Helpful Links – The Edwards Education

Helpful/Interesting Links Page:

-Privacy

“What does Google know about me”: https://www.quora.com/What-does-Google-know-about-me/answer/Gabriel-Weinberg

This article informs its audience on what specific personal information can be found on google by searching your name. It also mentions steps on how to prevent this invasion of privacy on Google.

Citation: https://bgr.com/2018/10/19/google-eu-response-android-licensing-terms/

“Trace my Shadow”: https://myshadow.org/trace-my-shadow

This website lets you select options on  devices and services you use on a daily basis. Once you have selected the devices/services, it allows you to see what personal information people can view from your use of these devices. 

-PLN (Proffessional Learning Network)

“What is a PLN?”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju54C5A3RCw&feature=youtu.be

This video explains how to create a PLN (professional Learning Network). 3 ways you can do this are to follow others and connect with other users, trying new things, and share your PLN with others.

“A Quick Start Guide to Participating in a Twitter Chat”: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SO77i1BczhRDHx6TsPE9t0Wacs0TpRs6p1TrZdtdP8o/edit

This document informs its audience on how to, step by step, take part (effictevily) in a Twitter chat. This is helpful for teachers when interacting with other educators and students. Students should also read this document in order to get the best educational experience they can on a Twitter chat.

-Coding:

This document informs it’s readers on how to connect the Sphero Edu app to Sphero himself, an engagement activity. It also explains how to interpret, edit, and fix the code you used, and how to write the code you came up with on the app. It’s important to read documents like these on how to appropriatley and efficently use sphero so you can gain the best experience while using Sphero. 

Citation: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/twitter-chats/

-Digital Videos in Education:

Playposit allows teachers to make educational videos for their students that contain interactive elements for the students, such as questions, surveys, and etc. Teachers can also use videos made by othe educators.