Blog Post #8
I learned all about embedding codes into websites and that making them takes a lot of creative technique. I aligned pictures and words, I used all the same colors for the backgrounds. I liked being able to have creative freedom to do whatever we wanted with our design. I don't love making websites only because I just don't enjoy working on a computer very much. I could use these skills in my future career as a teacher because I could have a website for parents to look at if they have questions before coming to me with questions.
QR codes can be used in classrooms as links to assignments and homework. I could use QR codes for interactive learning, for scavenger hunts or escape rooms. Another way would be virtual field trips, they could be links for virtual tours of museums or historical sites. Lastly they could be used as answer keys or explanatory videos for students.
Case Study: When grading student assignments, a teacher might save time by using an online grading platform. Artificial intelligence is used by the site to offer feedback and recommended grades. However, the instructor observes that the AI occasionally provides students with incorrect feedback or unfairly assigns grades based on the style of their responses.
Instead of depending solely on the AI grading platform to make all grading choices, I would use it as a tool to improve productivity. I would personally go over each assignment, confirm the recommended grades, and ensure that each student receives fair comments. Additionally, I will ensure that student data is kept confidential and not disclosed to unapproved parties or websites. Since technology should simplify teachers' duties without taking the place of their judgment, I think this is the most moral course of action. As a future teacher I think it is important to use technology responsibly and treating students fairly.

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