Wednesday, 17 February 2021

Week 2- 17.2.2021 Manaiakalani Digital Fluency Intensive

 


Talofa lava and Kia Orana!



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Above is a video using Google Meet that we made comments on. Next Time I look forward to using Google Meet so I can practice recording my comments.


HAIKU Poem in summary of my learning 


  • GOOGLE CALENDAR
  • HAPARA WE NEED TO GET
  • GOOGLE MEET RECORD

What did I learn that increased my understanding of Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy?
  • It was very interesting listening to the kaupapa and understanding of the acronym R.A.T.E . (Recognise, Amplify, Turbocharge, Effective Practise) as YES all professional educators need to continue to grow and develop their practice, to keep up to date with current digital content students are using.
  •  A wondering I have is, how does our Pasifika/Pacific families warm to seeing visually the acronym R.A.T.E?.. as it may come across as “payrate” or what’s your rate?.. is their a connection between the kaupapa and the audience?

What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow as a professional?
  • Google Keep will be a great tool for when I need to write a check list for the responsibilities I am involved with, especially during end of year term events and checking teachers reports.
  • Using Google calendar to support the different events and activities we have within the school and community.

What did I learn that could be used with my learners?  
  • Google meet: using this tool will be fantastic for my LSC and outside agencies meetings. Especially when it links to my Google calendar.
  • Google calendar: visually connecting all my meetings, events is a user friendly tool I can clearly see what’s on top for me.
  • Google Keep:absolutely looking forward to implementing this tool not only in my professional work life but personally too. I use to always write down “to do lists” but now this tool will become a very useful day to day check list!
  • Google Gmail: creating “VIP” labels in order of priority will be awesome for me as I like to make sure that I have replied back to them. I liked how you can schedule emails being sent, and add on privacy settings.
  • Uploading and embedding a video on to my blog would definitely be an exciting tool to share with my students and colleagues as it’s a fun way to record comments and reflections.

What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow in my personal life?

  • Using the different Google Tools (Google Meet, Google Keep, Google Calendar and Google Gmail) throughout this week has definitely been a time saver! I have been enjoying using the shortcuts on the keyboard to go in between the applications.
  • I have implemented my meetings/events/activities and set up Google Meet sessions using Google Calendar. Sharing with my sister my personal Google Calendar and setting up Google Meets  has been a great way for us to connect as she has recently moved to 🇮🇹 Italy.





8 comments:

  1. Love the Haiku, creative. The video is an excellent tool for sharing feedback.

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  2. Hi Meritiana. Great viewing your blog. Lovely and colourful. love the font. Great video too. Well done

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  3. Love your blog Meritiana very colourful and great work on your google meet.

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  4. Kia ora Meritiana,
    Yay for being able to embed a video - I hope you managed to get the record settings all worked out.
    Your Haiku is great!
    A very interesting connection with the word RATE - I can see where you are coming from, I don't think I have used this term with the whanau... but can see potential for it to create a barrier.
    Yay for calendar! So many options - I am looking forward to hearing your reflection about what you have implemented this week.
    See you soon,
    Kelsey

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  5. Kia Ora Meritiana,
    Love the haiku! Good wondering about the potential barrier for whanau with the RATE acronym, but I'm glad that as an educator you found it's meaning to be useful for your practice. Great that you've found so many ways to apply the tools learned this week to increase productivity in your workflow.
    Nga mihi
    Stef.

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  6. Malo lava Meritiana,
    Awesome work! Your blog and content is amazing.

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  7. Love the Haiku Poem. Great work!

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