only necessary to be successful in school, but also to be competitive in future careers. Please encourage your students to work on their touch typing skills at home.