Participate
In addition to the required links/objects listed above, please
provide a paragraph describing your perspective of the Participate module.
Consider the learning environment, content, assignments. Afterward, copy and
paste the links and your paragraph into the Participate Capstone submission
box. Questions, comments, and expertise are always welcome!
The Participate Module opened my eyes to how important it is
to ensure safety and responsibility when teaching online. As they say with
great power comes great responsibility. With the power of the internet, comes
the responsibility of creating digital citizens. This module really opened my
eyes to how important it is to create digital citizens. The way the course
built from developing an AUP in the beginning of the course to making sure that
you consider digital health thoroughly covered how to be a complete participant
in online learning. I enjoyed learning in an environment where I could use the
forum to view my peers’ work and also to look at exemplars. This helped guide
me, but it also encouraged me to come up with original ideas and problem solve
tasks. I think that this was an excellent model for online teaching, and it is
essential to have the interactive piece. I learned some new technology tools from my
colleagues, and I liked the diversity of the different activities. The
assignments taught me about how to properly interact online, guide students,
and ensure safety. When completing “Participate 3.1.2 Digital Resources and
Netiquette Quest” I was able to create a Nearpod that allowed my current
students to learn valuable tips that I have seen them apply in the classroom. In
addition, finding new resources in this module has improved my teaching and
learning to create bookmarks is a simple way to organize these resources.
Organization seems to be a vital component to online teaching. Furthermore, it was nice to have a choice and
voice when completing tasks. My favorite part about this module is the fact
that I am learning the way my students would be learning. The reflection
component in the blog is where I found myself critical thinking and coming up with
new ideas. The first module was exciting, and it makes me want to continue the
journey.
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