Jullian G.

Cortina
BSED – Science
TTL2

Schema Map – Page 159

Collaboration Tools for Mathematics and Science Teaching
● Collaboration tools helps people to collaborate. The
purpose of a collaboration tool is to support a group of
two or more individuals to accomplish a common goal or
Schema objective.
● Collaborations tools are helpful to allow variety of ways
to teach and learn differently using ICT.

● Collaboration tools can also include software that are

used for mediating information, notetaking, planning,
and even organizing.
● Collaboration tools aren’t limited to just pre-installed
New Learning
applications like Microsoft 365; these tools can be either
online or offline, can refer to research, text-based,
video-calling, and even quiz makers.

● I thought collaboration tools are just physical items that

can help focus or used tangibly in real-time.
● I thought these applications used for directing instruction
Misconceptions
but rather it is guiding instruction to allow students to
explore varied ways of learning strategies.

Other Collaboration Tools – Page 160

Collaboration
Key Features
Tools
It is a tool for teachers to plan and
organize their lessons. It allows them to
create and share lesson plans, attach
Planbook.com files, and track student progress.
It is a cloud-based storage and
collaboration platform that allows users
Google Drive to store and access files, including
documents, spreadsheets, and
Mathematical and
Science Skills
to be Developed
Teachers can use
Planbook.com to develop and
organize lesson plans that
incorporate mathematical and
scientific concepts. They can
also use it to track student
progress in these subjects.
Students and teachers can
use Google Drive to
collaborate on math and
science projects, such as
 presentations, from anywhere with an
internet connection. It also includes
collaboration tools such as commenting,
editing, and real-time collaboration.
It is a video annotation tool that allows
users to add comments, notes, and
questions to online videos. It includes
VideoAnt features such as time-stamped
annotations, group collaboration, and
embedding.
It is a digital bulletin board that allows
users to collect and organize content in
one place. It includes features such as
Padlet file uploads, commenting, and
collaboration.
It is a video and voice calling application
that allows users to communicate with
others over the internet. It includes
Skype features such as group calling,
messaging, and file sharing.
It is a video sharing platform that allows
users to upload, share, and stream
Vimeo videos. It includes features such as
customization, analytics, and password
protection.
It is a file transfer service that allows
users to send large files up to 2GB for
free. It includes features such as file
WeTransfer encryption, password protection, and
expiration dates.
It is a presentation tool that allows
teachers to create interactive
presentations with real-time student
Pear Deck engagement. It includes features such as
polling, quiz questions, and drawing
tools.
It is a peer review platform that allows
students to give and receive feedback on
assignments. It includes features such as
Peergrade rubrics, anonymous grading, and
plagiarism detection.
creating and editing
spreadsheets, presentations,
and documents that involve
data analysis, graphs, and
charts.
Users can use VideoAnt to
annotate and discuss math
and science videos, helping to
reinforce concepts and
develop critical thinking skills.
Students can use Padlet to
collaborate on math and
science projects, including
brainstorming, sharing data,
and creating visual
representations of concepts.
Like Zoom and Microsoft
Teams, teachers and students
can use Skype to connect with
experts in math and science
fields, allowing for virtual
classroom visits and guest
lectures.
Users can use Vimeo to share
and watch math and science
videos, such as lectures,
experiments, and
demonstrations.
Students can use WeTransfer
to transfer large data sets,
such as scientific data or math
problem sets, to collaborate
with peers or submit to
teachers.
Teachers can use Pear Deck
to create interactive math and
science presentations that
engage students with real-time
data, visualizations, and
quizzes.
Students can use Peergrade to
give and receive feedback on
math and science
assignments, helping them to
develop critical thinking skills
and improve their
understanding of concepts.