Edutech workshop2015handout
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This document summarizes an edutech workshop presented by Shelly Sanchez Terrell. The workshop includes three activities: 1. A human bingo activity where participants collect names of people who fit different social media behaviors and technologies. 2. An activity where participants translate emoji statements. 3. Two hashtag activities where participants search hashtags and invent new educationally relevant hashtags. The workshop concludes with participants designing digital badges for students.
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The document presents various activities using QR codes to engage students in exploration and collaboration. It includes ideas for scavenger hunts, collaborative story creation, and interactive learning through scanning codes linked to real-world objects. The emphasis is on enhancing curiosity and interaction in educational settings.Ad
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