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Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Colleen Freyvogel DiBuono Oct 29, 2011. 10 Replies 0 Likes
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Colleen Freyvogel DiBuono replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?
Lachlan Hull replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"I have been using class Dojo for a while now. the impact it has had on my students is amazing. It has changed my classroom for the better. http://lachhull.blogspot.com/2011/10/class-dojo-building-positive-classrooms.html"
Alice Keeler replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"Warren, are you gamifying your class this year? I am so excited to integrate this year. I bought www.gamerriculum.com yesterday (really boring staff meeting... had to keep my mind occupied) in hopes of collaborating with other teachers who are…"
Alice Keeler replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"The owner is from the UK, but they are working out of Palo Alto. I talked with the founder giving some feedback, super nice guy. I also complained about the lack of import and was pretty impressed that he was willing to let me email the list…"
Colleen Young replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"Silly me - thank you Warren - I thought I must be missing something!
This looks fun - I think some of my students will like this."
warren.aarong replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"It's in the Beta stage so there's not a lot of flexibility, but you can start using it.
Login
Click "Classes"
Click "Start Class"
Click on a particular student
Select the award you would like to give
That's it!"
Colleen Young replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"Is it just me?! Trying to work out how to use this. I have added my class and personalised the various positive and negative categories. How do I assign points to students? I can see how to do it with my phone but I want to be able to do this with a…"
Bernice Grageda replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"this is very interesting! I will use this in my class.Hope you can share more..."
warren.aarong replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"I am really excited about this. It's obviously in a Beta form and could use a lot more development, but I was introduced to gamification this summer and have been looking for an easy way to integrate it into my class. Thank you for posting…"
Colleen Young replied to Alice Keeler's discussion Classroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?"I might just give this a whirl! It's obviously set up for UK. No spreadsheet import currently - but they are obviously keen because you can send them a spreadsheet by email and they will sort it out."
Alice Keeler posted a discussionClassroom Management - Anyone using Class Dojo?
I was recently turned onto Class Dojo, (www.classdojo.com), and it looks pretty cool. Founder claims it is suppose to help students develop character and help teachers to spend less time on classroom management. I am initially intrigued, I'm going to try it out (I don't get students until September 6th) but I am wondering if anyone else has tried it already or if someone is willing to look at it what are their thoughts? What I did like is I emailed some…See More
Alice Keeler replied to Ken Edwards's discussion Blogs or Wikis"I am a big advocate of using the right tool for the right application. I use www.pbworks.com, I usually get frustrated with wikispaces for my wiki. But I use a wiki when I am wanting to be collaborative and also to organize information more like I…"
Alice Keeler replied to Elisabeth Harris's discussion Help for a Twitter Noob Tech Trainer"Excellent suggestion!"
Alice Keeler replied to Elisabeth Harris's discussion Help for a Twitter Noob Tech Trainer"I agree with that! Twitter is so fleeting also, harder for them to find the information. AND with a WordPress you can install a plug in that tweets automatically. On my wordpress (www.alicekeeler.com) I have a widget to display my twitter feed…"
Alice Keeler commented on Thomas Whitby's blog post Twitter’s Effect on Presentations & Presenters"How can you ban twitter? People should be more professional than to tweet out things that are hurtful and rude, but embracing twitter can enhance the presentation and allow people to network and make connections. I doubt you can ban it, instead…"
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