- Classroom with a computer for each student (computer lab)
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- Allow students to work individually on a computer
- Circulate to assess and assist individuals
- Consider having headphones available
- Create a private classroom group, which enables multiple users to each build and manage their own portfolio while sharing the experience through a group page. Click here to Create a Group
- Classroom with several computers
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- Have students work in small groups to enhance collaborative learning
- Set up each computer as a work station or learning center and have groups rotate
- Consider grouping stronger students with weaker students to enable peer coaching
- Assign each group member to a task: note-taking, navigating, building consensus, and time-keeping could be assigned roles
- Circulate informally to assess and assist groups
- Classroom with one or no computer
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- If you have access to a computer, use a projector or large TV to project screen image
- If not, the use of overhead transparencies, worksheets and the chalk board/whiteboard can be effective as well
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Here are some suggested methods that seem to work best in this situation:
- Allow students to lead while you observe
- Encourage students to share thought processes with the entire class
- Create a Moderated We Seed Team, which allows multiple users to build and follow a single portfolio. Click here to Create a Team

