Sunday, November 30, 2014

Edmodo

One of the best ways to teach with tech


We are in stage to moving to a world where you can look at specific skills and specific learners and understand what's working for specific types of learners. Empowering teachers is the only path to receiving better outcomes.

Using Edmodo, teachers request students into private groups that can be used for online classroom conferences, but in a format that keeps the teacher inflexibly in control. Teachers give students a class signup code, which can be deactivated once all students have signed up, and students in turn are encouraged to share the code with their parents, allowing them to monitor their own child's activity. As an invitation-only social network, Edmodo is meant to mirror a secure offline classroom that intruders cannot access, with rules of decorum enforced by software. For example, students are not allowed to pass private messages to other students in class. They can post only to the group or the teacher, and group messages can be moderated by the teacher.
Break Down:
o   The Good:
Edmodo is meant to mirror a secure offline classroom that intruders cannot access, with rules of decorum enforced by software
o   The Bad:
There are some cons in the website. Difficulty to register distract the student’s attention. Also, it doesn’t clear guide line to register.
o The Bottom Line:
      Students can keep track of what's due on the Assignments page,in the anther  Empowering teachers is the only path to receiving better outcomes.
      Rating: 4 (Very Good).


Done By: Emad (201202692).


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