Badge Idea Maker

#2 Badge Idea

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Last updated March 1, 2017 at 10:45 AM
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What topic should be covered? How should teachers share evidence?

All posted evidence

Twitter #EdChat

Participate in a #EdChat on twitter! Evidence can be a link to one of your tweets or screen shot of Twitter feed.

dunlapa About 7 years ago

Badges for Students!

Students as edcamp participants and or facilitators.

lisa-douthit About 7 years ago

Teacher blogging

Could start with reading other teacher's or classroom blogs and following them - or subscribe to them. Evidence- share a post that sparked an idea for teaching

Then move up to commenting or sharing fav blogs from another classroom or teacher (outside Turner) -share a comments link

Finally, start a personal or classroom blog (minimum required post?) - share link

ruffteacher About 7 years ago

Participate in a Twitter Chat

Screenshot of responses

seifertp About 7 years ago

nearpod

schlectaa About 7 years ago

Google-a-day

Check out Google a Day as a way to encourage student engagement in safe researching skills. Post your score at the end.
https://g.co/kgs/DVZRCC

cartym About 7 years ago

Giving Feedback!

This feeds off of the "watch me teach" idea. Teachers can earn badges by leaving feedback for any teacher who posts a #watchmeteach video. Not sure where/how this feedback would be left.