#2672

Technology / Online Learning / CALL / MALL Workshop (80 mins)

Re-imagining ClassDojo as a Learner-Friendly, Adaptable Learning Management System

Sat, Apr 30, 15:00-Tue, May 31, 23:55 Asia/Seoul

A simple to use, organized, and welcoming learning management platform is something many of us have sought out during the pandemic in hopes of creating greater stability and connection. Though it was never intended to be an LMS, re-imagining ClassDojo to function in this capacity has turned out to be a solution worth sharing.
 During the workshop, attendees will learn from classroom experience over the last two years about how ClassDojo can be set up effectively as an LMS and how the tools on the platform can be used to support neurodiversity and rapport between students and teachers. 
Attendees to this workshop will have an opportunity to try out the student view for themselves to get a feel for what it would be like to use ClassDojo as a learner, and will have a chance to create their own class on the platform during the session.

  • Meagan Kaiser

    Meagan Renee Kaiser is a TESOL specialist working in the Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Tokushima University, Japan. She holds an M.A. in TESOL from Ball State University. Her undergraduate training from the same institution is in foreign language education, music education, and music performance. She is interested in cross-disciplinary theories and approaches to education, education policy, curriculum development, and the intersection between general education theories and second language acquisition. Email: kaisermeaganrenee@tokushima-u.ac.jp