Week 6-3


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1)     In Emodo, teachers can create an assignment. Teachers can set the assignment title, due date, and choose whether to lock the assignment after due date. The teacher can also add assignment description in this function. This allows students to view requirements and submit their final.
2)     In Emodo, teachers can create a quiz. They can choose to use Multiple Choices, True or False, Short Answer, Filling in Blank, and matching. They can also set time limit for the quiz. Teachers can also choose to show results and randomize questions for each quiz.
3)     Poll. Teachers can also set up polls for students to vote. With each question, teachers can create several answers depending on the situations.
4)     Discussion: teachers can also create discussions to engage students, to assign homework, to monitor progress.  They can check the discussion by filtering them via time, activity, polls and quizzes.
5)     Library: the library on Emodo allows integrating from OneDrive and Google Drive. To create a new library, teachers can add links, upload files, create word, excel and powerpoint in the library to share with students.

To enhance ELA instruction, teachers can use Emodo to create assignments. For example, teachers can ask students to submit their assignments on writing on cultural diversity here. Teachers can also set up a poll to invite students to suggest better way for student engagement. Furthermore, teachers can also create a library and upload literature and stories about English language for students to read. 

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