Well done! This tool, Linoit, has application for all sorts of brainstorming, recording, collaboration...and even formative assessment. Your comment about learning from your niece is an important one - as teachers, we need to accept that we can't/won't know ALL and that it is OK to learn from our students. The days of teachers being the "sage on the stage" are over - students can learn anything they want on the internet...the role of teachers is changing dramatically and if we don't realize that soon, we will lose our students (and our future).
Well done! This tool, Linoit, has application for all sorts of brainstorming, recording, collaboration...and even formative assessment. Your comment about learning from your niece is an important one - as teachers, we need to accept that we can't/won't know ALL and that it is OK to learn from our students. The days of teachers being the "sage on the stage" are over - students can learn anything they want on the internet...the role of teachers is changing dramatically and if we don't realize that soon, we will lose our students (and our future).
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