Collaboration

Collaboration goes beyond students working in a group. True collaboration occurs when students identify when to step into a leadership role, how to listen openly to other's ideas, and what it means to work equitably together toward the same goal. We must help our natural leaders adjust to letting others lead, and support our more timid students in sharing their ideas.

https://padlet.com

Sticky Note Board

K - 12 | Students can share and organize text, images, and multimedia.

https://trello.com

Planning Space

3 - 12 | Students can set due dates, track progress, and share resources.

https://coggle.it

Mind Map

6 - 12 | Students can collaborative build an interactive mind-map with multimedia

https://stormboard.com

Collaborative Brainstorming

Students can collaboratively brainstorm, organization information, and vote on ideas.

How Collaborative Learning Leads to Student Success | Edutopia

What Can Collaboration Look Like? | Seen Magas