A Teachers Guide to Millennial Learning Power

We don't need to leave our comfort zone to advance our learning experience. 

1) Google Drive: Invite students to share notes and outside recourses. Uploaded readings found free on the internet. A document for students to post questions, Professors answer right beneath the question for all to see. The Cloud, Drive, Box etc. needs to play some role in the classroom. It's just too incredible and too easy to use to ignore. 

2) Amazon Reading List: After the class, once the foundation is laid, a list of recommended readings. Where to next? You've read them all. What's a good start? Why? Fiction, non-fiction. Anything. 

3) Amazon Textbook List: How much money could you save your entire class if you e-mailed a list to all the required books listed on Amazon? The only advantage the bookstore has is convenience. Getting online and seeing 'Buy my Books' is an easy click. This list is that same level of convenience. Add to Cart. Add to Cart. Add to Cart. Delivered to your door. Buy and resell for a fair price. 

1) Enable us to collaborate. 2) Advance our learning. 3) Save us money.