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 | Have you heard about STUDYBLUE? It is a great site that allows you to create a class and provides a variety of other useful study skills for learners.The best part are the digital flashcards. A great way for students to remember all the material that I cover in class. | |
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| Yes, I have. I mainly use it to check on students' progress or to help students with physical limitations have a partner who can help with notetaking. It is also very accessible on the go or during break. I often use my phone to save time. | |
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| STUDYBLUE should definitely be used by students and instructors. I would use it to track students' progress and to adjust lessons accordingly. It is also a great tool to highlight keywords and concepts. In addition students can share and support each other on the study platform. | |
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| Yes, it is a very versatile study tool. I like that it is accessible on various hardwares and technological devices. Students and educators have limited time, so anything that can help make the process more accessible and fluent for all learners should be implemented. | |
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| I would use the site to help learners stay organized and up-to-date with material that was covered in class. It would also be used to design lessons that help students understand difficult concepts. In addition, English language learners can build upon their vocabulary, quiz themselves, and learn how to correctly track their own progress. | |
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| Yes, indeed. According to the article we recently read: Assistive Technology in Education: The "Highs" and the "Lows" a common myths was that assitive technology is unnecessary and extravagant. I disagree. These free tools are necessary and students have to know about it. What better way then through their teachers? Every student should have the tools they need to succeed. | |
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