Digital Citizenship Reflection

I used the website mindomo.
  1. In what learning environments would the technology resource I presented be appropriate?  This could be used in second grade and up. Maybe in first towards the end of the year. This could be used to map out writing assignments, science and social studies research projects and book reports. 
  2. In what learning environments would the technology resource I presented NOT be appropriate? I would say math would hard to use it.
  3. How might it be modified to be appropriate? The students could use it to take notes in a math class or study math definitions. 
  4. What do you now know that needs to be considered when using technology in the classroom?  The first thing to consider is it appropriate for the lesson and the age group. Another thing to consider is, does the technology enhance the lesson or is it a distraction from the standard?  

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