Show Off Technology – Student Emails

28 Aug

If your students are using technology in your classroom there are many ways to show off their work to visitors.  I make sure that every bulletin board in my classroom clearly demonstrates how technology is used by my students everyday.

Instead of exit slips to check understanding at the end of a lesson, my students email me what they have learned and any questions they still have.

  • Each iPad in my classroom (this works with PCs too) is set up with the same email account.
  • I post a question or quick task on the board.
  • Students answer the question in an email and send it to me.
  • I print out the emails, write a comment on the bottom, and staple it to my bulletin board.

It is clear to any visitor (our principal, superintendent, maybe even Mayor Bloomberg) that students use technology with ease in my classroom.

5 Responses to “Show Off Technology – Student Emails”

  1. ClassLink (@ClassLink) September 5, 2012 at 11:32 am #

    This is great! These types of efforts encourage students and teachers alike to embrace technology use in the classroom. Students feel good if they get special mentions in your boards. Cheers!

  2. http://tinyurl.com/adfudarby21812 February 5, 2013 at 5:46 am #

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