Edmodo in the Grade 5 Classroom
Edmodo in the classroom makes good sense for so many reasons …
If you were a fly on my classroom wall you would see and hear me promoting its use for so many reasons … there are so many opportunities, so many “things” that it can bring to the classroom experience … here are just a few of them (alphabetically speaking).
Alphabetically Speaking –
From “A” to “V”
- address/recognize different learning styles
- alternative opportunity to communicate
- back channel discussions
- blog
- book clubs
- communication with parents
- communities connect
- complete assignments
- connect with students
- connect with other teachers
- create book files/lists
- create quizzes
- differentiated instruction – create groups
- digital backpacks
- digital libraries
- engagement
- exercising personal responsibility
- flipped classroom
- ecourage, teach and promote the use of 21st Century skills
- grading
- global collaboration
- group collaboration
- integrate technology
- join communities
- learn about social media and the internet in a safe & secure environment
- links to PPP
- manage grades & assignments
- mobile learning
- parent code
- polls
- post daily assignments
- post messages
- post positive feedback to students
- post positive feedback between students
- post rubrics
- project based learning
- record field trips
- role play : e.g. accounts for main characters in novels
- scavenger hunts
- see assignments
- see grades
- share and discuss resources
- shares ideas
- share videos
- share projects
- social networking
- study groups
- turn in/post assignments for viewing/grading
- unit overviews
- upgrade classroom communication
- upload files
- upload audio files
- view lecture notes
- view/make up missed lessons/work
- vocabulary development
- Note …. I also love Edmodo because:
1. It is safe & secure
2. Students don’t need an email address
3. It’s easy to use
4. It’s free

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I’m a big fan of Edmodo! You’ve provided a great comprehensive list of ideas. My sixth graders use it daily. Here’s a binder filled with ideas: http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=669649