Post #9: CHALK.COM

     In this post I will be discussing a website of my own interest. I heard about it from a tik tok video made from a teacher. This Website is Chalk.com you can use the link below to get to it. 

https://app.chalk.com/auth/login

    The teacher in the video stated that as an educator, on this website you can do everything. She seems just about right. You can lesson plan, assign curriculum, which allows you to present your lesson plan through this software. You have a calendar, resources for activities, etc. Each tab is very organized, and you have a lot of categories to choose from for more organization. Navigation of the page is quite simple and easy to follow, however I have not been able to try to create a lesson yet. This could be used for all the frameworks we have discussed, because it accounts for the teachers perspective, in planning and presenting information. But it also allow students to have access to their work, and their resources as well. 






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  1. Lillianne HendersonJune 3, 2023 at 12:47 PM

    Hi Caitlyn.
    Chalk.com sounds like a great tool for planning and organization for teachers. I like that it includes the student page so students can access work and resources.

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