Collective

Intelligence

Working
together to
build a
brighter
future By: Suzana Tran
Instructional
Strategies
Wikis for Collaborative
Team-Based Learning
Wikis are great resources for
students and teachers. Publish
work are shared with others
around the world and used as
information and feedback. Wikis
allow for collaboration between
peers and colleagues providing
constant updates.
Using Emails and Text
Messaging as a Teacher
This is also known as digital
talk. Many people in the 21st-
century uses smartphones
and digital tools to
communicate through text and
emails. They’ve become a
convenient form of
communication for people(s)
to collaborate.
Blogs for Teachers and
Students
Teachers and students can
easily create blogs easily and
inexpensively. This allows for
teachers to share techniques,
discuss, and learn new ideas
from fellow educators. This is
also a great tool for students
to publish student work. Blogs
work well for teachers,
students, and parents.
Collective Intelligence
Communities
It is essential for teachers and
students to surround one
another to problem-solve,
discuss, share, and create
ideas with. Within a
community there are typically
people who may have higher
hierarchy for decision-making.
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Scholarly
Resources
Please click the following bullet points for direct link.

❖ Kujtime Ademi
June, 2016

❖ Crowdteaching
September, 2014

❖ Common Sense Education

Present-2017

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Additional
Resources
Please click the following bullet points and icons for
direct link.

❖ Miss Suzana Tran’s YouTube Playlist:

Collaborative Intelligence
A compilation of eight collaborative intelligence
videos great for educators and students. This
playlist includes TED talk, Google tips, and
stories from students.

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References

❖ Ademi, K., (June, 2016). Collective intelligence as an effective tool for teaching and learning. Retrieved
from
http://www.teachingpa.org/TPAC%202014/Presentations%20PDF/Ademi,%20Collective%20Intelligence
.pdf
❖ Recker, M., Yuan, M., Ye, L., (September, 2014). Crowdteaching: Supporting teaching as designing in
collective intelligence communities. Retrieved from
https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1039809.pdf
❖ Common Sense, (Present, 2017). Common sense education: Collective intelligence. Retrieved from
https://www.commonsense.org/education/lesson/collective-intelligence-9-12
❖ The Audiopedia. (July, 2016). What is collective intelligence? What does collective intelligence mean?
Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PJbKBXYLkM&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=1
❖ Edutopia. (August, 2015). Teacher collaboration: Spreading best practices school-wide. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85HUMHBXJf4&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=2
❖ Tedx Talk. (October, 2015). Reimagining classrooms: Teachers as learners and students as leaders.
Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6vVXmwYvgs&index=3&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v
❖ Tedx Talk. (May, 2015). Teaching methods for inspiring the students of the future. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCFg9bcW7Bk&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=4
❖ Common Sense. (May, 2017). How to assign group work in Google classroom. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyMJ92CrIC4&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=5
❖ McDowell, D. (August, 2014). Classroom-Collaborative assignment. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enNdLXtooI8&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=6
❖ FrogAsia, (April, 2014). Collaboration with Google apps- A student’s story. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fcw0x6qEVZA&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v&index=7
❖ Shutters, E. (August, 2016). Learn create collaborate-Google classroom help. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjPJoPz87zY&index=8&list=PLRek5-
YT2RD_JSj2OASP8jSOGuCG6qW3v