Digital Tools or Non – Conventional

B Y : R H O FA M A E A C E V E D O
What are Digital Tools or Non -
Conventional?
- Digital tools are programs, websites or online resources
that can make tasks easier to complete. A lot of these can
be accessed in web browsers without needing to be
downloaded, and you can access them both at home and
in work.
 A. Using Mobile Phone
and the QR Code
What is QR code?

• QR stands for "Quick Response."

• While they may look simple, QR codes are capable of

storing lots of data. But no matter how much they contain,
when scanned, the QR code should allow the user to access
information instantly – hence why it’s called a Quick
Response code.
Ten Interesting Ways to use QR Codes in your Teaching
1.Create Interactive and Engaging Content

2. Share Resources

3. Use in Classroom activities

4. Provide Help with Homework

5. Communicate with Parents or Partners

6. Scavenger Hunts

7. Enhance Classroom Library

8. Gather Students Feedback

9. Research Project

10. Provide Easy Access to Online Content

 B. Using Laptop and the
Infographics
• An infographics is a visual representation or an image
such as diagram, chart or picture representing
information or data. It is eye-catching and makes use of
a clear layout, attractive colors and hues, and caricatures
that provide a cohesive presentation of the information.
Use of infographics:

1. To present survey data

2. To simplify a complex concept
3. To explain how something function
4. To compare
5. To present interesting facts
 C. Ipad/Tablet and Online Bulletin Board
•  Interactive multimedia bulletin boards are meant to do the same thing but since they are online they can be
shared, collaborated on, and accessed anywhere on a device with the Internet. 

• Interactive multimedia bulletin boards can be used by the teacher and the student to teach, demonstrate and
give constructive feedback to each other. They are a way to capture a student’s interest on a subject and
allow them to creatively collaborate together. 
Thank you……