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@ShillerLavy I'd be happy to shoot video. Let me know what you need.

@MattRamseyVan @charlesmenzies @marktmaclean you obviously haven't had peanut butter toast with your coffee, there's no better combination ;)

@charlesmenzies @marktmaclean I could be convinced if I had the recipe, but without it I must insist that peanut butter is best as a base for delectable and savoury sauce. The toast delivery system is adequate but fails to take full advantage of the prime ingredient.

I bought a jar of peanut butter today. It is an odd purchase for me since I grew up hating peanut butter.

@MissIngridS #Etec681 felt a bit discombobulated, disconnected, just trying to keep up with everyone's responses and my replies to questions. It feels like a forum where you post the first thing that comes to mind, that's how I felt anyway.

Q7: How was your first Twitter chat? Share any ‘aha’ moments you had 😀 Whom should we invite to our next Twitter chat?! #ETEC681

@Queenie_Now @MissIngridS Yes! Very true!

@MissIngridS It's important not to take things personally and being open to constructive feedback. Thinking before one shares. Like I tell my grade 4 students, "Not everything that goes on in your mind needs to be shared out loud." :)) #ETEC681

Q5: How do we present topics that are confrontational and divisive, but nonetheless imperative points of discussion? Particularly when we lose the f2f context cues (people don’t ‘look’ offended in chat rooms)? #ETEC681

@JessicaAnnel7 These sound like good ideas to me, basically acknowledging the difficult topic and laying out ground rules that foster a respectful interaction.

A5 Following a protocol: setting ground rules, give permission to be excused, decide how to discuss the topic as a group before even starting the discussion, offering options for the people that might result affected to interact in an asynchronous or impersonal way #ETEC681

@MissIngridS #Etec681 Breakout rooms, lots of discussions

Q6: How can we do better to create community, collaboration, and engagement with diverse perspectives in our online classes? #ETEC681

@MLVillella @MissIngridS I definitely agree that I feel more connected when I can see people's faces, I tend to keep Zoom on gallery mode. (And sorry I don't have mine on right now!) #Etec681

Q2: Describe a time where you felt connected in an online class. #ETEC681

@JessicaAnnel7 Agreed, engaged facial expressions from others help keep me engaged. #Etec681

#ETEC681 also some times when the other person (classmate or teacher) kind of reacts to your non-verbal cues (sudden smile).

A2 During breakout rooms when there's time to chit chat #ETEC681

@MissIngridS I thought Miro was a good platform to connect and collaborate on. #Etec681

Q3: What apps, technologies, platforms, or instructional approaches have you experienced—as a teacher or student—that helped you feel part of an online classroom community? #ETEC681

@CharlotteDuroc5 @MissIngridS Yes, my main experiences are on Moodle, Google docs and Zoom. Not a fan of Moodle but love Google docs for collaboration and Zoom is pretty great for connecting and communicating. #ETEC681

@MissIngridS The one I experienced the most was through forums with Moodle. Other apps : Google Docs, Zoom, Kahoot #ETEC681

@MissIngridS Hate it...responses take too long, miscommunications are bound to happen, hope they die! #Etec681

Q4: Is the asynchronous discussion board in online learning dead?! Love it or hate it? Why? #ETEC681

@Usama_ETEC @MissIngridS Okay, I said that I hated them but you make a good point Usama, for very specific groups they are useful. #Etec681

@MissIngridS R4: I wouldn't say it's dead, it's just taken a backseat to other formats like Twitter. I think it has its place for tight-knit online communities of learning or practice and it's best suited for an in-depth discussion of a particular topic. Not my favorite honestly #ETEC681

@MissIngridS My original tweet said hate and die to asynch msg boards but Usama made a good point that they have use in specific communities of practice for example. In fact, I realized that I am part of a asynch board for parents and I live it, I consult it all the time. #Etec681

@Usama_ETEC @MissIngridS Okay, I said that I hated them but you make a good point Usama, for very specific groups they are useful.

@MissIngridS Hate it...responses take too long, miscommunications are bound to happen, hope they die!

@CharlotteDuroc5 @MissIngridS Yes, my main experiences are on Moodle, Google docs and Zoom. Not a fan of Moodle but love Google docs for collaboration and Zoom is pretty great for connecting and communicating.

@MissIngridS I thought Miro was a good platform to connect and collaborate on.

@JessicaAnnel7 Agreed, engaged facial expressions from others help keep me engaged.

@MLVillella @MissIngridS I definitely agree that I feel more connected when I can see people's faces, I tend to keep Zoom on gallery mode. (And sorry I don't have mine on right now!)

@MissIngridS When we divide into smaller groups in breakout rooms I tend to feel more conbected. #Etec681