Integrating technology into your instruction can increase engagement and enhance communication, assessment, and active learning. When considering the use of a new technology, determine whether and how it aligns with your learning outcomes and supports your class plan. Remember it is always a good idea to test your technology before the class begins.
Google Docs
- Versatile and user-friendly, can be used for recording notes, brainstorming, group activities
- Google Forms work well for polling, surveys, and assessment
Padlet
- Works well for source evaluation activities; keyword brainstorming; facilitating group discussions
- Create a free account here
- FAQs
Libguides
- Create custom guides for courses or instructional sessions
- Resources
Contact Amber Welch for assistance and ideas on incorporating technology into your instructional practice.
