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seantheoret

5 Ways to Use Google Docs in the Classroom | Getting Smart - 2 views

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Google Docs technology collaboration formative assessment

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    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      These tips would be a great way to help teachers become familiar with the capabilities of Google Docs.  
  • Google Docs integrates seamlessly with EasyBib
    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      EasyBib is a tool we already use.  Citing resources has always been a challenge for students.
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  • opportunities to receive immediate feedback on their writing from teachers and peers
  • Digital brainstorming sessions
  • Self-Grading Quiz
    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      Using Google Forms with Flubaroo would be a great tool for formative assessment delivery in any classroom!
seantheoret

The Paperless Classroom with Google Docs - 0 views

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Google Docs How To classroom setup

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    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      This is a great quick reference guide to using Google Docs as a teacher AND student.
    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      Using a handout folder could put an end to making extra copies for those "lost" handouts.  This would be perfect for grading rubrics, study guides, etc.
  • How to use folders as student turn-in folders
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  • How to use folders as staff handout folders
  • How to use comments in the grading process
    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      Using the revision history is an easy way to see when a student turned in and worked on their project.
  • How to use revision history
seantheoret

An iPad Workflow for the Classroom Using Google Drive & Pages, Keynote or Numbers | Jon... - 0 views

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Google Drive pages keynote iPad apps classroom

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    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      This article outlines how classrooms can continue to use Google Drive when students use other apps to create their products (papers, projects, etc).
  • ability to upload files from other apps to Google Drive via the “Open in” function
    • seantheoret
      seantheoret on 13 Jul 13
       
      This would beparticularly useful for students that are doing projects using Keynote, Pages, and Numbers (which are already used on our iPads).  
Chelsea Turley

Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator: Five Reasons I'm Not Flipping Over The Flipped C... - 0 views

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Change-Project EDCI325 flipped classroom

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    • Chelsea Turley
      Chelsea Turley on 12 Jul 13
       
      Flipping the classroom is only one aspect of a teacher's practice. Still need to incorporate meaningful work that does not revolve around memorization and regurgitation
  • they ready to let students move at a pace that meets their developmental readiness and come to the realization that not everyone at the same age needs to be at the same place at the same time?
    • Chelsea Turley
      Chelsea Turley on 12 Jul 13
       
      Flipped classrooms can be the first step to moving toward a mastery based approach where students learn at their own pace
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  • students don't have access to technology at home
Chelsea Turley

Chemistry Video Sampler - Flipped Learning Network Ning - 0 views

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Change-Project EDCI325 flipped classroom

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  • Chelsea Turley on 12 Jul 13
     
    A video that shows several clips of videos that could be used for a flipped chemistry classroom. 
Chelsea Turley

Why You Should Flip Your Classroom - 0 views

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flipped classroom Change-Project EDCI325

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  • Teachers from around the world have adopted the model and are using it to teach
  • Flipping speaks the language of today's students
  • These students understand digital learning. To them, all we are doing is speaking their language
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  • busy students
  • flexibility
  • work ahead
  • work ahead
  • she did not miss any of the content in that class
  • science,
  • . Students are helping each other learn
  • s in a flipped classroom for
  • we spend most of our class walking around helping the students who struggle most
    • Chelsea Turley
      Chelsea Turley on 12 Jul 13
       
      Special educators themselves will also have access to the lecture material 
  • science
  • Giving students the ability to pause their teachers is truly revolutionary.
  • We often move too fast for some students and too slowly for others
  • overall interaction increases: teacher-to-student, and student-to-student. Because the role of the teacher has changed from presenter of content to learning coach,
  • students with special needs can watch the videos as many times as they need to learn the materia
  • carry out meaningful activities instead of completing busywork.
  • Because we were not just standing and talking at kids, many of the classroom management problems evaporated.
  • . Because students are coming with the primary focus on learning, there are two real questions now: Is each student learning? If not, what can we do to help them learn? These are much more profound questions, and when we discuss them with parents, we move the focus to a place that will help parents understand how their students can become better learners.
  • As it turns out, many of them were watching right alongside their children and learning science
  • flipping opens the doors to our classrooms and allows the public in
  • prerecord a lesson for our students ahead of time when we knew we were going to be gone
  • in which students move through the material at their own pace.
  • flipped-mastery mode
  • Our journey has been a process that has occurred over several years, and we recommend that those interested in flipping make the change gradually.
  • Chelsea Turley on 12 Jul 13
     
