- The iAM Video Project: A Creative ‘Get-to-Know-You’ Activity (Focus Area: Tech Integration)
"As a high school journalism teacher, I have started my classes off for years with various digital ‘get-to-know-you’
activities — everything from having students write me a letter using
the computer, to playing various online interactive classroom games—
all, theoretically, supposed to give me a better idea of who my students
are and what their needs might be..."
https://ww2.kqed.org/learning/2017/03/28/the-iam-video-project-a-creative-get-to-know-you-activity/
- Open Educational Resources Movement Scales Up (Focus Area: Technology-driven Transformation of Instruction)
The online movement to share free educational
materials is adding entire curricula to its offerings, rather than just
individual lessons and units
http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2017/03/29/open-educational-resources-movement-scales-up-oer.html
- 9 Ways to Increase Parent Engagement Using Media - #SXSWEdu Takeaways (Focus Area: Technology-driven Transformation of Schools)
"Ongoing parent engagement is an essential piece of building a positive culture of digital citizenship in schools. But what does effective parent engagement look like? How can schools address the unique needs of caregivers in their communities? What are co-engagement ideas where media brings parents and kids together?
https://theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com/2017/03/9-ways-to-use-media-to-increase-parent.html
- Learn All About Google Keep with this Google Keep Cheat Sheet (Focus Area: Tech Integration)
What is Google Keep?
Google Keep is a web-based application that allows you to create and share notes, lists, and reminders. You can also add images, voice notes, drawings and more! Each note resembles an online sticky note that can be customized and shared. This robust tool can be used by teachers and students to manage projects, set goals, communicate and collaborate.http://www.shakeuplearning.com/blog/google-keep-cheat-sheet-for-teachers-students/
- Apple’s Bid To Reclaim The Classroom From Chromebooks May Be Too Late
(Focus Area: Hardware/Infrastructure)
With
price cuts and new features, Apple is making iPads more
school-friendly–but only after Chromebooks became go-to educational
machines.
https://www.fastcompany.com/3069231/apples-bid-to-reclaim-the-classroom-from-chromebooks-may-be-too-late - 5 tips for adaptive learning (Focus Area: Technology-driven Transformation of Instruction)
In this blog post,
fifth-grade teacher Amy Crisp shares five ways she uses her school's
adaptive-learning platform, Dreambox Learning. Among them are encouraging
students to think independently and setting weekly goals.
http://smartbrief.com/original/2017/03/5-tips-adaptive-learning-0
http://smartbrief.com/original/2017/03/5-tips-adaptive-learning-0
- 'Spotify for learning games' coming to classrooms (Focus Area: Tech Integration)
A startup has launched a
free web-based platform, Legends of Learning, that allows teachers to create
playlists of educational games -- similar to how Spotify works for music. The
games, already vetted by educators, are tied to educational standards.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2017/03/27/learning-games-coming-platform/99676758/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2017/03/27/learning-games-coming-platform/99676758/
- Tips for Starting a Blog: Choose Your Own Adventure(Focus Area: Tech Integration)
Ever been curious about starting a blog? Or do you support teachers who might be interested? I started brainstorming this list as I was talking to my husband about the creation of his own blog, focusing on the writing process more than the technical side.Combine that with a recent desire to learn how to sketch note, and this flowchart was born.
http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/edugeek_guide/2017/03/edugeek_tips_to_starting_a_blo.html?cmp=eml-enl-eu-news3
- Using tech tools to
turn students into content creators(Focus Area: Technology-driven Transformation of Instruction)
Some teachers instill strict "no technology" policies in the classroom. In Monica Burns's ideal learning environment, though, social media and iPads are not distractions. Rather, they are keys to academic success. "I'm really passionate about turning students into content creators using technology tools," said Burns, an education technology consultant and creator of ClassTechTips.com.
http://empower.ascd.org/general-information/conference-daily/teaching-with-tech.aspx
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