Recent Extend Responses
Out of 2558 total responses to 387 dailies.
@ontarioextend J'adore les post-its comme outil d'apprentissage en salle de classe. Je suis ravie de découvrir Padlet! PS, le lien vers votre Padlet "EdTech Tools" ne fonctionne pas! #oextend #padlet
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 12, 2019
@ontarioextend une entrée de blogue qui témoigne de l'importance à employer la technologie comme outil à l'apprentissage expérientiel #oextend #almostdone https://t.co/5I6ng308jB
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 11, 2019
table à manger de collaboration @ontarioextend #oextend pic.twitter.com/2pYa0hNRjt
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 11, 2019
@ontarioextend je veux ma badge "expérimentatrice" ! #oextend https://t.co/aj0LK4MM67
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 6, 2019
@ontarioextend l'idée du "sans note" #oext193 permettrait des échanges constructifs et formatifs...en ayant à coeur l'amélioration des compétences plutôt que l'accumulation de connaissance.
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 5, 2019
@ontarioextend Après avoir réussi ce cours, les étudiants et les étudiantes seront en mesure d'évaluer dans quelle mesure les différentes mesures régionales sont utiles à mesurer les différences socioéconomiques régionales (oh boy lol) #oext106
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 5, 2019
@ontarioextend rien de mieux que des livres audio pendant l'été (longue route de vacances)! Mon coup de coeur : "Naufrage" par Biz, disponible ici https://t.co/u0UdnglwAU #oext387
— Elisabeth Labrie (@ElisabethLabrie) September 5, 2019
#oext377 You're going to have to be persistent - there's nothing out there that works perfectly.https://t.co/sB0g901uSz pic.twitter.com/SVi0u0iP3L
— Jess Wilkinson (she/her) (@jesslyndw) July 9, 2019
I learned to build and host my own network of websites in #DomainCamp19 - it's been so cool to build my own little corner of the web! Plus, I now know what in the world CSS is, and how in the hey i put it to work! #oext386
— Jess Wilkinson (she/her) (@jesslyndw) July 9, 2019
#oextend Gentle mysteries is my term for books where the murder is not described in excruciating detail, still tragic but not gory or psyco/rapist/serial killer themed.
— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) July 9, 2019
#oext387 #oextend My mom (93) is tired of "Church Library" books. We are reading gentle mysteries like this one about a knitting club. We meet for coffee and disect the chapters and make notes! We make up theories and debate details. It is glorious! 1/2 pic.twitter.com/QMY74j2EE3
— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) July 9, 2019
#oext385 #oextend These are the BEST #2 Pencils - tri-write - they are three-sided pencils so they won't roll away and they are the most comfortable to write with and encourage good finger placement. I have them in two sizes. LOVE THESE!! pic.twitter.com/vYatPnVJBS
— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) July 8, 2019