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Apps and Technology for Student Created Products
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Collection of apps/technology tools used for student created products.Contains various ideas/how tos for classroom use.
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Kirsten Wilson
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There is an ever growing number of teachers and students using iPads for creation projects. Little by little, people are understanding that the iPad is not just a consumption device for reading ema...
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More ways to move the iPad from a consumption device to the ability to share with options beyond DropBox.
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Aurasma is a free app that is similar to QR codes except the QR code part can be any image instead of a code. What that means is you can set the "trigger" to be just about any image you want. My mi...
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Provides process of blending QR codes and audio through croak.it for students to do book reviews, etc. Shares how this app simplifies the process and makes it so students can, even in first grade, independently create their product.
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The basic lesson design sequence for Direct Instruction–established by Madeline Hunter–includes 6 fundamental steps: 1. Anticipatory Set 2. Objective & Purpose 3. Input & Modeling 4. Checking for Understanding 5.
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Minecraft enthusiasts are a diverse crowd – young and old, novice and expert – but they're always ready to learn.
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Graphic with links and QR codes for ways to utilize apps and where they fall in Blooms
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Great quick resource!
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Kindergarten Teacher (Great ideas just flow from this guy! Check this out elem teachers. It WILL get your creative juices flowing!
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From
edudemic
Bloom's Taxonomy and digital tools creates an innovative learning environment where students are engaged in their assignments.
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“Research shows that you begin learning in the womb and go right on learning until the moment you pass on. Your brain has a capacity for learning that is virtually limitless, which makes every huma...
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Blog on coding for students with Tynker.
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"Every thought we think is creating our future." by Louise L. Hay Bitsboard is a FREE App I learned about recently. It is a great app to use with any grade level, with any curriculum for informal a...
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Interesting app to use for informal assessment of concepts/skills. Can be teacher or student created. Some already created and ready for use.
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With the changes in the National Curriculum for ICT there is a greater demand for easy to use programming tools for children. Here are 8 apps to help.
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Ways to utilize Haiku Deck and examples.
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Haiku Deck is an easy to use vibrant iOs app that can marry images with concepts when students create products for presentation.
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Provides a how to of additional features to enhance personal YouTube videos.
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Great for teachers to utilize for a flip designed instruction and for student created product.
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From
prezi
Prezi simplifies the collaboration process. Brainstorm and co-create with your team in the same prezi. Work separately or in real time so you can see others' edits instantly.
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How to videos and guides to use Prezi on all devices.
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Great reviews of apps to use in Math class with your students!
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Great way to safely practice the idea of blogging and social media without all the risks.
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How to led by student for iOS app Haikku Deck. Great for students to watch on own to self-learn or show entire class. Also great to share with Parents so they can see how students are utilizing.
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Environments for Teaching Kids to Program and Explore the World Through Code http://t.co/IjmZEOOqa9 #edtech #kids #ict #programming #edutech
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There's one request for advice that I receive more than any other from coaches: How can I coach a resistant teacher? (Helpful for coaches, colleagues, and admin alike: "How Can I Coach a Resistant Teacher?
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The best social media tools for your classroom are free, easy to use, and right here. We break down some of the newest and noteworthy for you.
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"Evernote is a great application for educators. It’s usefulness can range from planning a course to delivering a lesson plan to capturing feedback after class. I experimented with using Evernote while I was teaching courses at San Jose State University. It proved to be an excellent classroom companion. Here are some ways to use Evernote to achieve your teaching goals." Via John Evans
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From
mashable
Khoa's colorful stop motion videos on Vine have boomed in popularity. Here's how he creates those six seconds of imagination.
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How to with vine... Possible student created products from this app.
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