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 Reflection on Communication Tools  

The EDT module helped me learn how to use different digital tools for learning and work. I discovered platforms like Telegram, Email, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Padlet, blogs, and Google Docs. These tools make it easier to connect, share, and work with classmates and teachers.  

These tools are helpful in many ways. They make lessons more interactive and interesting. For example, with Telegram, I can create group chats or channels to share updates, lessons, and quizzes with students. It keeps them engaged even outside class. Padlet and blogs let students share ideas in a relaxed way. Google Docs allows real-time collaboration, which is great for group projects and feedback.  

Personally, these tools have improved my tech skills and confidence. Communicating with teachers and peers through Telegram and email has helped me write more professionally and manage my time better. Online meetings and file sharing make balancing school and other tasks easier.  

For group work, these tools have been very useful. They make teamwork smooth, even when meeting in person isn’t possible. I can access study materials, recorded lectures, and discussion forums, which help me learn better. These experiences have taught me the importance of clear communication, digital responsibility, and active participation.  

In short, the communication tools from the EDT module are essential for learning now and in the future. They’ve helped me communicate better as both a student and a future teacher in today’s digital world.

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