Tool 4

I created a worksheet and form in Google Docs to share with my team.  This would be useful to collaborate on worksheets and assessments. You could possibly use the forms for students to assess students.  Sharing documents within the team would be a good way discuss and collaborate the curriculum for the course.  

Tool 3

I visited SchoolTube and TeacherTube.  The websites both had great videos and would be helpful for my students whether they missed class or needed a review of the lesson.  Here are two videos I found useful.  The first is about solving multi-step equations and the second demonstrates one way to graph a line. 

With regard to the copyright laws, when in doubt, always cite where you got your information from!

I have a Dropbox account which I have shared lesson plans in.  

Tool 2

I am new to blogging so I am not extremely comfortable blogging yet.  I was able to comment on other teacher’s blogs and ask questions about their posts that I thought were useful. I do not like to share my thoughts publicly, but I think this could be a great resource for my students to ask questions to each other on various assignments, projects, etc.  I plan on visiting wildaboutmath.com. This website has games, ideas and advice on things to do in a math classroom.

Tool 1

Starting this blog has definitely been a challenge…I am completely out of my element.  It took many tries before I could finally get the blog created.  I owe Terri a huge thank you for all her help!!  However, I am looking forward to seeing how I can use this as a helpful tool for the students.