EME2040 Sp24

My experience using MS Word as a student started in elementary school when I had to write school projects or science fair reports. I continued to use MS Word in middle school for essays and research papers. However, in high school, my school used Chromebooks so it was mandatory to use Google Docs. My preference between MS Word and Google Docs depends if I am working independently or collaboratively in a group. If I am working individually, I would prefer to use MS Word. The UI just seems easier and more straightforward to me. If I am working in a group, I would prefer to use Google Docs as it allows for easy collaboration from anywhere. The ISTE Standards for Educators provided me with a comprehensive framework that sets expectations for educators in the digital age. As I read more about the standards, I discovered new dimensions of the role of an educator. The concept of being a "citizen" within the digital space was particularly intriguing and marked a new topic for me. Le...

Hello! My name is Amanda. I am in my final semester as an undergraduate student. I am majoring in Statistics and minoring in both Mathematics and Education. I am currently working as a STEM Instructor, but I plan to become a Data Analyst or something related to that field post-graduation. I am still not certain if I am going to continue my education right after I graduate or start getting more professional work experience. In my educational experiences, technology has played a significant role in enhancing my learning and collaboration in many of my classes. At the beginning of my undergraduate schooling in various classes, I frequently used iClicker to engage in lectures by answering multiple-choice questions. I used collaborative tools like Flipgrid, Google Docs, and Google Slides to work with my classmates. I have also experienced learning management systems like Canvas and Blackboard in high school and university, which were great platforms for seeing assignments and course materia...