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Back to Basics: Technology Aric Foster STEM & Flower Learning Consultants Back to Basics Foundations of effective teaching

What is the role of technology in the classroom? Share on your favorite social media site and be ready to share aloud

When you used that technology to “learn,” who benefitted besides you?

Your crazy aunt with all the cats

When you used that technology to “learn,” who benefitted besides you? Your crazy aunt with all the cats Nanna and Papa

When you used that technology to “learn,” who benefitted besides you? Your crazy aunt with all the cats Nanna and Papa Old high school friend

When you used that technology to “learn,” who benefitted besides you? Your crazy aunt with all the cats Nanna and Papa Old high school friend Not very many “students” like you

Technology is a tool, not the curriculum. It is one vehicle through which we can interact with the content, not the content itself.

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting

Authentic Practice padlet.com/aricfoster2/t1cgjtuoqfa3

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator

Authentic Practice Try it at powtoon.com

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment

Authentic Practice

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: Engaging content delivery, many examples already exist

Authentic Practice Nearpod.com

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: interact with students live and anonymously  Seesaw: log feedback like Instagram with parent access = DIST

Authentic Examples

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: interact with students live and anonymously  Seesaw: log feedback like Instagram with parent access = DIST  Gonoodle.com: transition breaks

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: interact with students live and anonymously  Seesaw: log feedback like Instagram with parent access = DIST  Gonoodle.com: transition breaks, quite silly and elementary  Tiki-toki.com: make timelines for stories

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: interact with students live and anonymously  Seesaw: log feedback like Instagram with parent access = DIST  Gonoodle.com: transition breaks  Tiki-toki.com: make timelines for stories  Kohoot: formative assessment

Authentic Practice Gonoodle.com Tiki-toki.com Kohoot.com

Groovy tech tools  Twitter: class hashtag, professional account, scribe and chats  Periscope/Meerkat: live video stream of class activity  Padlet: simpler, cooler version of live tweeting  Powtoon: cartoon power point creator  Planbook.com: simply, helpful lesson plan guide  Plickers: QR code formative assessment  Socrative: formative assessment  Chirp and Remind 101: send messages to kids  Nearpod: interact with students live and anonymously  Seesaw: log feedback like Instagram with parent access = DIST  Gonoodle.com: transition breaks  Tiki-toki.com: make timelines for stories  Kohoot: formative assessment  Voxer: feedback and professional development

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