Three software/web tools I love to track student work and feedback (ClassDojo, Edmodo, Skitch/Evernote) I am terrible with paper, so these digital tools help me stay organized.

1. & Tracking the LEARNING FOOTPRINT
Presenter – Mr. Dustin Carson
@learnfromcarson

2. Ditch the Clipboards and go Digital

3. Class Dojo
 It’s Engaging
 It’s Easy (and
mobile)
 It EVOLVES!

4. Customize it for any purpose!
Learning Skills Subject Based
STUDENT CREATED
Success Criteria

5. Some Suggestions;
 Make it visible (Home & School)
 Use reports for goal setting (update as skills are
mastered)
 Student Feedback, or Student Leaders
 Share Successes!!! It’s Contagious

6. Edmodo – Start, Continue, Consider
 Assignments
 Feedback
 Reflection

7. Create a
collection of
student work
Annotate
Add
Comments
Stored until you delete it (easily review for reporting)

8. Some Suggestions;
 Get the app to help collect
(easy to capture non-digital work)
 Create a Community of Learners (Peer Feedback)
 Once Graded – have students reflect
 Save, don’t delete (e-portfolio, and evidence of growth)

9. Skitch by Evernote
 Student
Conferences
 Simple Tools
 SYNC AND SHARE

10. Capture with camera and add
arrows,
shapes,
text, &
highlight
easily

11. Some Suggestions;
 Sync with Evernote (easily saves
to a Skitch Notebook - default)
 Consider having students use to track peer assessment
 Colour code for key criteria
 Use with Edmodo Assignments (Digital Bump it up)

12. As my mom says, “Let’s Play!”
 Sign-up and set up different classes in Class Dojo
(What skills/behaviours do you track? Tweet it - #ecco12
#DigitalFeedback)
 Read more about Assignments in Edmodo
(Or join the Ecoo12 group using code jqrfnh, or log-in as
a ecco12 teacher – username ecoo12 password ecoo12
Download the Skitch App (then capture and annotate)