Practitioner’s PerspectiveEstelita V. Llanita, LMTA

aka: Tilit Kulit (FB)

Tilitay93 (twitter)

21 Signs You’re a 21st Century

Teacher

Hype in googling…

You require your students to use a variety

of sources for their research projects...

and they cite blogs, podcasts, and

interviews they’ve conducted via Skype.

#2 Active learning

Your students

work on

collaborative

projects...

#3 Network/SocMed Feedback

You give weekly

class updates to

parents... via your

blog.

So you know these sites

WordPress

http://wordpress.org/

Blogger

http://blogger.com

So…

You Viber instead of texting

PM /Dm instead of calling through

landline

#4 Students

ParticipationYour students

participate in class...

by tweeting their

questions and

comments.

Do you have twitter

account?

Twitter

http://twitter.com/

#5 Video

ProjectsYou ask your students

to create reports on a

controversial topic...

and you grade their

video submissions.

Rubric!!!!!

& you grade their

video submissions

using RUBRIC.

You use these sites

Webcam – Google Hangouts

http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/han

gouts/

Screensharing - Screencast-o-matic

http://screencast-o-matic.com/

Avatar – Voki http://voki.com/ Photos –

Fotobabble http://www.fotobabble.com/

#6 podcastYou prepare

substitutes with

detailed

directions... via

Podcasts.

Seamless

absenceVocaroo

http://vocaroo.com/

#7 Tentative

IDYou ask your students to

do a character study...

and they create mock

social media profiles of

their character.

Faking as a Security

ToolFakebook

http://www.classtools. net/fb/home/page

#8 Wiki - toolYour students create

a study guide...

working together on

a group wiki.

Wiki spaceWikispaces

http://www.wikispaces.com/

#9 SharewaringYou share lesson

plans with your

teacher friends...

from around the

globe.

#10 Shareware

advantageYour classroom budget

is tight... but it doesn’t

matter because there

are so many free

resources for you.

Shareware Resources

Shared Resources http://community.simplek12.com/scripts/student/share/

#11 Smart idlingYou realize the importance of professional

development... and you read blogs, join

online communities, and tweet for self

development.

You enroll yourself into Webinars and

Coursereras

Your blog opening

statementsPlease write in some of your favorites! A

few of mine...

http://blog.web4Eclassroom.org/

http://tilitay93.com/

http://www.tilitinspiration.com/

#12 Virtual Fieldtrip

You take your students on

a field trip to the Great

Wall of China... and

never leave your

classroom

Visit places without Visa

Panoramio

http://www.panoramio.com

#13 Online

AlbumYour students share

stories of their

summer vacation...

through an online

photo repository.

Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/ Edmodo

http://www.edmodo.com/

(Other than Instagram and Tumbler )

#14 Online

tourYou visit the

Palace of

Versailles... and

don’t spend a

dime.

Google Art Project

http://www.googleartproject.com/

#15 Netiquette

101You teach your

students not to be

bullies... or

cyberbullies.

Internet Safety Courses & Lessons

http://community.simplek12.com/scripts/

student/cou rses/?id=8202#details

http://www.youtube.com/simplek12team

#16 SUPYou make your students

turn in their cell phones

before class starts...

because you plan on

using them in class.

#17 SMS Responsible

UseYou require your students to

summarize a recent chapter...

and submit it to you via a text

message.

Celly

http://cel.ly/

#18 Proud Teacher

You showcase your

students’ original work...

to the worldPen.io

http://pen.io/

#19 RSSYou have your morning coffee... while

checking your RSS

RSS Sites

Google Reader

http://www.google.com/reader

Zite

http://zite.com/ RSS feed

#20 WebinarYou are at this

webinar... And plan

on having more

#21 Networking

You share online

something you learned

today with your teacher

friends!

You follow links….