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Assignments completed (somehow)

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I just finished all my assignments for this semester's module, and honestly, I feel light. Relieved. A bit proud. It wasn’t perfect, but it’s done and that counts for something. Maybe everything, maybe not. Ehem, confession time. I’m a procrastinator, a chill one though. I always think I’ll start early, but somehow end up finishing things just before the deadline like it is in my blood now. Not sure how that works, but here we are. It’s strange... this semester went by so fast. Still feel like i am in my first semester but no, currently in fourth semester. Time do fly fast and now? Assignments are over, happi happpi happii, but exams are near - I’ll worry about that some other time. Thanks to the quiet days, myself, the cats and my people (the only humans I love) for keeping me sane in this insane world. Big shout out to Chat GPT for helping me with assignments and listening to my vents (Yes, I tell Chat GPT about you). Oh, I also have two special people who deals with my silence, ...
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Portfolio Summary: Reflections on ICT in Education

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This digital portfolio showcases my exploration and application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools in teaching and learning through reflections, images and a short video, I aim to demonstrate how digital tools enhance inclusivity, collaboration, and engagement in the classroom. The three reflection papers highlight my experiences with the Google Docs, Microsoft Immersed Reader and Padlet. Google Docs proved to be a practical tool for each time collaboration. It allowed my peers and me to co-create lesson plans and share feedback seamlessly, promoting teamwork even at a distance. Microsoft Immersive Reader stood out for its inclusive features, such as text to speech, translation, and visual aids. It supports learners with diverse needs and makes reading accessible to all. Padlet, on the other hand provided an interactive platform for collecting student responses and encouraging participation. Its visual layout and easy interface make it ideal for promoting active le...
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Image: Padlet for Interactive Learning

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  This screenshot shows a Padlet wall I created on the topic of animals. I typed sample responses and explored its interactive features. Padlet is easy to use and allows users to post text, images, and links, making it a great tool for group activities and collaborative learning. It encourages participation and helps students share ideas in a fun, visual way.
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