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What’s the Hype With
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Created by Jen Griffen, redesigned by C.Rooyakkers & M. Squarebriggs

2. We are Cheryl Rooyakkers & Meghan Squarebriggs
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Hello!
We are
Cheryl Rooyakkers & Meghan Squarebriggs
Technology Teacher & Gr. 7/8 Molly Brant ES
LDSB
You can find us at:
Cheryl
Introduce self
@RLdsd a
@Ms_S78_LDSB

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What are
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Introduce the HypreDoc Ladies (Lisa Highfill, Kelly Hilton & Sarah Landis)
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HyperDocs are Google Docs, with interactive elements, designed to replace the worksheet method of delivering instruction. By sharing a link to a HyperDoc, teachers can get students thinking, exploring, collaborating, and creating all on their own, shifting teachers from the lecturer to listener. Teachers are now able to personalize the learning experience and better connect with students. They allow students to interact with the Global Competencies - Critical Thinking, Communication, Creativity and Collaboration.
Why I love:
Personalizes learning
Differentiates
Student driven
Fosters curiosity
Gives Ss a degree of autonomy
Allows me to engage with my students by listening instead of leading the learning

4. Beware - Rabbit Hole Ahead!!
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Beware - Rabbit Hole Ahead!!
Cheryl
Try not to go astray (it is hard)
That said, I will honour your learning journey and if you need to fall down that hole, go for it.

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The main points of this clip is focused on The HyperDoc Handbook. It clearly and effectively lays out how to design and create HyperDocs
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6. Engage Extend Explore Reflect Explain Share Apply Model
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Model
Note: The order may vary
Engage
Extend
Explore
Reflect
Explain
Cheryl
Briefly cover each stage of the model
This is basically the same model you use when creating any lesson plan
Start by engaging Ss - use a video or image to capture your students attention builds motivation, establishes relevance. When you are working through the model you are keeping in mind the varying needs in your classroom and that is the beauty you can quickly make changes example would be adding more images and less text, changing the requirements by adding less or more.
Share
Apply

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Transform the Learning
Meg - 5 minutes to look over
Hyper docs have the potential to take learners through the SAMR cycle or DOK (depth of knowledge) - this document is a checklist that shows which level you are in, if you wish to use the SAMR model
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SAMR
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SAMR is a model designed to help educators infuse technology into teaching and learning. The model supports and enables teachers to design, develop, and infuse digital learning experiences that utilize technology.

9. HD Cycle & Suggested Tools
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HD Cycle & Suggested Tools
Meg - 10 minutes to explore
Be aware of what apps are and are not supported by LDSB
That being said there is a wealth of resources in this HyperDoc template for you to explore. If you aren’t sure how to use an app - let the kids explore it.

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As Lisa Highfill says it is a lesson that is designed by you. Here are a few introduction videos for creating HyperDocs from Lisa Highfill. Check out her YouTube channel and go to Playlists at the top. There is a playlist of videos to create HyperDocs or MultiMediaTextSets
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Meg - 10 minutes
Mostly looking at 3 and 5
Design w your Ss in mind- For Ss with special needs → Less words, more images, less choices (3 vs 6) Be aware of fonts-2 max per HD, color issues- dyslexia,etc
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Math
English
General Education
Want to see other examples?
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Examples of different Hyperdocs at the elementary level
Geography
Science

13. MulTiMedia Text Sets
Watch this video - what is Morpheus saying about learning?
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A little introduction video
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MulTiMedia Text Sets
Hyperdocs are built using Multimedia Text Sets (MMTS)
Examples of Multimedia Text Sets (click image):
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Meg - GSuite - Jen Griffen this is a great resource to get you started and you move at your own pace with lots of support along the way
Cheryl - Twitter Challenge - Crystal Principal, Dillon, CO. My experience with Twitter/ new user currently doing the twitter challenge. Learning is doing
Meg - Tech Tools - Jen Griffen’s
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15. Samples & Templates Build a MMTS Board Build a MMTS table
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Samples & Templates
Build a MMTS Board
Build a MMTS table
HyperDoc as a Google Doc
HyperDoc as a Google Slides
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Changing Page colour, cell colour, font & font colour
Matching colour
Adding links
Adding Video
Finding images
Taking a Screenshot
Hillfillcrew - Youtube
Check out this YouTube playlist
About tricks and tips when building an Multi Media Text Set

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Intrigued? Need more?
Check the links to the right →
Buy the Book!
Visit the Website! (or this one)
Follow on Twitter!
Follow on Pinterest!
Watch a YouTube Live!
Register for the Bootcamp!
Facebook Group Facebook!
HyperDoc Handbook Template Resource HERE!
Meg
Need more? Here it is!
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Thank You!
Want to get in touch?
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Thanks -
Cheryl
Meghan - @Ms_S78_LDSB

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Benefits of
Some great, collaborative thinking can be done using a whole group Google Doc.
Click the image below to share your thoughts about the benefits of HyperDocs and read the thoughts of others.
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The 4Cs
Please remember to check your district privacy policy and get proper permission before using tools with students.
Tools to Communicate
Tools to Collaborate
Tools for Critical Thinking
*Remember to review your district policy about using Tech Tools and get proper permissions*
Tools to Create