Resources
General
As in all graduate classes, when you cite your sources, you should do so using APA style. Purdue OWL is a great place to reference how to do this.​
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We will be using a lot of digital tools in this class. The Symbaloo below provides some potential options. You might also be interested in, 100 Essential EdTech Tools updated in 2023 and curated by TeachThought, Tech Tools for Engagement curated by Thomas Murray and Eric Sheninger, EdTechTools for 5Es, curated by Jen Giffen or Digital Media Design Student Choice Board curated by Torrey Trust. There are many more out there, so feel free to explore and try something new! Keep in mind that these are not my list and some of them I have had bookmarked for a while so some of the tools might be behind paywalls now, or are no longer active. Just move to the next one. I also have found it helpful to google something like "alternatives to EduBlogs free" to see what Google can find. ​
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HyperDocs
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Digital Tools
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We will be using a lot of digital tools in this class. The Symbaloo below provides some potential options. You might also be interested in Tech Tools for Engagement curated by Thomas Murray and Eric Sheninger, EdTechTools for 5Es, curated by Jen Giffen or Digital Media Design Student Choice Board curated by Torrey Trust. There are many more out there, so feel free to explore and try something new!​
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Digital Citizenship
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Check out this Google Doc with readings I have used in the past: Readings for Digital Citizenship. These should not be the only readings that you do on your assigned topic, but these might be a jumping off point (also the list hasn’t been updated in at least a year so you might be able to find newer stuff or things that are more relevant to you).​
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