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Actively Learn is a forum for digital literacy that helps teachers and students to connect by literacy and digital texts. As a class / group, this online tool allows students to read a text, make suggestions and answer questions during the reading. Such notes and quiz answers may be tested by the professor.
Teachers and students have the option to review simple assignment data (included in the application's free version). Students may also make private notes and plan to share them with the class. In addition, terms, meanings, and translations can be looked up by students. They can opt to listen to or even translate selected sections of the readings. Finally , in order to build conversations and incorporate media to support / complement any portion of the reading, teachers should guide their students to specific sections of the text.
If you are looking for a way to enhance your students’ learning with reading assignments, and you want to add more action to the reading process, Actively Learn is a good option to try out!
Learning Activities
Learning Activities
History: Students read a chapter of World War II and would answer teacher questions inside the text and then they will share notes with the class and start a discussion (s) with their classmates.
Sciences: Students do research in teams, collaborating in order to generate a future presentation about photosynthesis. They can ask questions to the teacher about sections of the books or articles they don’t understand.
Learn foreign Language: Students read a book in other languages, they can use the translator feature to improve their reading experience. They are going reflect on the lecture as a class adding media, notes about the reading, author, the time, etc.
Language: Students read Poetry, they interpret the reading and share their interpretations with notes to the class.
Language: Students will read a book, and in teams, they are going to share notes, discuss as a group and then they are going to answer the questions made by the teacher inside the book.
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