Karakia is a great way to start the day off, as I am a believer in in Tikanga Māori. It clears the hinengaro and the tinana before progressing into wānanga learnings, which means the process of learning becomes tapu.
Whakawhānaungatanga: developing connection and positive relationships through pepeha is becoming a common aspect before any teaching and learning has began.
Origins: Explaining the origins of Manaiakalani came from a kaumātua which relates to the constellation of stars. Hawaiians as well as Māori, in fact all pacific people use the constellation Stars to navigate across the globe.
Google Groups: I learnt the different ways you can specifically set up groups for different purposes. This weeds out massive amounts of disorganized emails that you receive.
Chrome and Google Drive:
Chrome:
how to change, insert or create a profile
Bookmarking particular sites makes it easier to find and access.
Drive:
organizing files and creating folders into existing folders makes it easier to navigate.
sharing files and controlling privacy settings.
Color code files, can make it more identifiable maybe?
Dashboard:
Can see all apps/g suite clearly, didn't elaborate much on this.
Summer Learning Journey: Gain valuable information out this, copy and paste text, how to setup content, how to setup footnote.
Connect the Docs: How to use Docs and how to use and navigate all tools. Valuable information
Creating poster using google docs. Here is my first attempt:
Kia ora Paora,
ReplyDeleteI really like your idea of using the doc to explain whakatauāki. Do you think you would use a template to get learners to explain others whakatauāki?
I hope some of your learning can be used over the next week.
Maria
Like the structure of your post with all the learning from todays session. Good place to reflect back on your learning journey
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