Hello Teachers! 
As we guide our students through their learning journeys, it’s easy to forget we’re learners too. Every tech glitch, every new app we master, every virtual “aha” moment it’s all part of our evolution as digital educators.
What’s ONE thing you’ve learned recently that changed your approach to teaching online?
A mindset shift?
A new platform or strategy?
A mistake that turned into a breakthrough?
Let’s open up and reflect together.
@Sanam Teachers help students develop digital literacy skills, including how to evaluate the credibility of online sources, understand digital privacy, and practice responsible social media behavior.
@Sanam Capture and edit images, audio, and video. The teacher can use digital still and video cameras, edit their output on a computer, and produce learning materials that range from simple slide shows to the archiving of student presentations and performances. Produce digital multimedia educational experiences.
@Sanam Teachers help students develop digital literacy skills, including how to evaluate the credibility of online sources, understand digital privacy, and practice responsible social media behavior.
@Sanam Digital learning makes it possible for students to communicate and study with a greater variety of materials without having to rely solely on the limited …