Tutor Digital Tools Proficiency Checklist ( TUTOR )

This checklist is designed to ensure that tutors are proficient in using essential digital tools and platforms that enhance the tutoring experience. It covers various applications and technologies that support effective teaching and communication with students.

• Review Learning Management System (LMS)

  Ensure familiarity with the LMS used for course content, assessments, and communication with students.

• Familiarize with Video Conferencing Tools

  Understand how to use video conferencing software (e.g., Zoom, Google Meet) for conducting online tutoring sessions.

• Explore Collaboration Tools

  Get acquainted with tools for real-time collaboration, such as Google Docs or Microsoft Teams, for interactive learning.

• Utilize Digital Assessment Tools

  Learn how to use online assessment platforms (e.g., Kahoot, Quizlet) to create and administer quizzes.

• Access Digital Resource Libraries

  Know where to find and how to effectively use digital resources and materials related to your subject area.

• Set Up Virtual Whiteboard Tools

  Practice using virtual whiteboards (e.g., Jamboard, Miro) for engaging in visual explanations during sessions.

• Incorporate Educational Apps

  Identify and integrate relevant educational apps that can aid learning and student engagement.

• Maintain Cybersecurity Awareness

  Stay informed about best practices for cybersecurity to protect student information and maintain privacy.

• Practice Technical Troubleshooting

  Develop basic troubleshooting skills for common technical issues that may arise during online tutoring.

• Gather Feedback on Digital Tools

  Collect feedback from students on their experiences with the digital tools being utilized to enhance learning.