Module Objectives
Traditional notetaking can become more efficient and effective when technology is used for the process of collecting information. This module examines how technology can be used as a substitute for traditional notetaking tools, and how technology can enhance and alter the process of notetaking in ways not possible without the use of technology. Estimated time to complete: 40-60 minutes.
This module is related to NEE Indicator 4.2b
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
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Consider digital tool requirements to meet notetaking needs
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Examine digital tools that can be substituted for traditional paper and pen notetaking tasks
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Explore how various digital features enhance notetaking tasks in ways that exceed notetaking with traditional methods.
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Consider how notetaking with technology might alter the notetaking process
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Determine which notetaking applications might be appropriate for your students and how students will learn to use the tools
Activities
Review the activities below.
| 1. What Are Some Things to Consider When Selecting a Note-taking Application? | |
| 2. How Might Technology Enhance the Note-Taking Task? | |
| 3. How Might Technology Change the Way Note-Taking Occurs? | |
| 4. What Are Some Guidelines for Introducing Students to Note-Taking Applications? |
Additional Resources
Using Google Docs - A comprehensive guide to Google Docs by Eric Curtis
