Thursday, April 23, 2020

DFI 6 - Enabling Access




How to Use the New Google Sites - YouTube

Again, it was another hands-on session with us learning more about Google sites.  I was able to have some well needed time to really work on a google site (which I am preparing for my next years' class) and focus on the 'Five affordances of Learn Create Share in a digital learning environment,,,'
  • engagement
  • teaching conversations
  • cognitive challenge
  • visibility
  • scaffolding
It would have been great to have gotten some feedback about 'my site', but at the time, I hadn't actually produced it.  I did find that looking at other peoples sites, gave me a chance to give them some feedback and to really think about the purpose of my learning site and would it be visible to the learner...

Purpose of a learning site 

  • One-stop hub for learning
  • learning is accessible anywhere, anytime, and at any pace
  • rewindable learning supported
  • personalising learning via multiple opportunities to access content and the learning process
  • visible planning and teaching
  • hub of information about events, groupings and progressions for both learners and parents
  • weekly overviews and timetables
Keeping in mind, all of the learning that I have been given about Google Sites, I truly believe that this session (6) was the one that made me really think about how I had created my sites previously and gave me some positive direction into how my site/s can be improved for myself and my learners.  I will continue to work on my site/s and look forward to some feedback.

Home Team Google Site

Whakatauki: 
He iti marangai e tū te pāhokahoka (Just like a rainbow after the storm, success follows failure)



2 comments:

  1. Kia ora Ada,
    I can see your learning and reflections in this post. Ka pai to mahi!
    How about adding a link to your site to the post for feedback? Happy to give some!
    A thought - use an image for the new google sites. The one you have is for the classic sites (that we don't use anymore).
    See you Friday,
    Maria

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  2. Kia ora Maria
    Thanks for those words of direction. I have added the google site link for you to give me some feedback and also changed my image for the new google site.

    Nga mihi
    Ada

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