Presentation given by Monica Hernandez & Kasia Vernon From South Summit Adult ELL Classes How to use Mobile Devices in your Adult Education Classroom Information.

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Presentation given by Monica Hernandez & Kasia Vernon From South Summit Adult ELL Classes How to use Mobile Devices in your Adult Education Classroom Information passed on from the workshops we attended in CO, at The COABE conference 2015

What you will learn in this session. Learn about QR codes and how to make them. You will discover new apps and how to use them with students. Learn how engage your students in group participation with these new apps. You will share YOUR ideas and favorite apps with other Educators.

What is a QR code? How can you use QR codes in your classroom? A QR code is a square grid of smaller squares containing encoded data that is designed to be scanned, to provide information. There are many different ways to use QR code and many different places to get ideas on how to use them. flapjackeducation.com (check out the classroom memories video) Pinterest.com qrstuff.com the-qrcode- generator.com

Here are some codes we can practice with.

Reflection Cubes These blocks are a fun way for students to interact with each other. They can also put their “Teacher HAT”on and tell you what they would do different (when discussing a certain subject or topic). Go ahead and give it a try. Find a partner and scan away! This block pattern is a free download on flapjackeducaiton.com

How can students make their own QR code? Go to hand out. See sample book. You could use these QR codes for any subject and any age group.

When is it ok to use your mobile devices? Please go to your handout. Talk with your group about appropriate etiquette.

Apps we consider to be useful in the classroom. Remind101 Kahoot scan or QR scanner notes reminders pic collage word power comic maker CapDisLite Toontastic Game Words Heads up Word Cloud Guess who sky view solar system scope

Apps cont’d Skype Hangouts evernote Duolingo Babbel itranslate & itranslate voice Dictionary comic maker Chicktionary Recorder YouTube unblock me dropbox ibooks google docs, drive, numbers, & chrome

Time to play Kahoot!

Thanks for all you do!! Happy teaching!! :-) For any questions or comments... Please feel free to us at: for Monica for Kasia

Love Laugh & Smile! This makes all things possible!

Thank You for Coming! Don’t forget to leave your name and address.