Learn, Create, Share

We have been involved in Manaiakalani so far this year. One of the main ideas of Maniakalani is to learn and then create something, and then share it online. In the classroom we have been using Ipads to investigate about our learning around oceans which is our inquiry topic. Students love to search for information and use the ICT to help them. One thing that they need to work on is pulling out the main ideas from sites and readings instead of just copying word for word.
Our create activity this week was to create a 3D cube that displayed different pieces of information on each side of the cube. The students loved this activity as they could choose their own sea creature and then display it.
The students then were asked to share a photo of their learning onto Seesaw which is our class learning site until we use blogger. They needed to explain what they did and what the activity was about.
My class is thoroughly enjoying the learn, create, share as they can go back and see what they are learning and they are able to get feedback from other students in the class and feedback from their whanau.
I need to go onto Seesaw and give the students feedback as it will give the task more purpose and meaning for the students.