Jeffrey+Starman

1) Students could use wiki sites in many different ways. I could post a question and have all the students answer the question on their own post. Students could then respond to each other as they can see all the answers on the page. Students could also use wiki sites for a presentation of a project that is easy to navigate and understand.

2) Wiki sites could be very helpful to teachers. Teachers could use the wiki as a classroom website. They could post all assignments and class materials on the site. Teachers could also use wiki as a celebration site. A teacher could put student work and presentations on the site that could be viewable by parents and the community. The wiki site could be used as an information site for the classroom. The teacher could post, like a blog, what is happening in class each week, and parents could follow along.

3) I am using:
 * Socrative**: I use this as a formative assessment. I often have short socrative quizzes after a lesson. I then review the most missed concepts the next day.
 * Kahoot**: Another great formative assessment site. I use it as a competitive review strategy before quizzes and tests.
 * YouTube:** I find many YouTube videos that go along with a lesson. They are usually short, but attention grabbing. I will use these videos to introduce assignments or to reinforce topics.
 * Chrome Apps and Google Apps:** I use many of the chrome apps as a way for students to show what they know in a creative way. I have used chatterpix, telagami, and a few others this year.
 * Blendspace:** The blendspace site we used in this class will become useful for two of my lessons next year. It makes it easy to have all links and information on one page.