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    Cody Dominick

    EDTL 6180
    July 26, 2023

    Digital Learning Objects

    Age/Grade Level: 10th – 11th Grade

    Subject: Algebra 2

    Standards:

    A.SSE.3 a. Factor a quadratic expression to reveal the zeros of the function it defines.
    (A1, M2)

    A.REI.4 b. Solve quadratic equations as appropriate to the initial form of the equation by
    inspection, e.g., for x² = 49; taking square roots; completing the square; applying the
    quadratic formula; or utilizing the Zero-Product Property after factoring.

    Digital Learning Objects Used:

    1. Screencastify: I use this website almost every day in my classroom. I record every I
    make so I can post it to my Google Classroom, that way any student who is absent can
    watch it as if they were right there in class. It is also great for students to just go back if
    they need refreshed on anything. For my Dream Unit I used Screencastify to make
    example videos for different types of problems.

    Jigsaw Video #1

    Jigsaw Video #2

    Jigsaw Video #3

    Jigsaw Video #4

    Jigsaw Video #5

    Jigsaw Video #6

    2. Google Classroom: I started using Google Classroom my first year at my new school
    and will never go back. It is extremely user-friendly for both students and teachers. It is
    very easy to access when using other Google products for assignments, such as Google
    Forms, Google Docs, Google Slides, etc.

    Google Classroom Link – Code: azxvqr7


    3. Google Forms: Google Forms is a fantastic way to assess your students. I use Google
    Forms for pretests, posttests, quizzes, homework, and exit tickets. I love how I can take
    the data and immediately turning it into a Google Sheet. This way if I am using it for
    formative assessment, I can see which questions students struggled on specifically. It can
    be difficult to type math problems using it, but I would still recommend it.

    Pretest

    Exit Ticket #1

    Exit Ticket #2

    Exit Ticket #3

    Exit Ticket #4

    4. EdPuzzle: EdPuzzle is a great replacement for your typical notes. You can use a premade
    EdPuzzle, use a premade video to create your own EdPuzzle, or create your own video to
    make your own EdPuzzle. The best part about EdPuzzle is that you can place questions
    throughout the videos. This makes students stay engaged as they watch the notes so they
    can get the questions right. This works especially well if you grade the questions.

    EdPuzzle #1

    EdPuzzle #2

    EdPuzzle #3

    5. Gizmo: I always used Gizmo when I was in school for science labs. It wasn’t until this
    unit that I found out Gizmo can also be used for online manipulatives. A lot of schools
    can’t afford a lot of hands-on manipulatives. And we know as teachers we can’t afford to
    buy them ourselves. So, this is a great tool if there are any manipulatives you would like
    but don’t have. The link below is to a Gizmo for using Algebra Tiles for factoring.

    Gizmo

    6. Google Docs: Google Docs are great for students to work together on any type of
    assignment, but they are also great for teachers to give out information to their students.
    For this unit I needed to put videos together for students to access, so hyperlinking them
    in a Google Doc was perfect, along with the problems they were working on.

    Jigsaw Problems and Videos

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