Q1 Basics: Technology Skills Survey and Goals
INTRODUCTION TO THE TECHNOLOGY SKILLS SURVEY ACTIVITY
Having personal learning goals helps you stay focused and work toward something important to you. When you set goals, you can track your progress and see how much you've learned and improved. Plus, it gives you a clear plan to follow, making it easier to stay motivated and feel prouod of your achievements.
To help you identify your PERSONAL LEARNING GOALS, you will complete the following:
- Technology Skills Survey
- Drafting Personal Learning Goals
- Personal Learning Goals Document
Technology Skills Survey
To help you identify your PERSONAL LEARNING GOALS:
1. Please select the button for your grade level to complete a very short technology skills survey.
**IMPORTANT: There is a box at the end for you to type your first name and last initial or a student ID number. Please do NOT put your full name in the box for privacy.
2. When you complete it, check with your teacher for specific directions to save a copy of your completed survey, and where to save it.
3. When you are done with the survey, the next activity is to identify two or three specific Personal Learning Goals in the section titled: Drafting Personal Learning Goals.
DRAFTING PERSONAL LEARNING GOALS
Use the slide presentation below or the script provided to guide you as you draft your goals.
Script for the S.M.A.R.T. Goals.
Link to the S.M.A.R.T. Goals Slide deck (image shown below)
PERSONAL LEARNING GOALS DOCUMENT
Check with your teacher and open and save this 21t4s Personal Learning Goals Document to your own file space.
- Think about the Skills survey you completed, and look at the I Can Statements at the top of the Learning Goals document.
- Write down two to three goals in the document.
- Share your goals with your teacher.
Competencies & Standards
MITECS Michigan Integrated Technology Competencies for Students
ISTE Standards for Students
1. Empowered Learner
a. Articulate and set personal learning goals, developing strategies leveraging technology to achieve them, and reflect on the learning process itself to improve learning outcomes
Websites and Documents
Websites
- 4 Ways That AI Can Help Students
- 6 Ways We Use AI Every Day Infographic
- AutoDraw
- Craiyon
- Google Arts & Culture: Say What you See
- Project-Based AI Courses for K-12 students developed by Stanford and MIT Graduates
- Quick, Draw!
- Stable Diffusion
- Teachable Machine
Videos from Outside Sources
- 25 Art-Styles EVERYONE Should Know? YouTube (7:06)
- Draw, Sketch, Write. - Creating Student Projects with AutoDraw! YouTube (3:10 mins.)
- Ethics & AI - Privacy & The Future of Work, Direct Link (3:26 mins.)
- Features Impacted by COPPA YouTube (3:16 mins.)
- FERPA Basics Introduction YouTube (3:32 mins.)
- How AI is Making the World a Better Place YouTube (1:35 mins.)
- What is AI? YouTube (3:05 mins.)
- What is Artificial Intelligence? YouTube (5:08 mins.)
21t4s Videos
21t4s Documents & Quizzes