Tech Tools for Interactive Remote Teaching Webinar
Slack is a communication and task management tool. Users can create specialized messaging groups, or “channels,” according to different projects, teams, and organizations. What makes it different from other communication tools is that it is specifically created for work and collaboration. Files that are up to 1GB can be sent and searched within a channel, which makes file management easy. Slack also allows users to integrate over 1500 apps and services into the chat, so that they can work without having to switch tabs and accounts. Functions like video chatting and screen sharing make it ideal for teamwork. Bringing Slack into the classroom can increase communication and collaboration, facilitate project management, and allow students to learn how to use a tool that is popular in many workplaces today.
Connect the right people, find anything you need and automate the rest. That’s work in Slack, your productivity platform.
Empowered learner
Students can create personal threads to track their learning progress
Students conduct a self-evaluation of any individual/group project by reviewing the record in a personal thread or a group project channel
Creative communicator
Students create a channel that is dedicated to a group project, communicate, and manage the process of the project within the channel
Students can submit different formats of homework to demonstrate their learning outcomes by integrating external apps/services
Global collaborator
Students can invite experts/professionals from around the world as well as community members to join their channels
Students can participate in discussions on related topics by entering public channels created by the instructor or other users