Digital Portfolio: Images and Write-Ups

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Educational Websites

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Description: A student is using an educational website on a laptop to research for a project. By navigating an online encyclopedia, the student gains access to accurate and up-to-date information on the chosen topic. Informative tools like these help students find answers independently and encourage curiosity beyond the classroom. Overall, such tools empower students to take charge of their own learning journey.



Virtual classroom on Zoom

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Description: A virtual classroom session is taking place on Zoom, where students and the teacher interact in real time from different locations. Communicative tools like Zoom make it possible for everyone to participate, ask questions, and share ideas instantly, no matter where they are. This technology breaks down geographical barriers and allows for collaborative learning beyond the traditional classroom walls. Students can work together in breakout rooms, receive immediate feedback, and engage in discussions just as they would in person. Overall, communicative tools help create a more connected and interactive educational experience for everyone involved.




Digital Mind Mapping Diagram

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Description: A digital mind map created using online digital mind map tools. This helps students visually organize their ideas for a project or topic. Using constructive tools like this, learners can easily see how different concepts are connected and identify key relationships. The interactive nature of digital mind mapping makes it simple to add, move, or link ideas, supporting deeper understanding. Overall, digital mind maps make it easier to break down complex information and present it in a clear, structured way.

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