    This article gives reasons why to flip a classroom including reducing classroom management issues to differentiating instruction to all levels of students. 
putnamc

Digital Learning Day :: Bring Your Own Device - 0 views

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BYOD Digital learning

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  • This toolkit provides perspectives and recommendations for educators and school and district leaders who are implementing these programs and in
  • cludes links to research and reports about policies and practice.
  • The toolkit includes: BYOD for Teachers
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  • BYOD for Teachers
  • putnamc on 12 Jul 13
     
    A useful resource/guide about BYOD.
putnamc

Hartford K8 Technology Weekly - 0 views

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technology leadership tools

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  • putnamc on 05 Jul 13
     
    Our Tech Integration Specialist's Weekly News. Also a neat resource to use with students!
putnamc

Home - Follett eBooks - 0 views

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ebooks pitch EDCI325 Change-project

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    • putnamc
      putnamc on 11 Jul 13
       
      This resource has lots of videos to demonstrate and help people learn how to use FollettShelf
  • You and your students can access them online from anywhere and make use of the built-in dictionary and integrated search tools. Or, they can download and view e
  • Books offline, which reserves the eBook for a set circul
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  • note-taking and copy/paste/print features as permi
  • note-taking and copy/paste/print features as perm
  • note-taking and copy/paste/print features as perm
putnamc

Ebooks are actually not books-schools among first to realizing this fact | Digital Book... - 0 views

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ebooks EDCI325 Change-Project libraries

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    • putnamc
      putnamc on 11 Jul 13
       
      The model FollettShelf uses is also attractive to libraries. We buy one copy that can be accessed by as many students as we want. We own the copy of the book
  • Ebooks are actually software.
  • Books are objects. They are limited by their physicality. Only one person can sit comfortably and read a book.
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  • purchase one of them for each student
  • Ebooks, however, have practically no physical limitations
  • Ebooks are not books at all—they are software and they should be sold the way software is sold
putnamc

Is K-12 blended learning disruptive?An introduction of the theory of hybrids | Christen... - 0 views

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blended learning education EDCI325

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      putnamc on 12 Jul 13
       
      I know someone in our class is interested in blended learning!
Eric Telfer

High school tries going paperless in pilot program : Sj - 0 views

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paperless high school Change-Project

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  • "We spend approximately $330 per pupil per year on textbooks," he said. "Over four years, that's over $1,500. With the Android tablet, we'll issue it to a student when he's in the ninth grade. He will have that four years. So, that's under $150 compared to $1,500."
    • Eric Telfer
      Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
       
      This point should help to "make the pitch" as district leaders love the prospect of saving money. Going paperless saves not only on textbooks, though. Reams of paper won't need to be consumed, saving on toner cartridges, service repairs to copiers, less frequent need to replace copiers. One investment for the ninth grade student lasts four years. insurance policy costs? 
  • "The kids will have Internet access wherever they are in the building,"
    • Eric Telfer
      Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
       
      Okay, but will there be an equity issue for some students when they are at home? You can't flip a classroom if some kids have sketchy dial-up access from home, or no internet access.
  • the Androids are set up to contain graphing and science calculators, both of which can cost $75 to $100 if purchased as separate items in stores
    • Eric Telfer
      Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
       
      Buying in bulk saves the district cash.
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  • "If they lose it, they bought it, just like a textbook,"
    • Eric Telfer
      Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
       
      Get a contract out to parents over the summer. Fine kids too if they misplace their device (school bus, gym, at another school, athletic complex). 
  • "We're getting our students ready for college and the world of work
    • Eric Telfer
      Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
       
      Crux of this whole pitch/proposal.
  • Eric Telfer on 11 Jul 13
     
    Part of the pitch to go paperless, to some degree within the district, or just BFA. Good budgetary motivation for the Elephant. 
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