Jak grać i uczyć?��- Justyna Stojek i Monika Wiśniowska

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„Jak grać i uczyć?”
Szkolenie dla nauczycieli w zakresie wykorzystania TIK
w ramach projektu POWER „Mobilność kadry edukacji szkolnej”
organizowane w dniu 24.11.2017 r.
w Lubelskim Centrum Konferencyjnym ul. Grottgera 2 w Lublinie
Aplikacje/strony internetowe:
1. Quizlet
✓ https://quizlet.com/pl
✓ Fiszki (możliwość tworzenia zestawów ze zdjęciami)
✓ Możliwość wymiany zestawów opracowanych pojęć w grupach (uczniowie sami mogą je tworzyć)
✓ Wyszukiwarka zestawów w bazie danych
✓ Posiada 4 różne sposoby uczenia się
✓ Ma wbudowany syntezator głosu w różnych językach
✓ Generowanie testów
✓ Tworzenie quizów
✓ Gry indywidualne
✓ Gry grupowe:
www.quizlet.live
2. Factile
https://www.playfactile.com/
✓ Gra planszowa online
✓ Poziomowanie trudności pytań (suma pieniężna przyznawana za pytania)
✓ Praca w grupach

3. Kahoot
Strona do tworzenia quizów: https://create.kahoot.it/login
Strona do logowania dla uczniów: https://kahoot.it/
✓ Praca indywidualna, w parach, w grupach
✓ Komputer, tablet, smartfon
✓ Opcja ‘quiz’- tworzenie i przeprowadzanie interaktywnych quizów
✓ Opcja ‘jumblegame’- np. układanie wydarzeń, procesów, etapów, słów w zdaniach (w nauce
języków) w odpowiedniej kolejności
✓ Opcja ‘discussion’- inicjowanie dyskusji klasowej, grupowej, w parach
✓ Przyznawanie punktów / nagród- opcja podium ☺
✓ Możliwość dzielenia się swoimi ‘kahootami’ z innymi nauczycielami, opcje ustawienia
prywatności
✓ Wyszukiwarka ‘kahootów’ w bazie programu
✓ Przebojowa melodyjka w tle, która mobilizuje do działania tych najbardziej ospałych i
niechętnych☺
4. Socrative
Strona dla nauczyciela (SocrativeTeacher): https://b.socrative.com/login/teacher/
Strona dla ucznia (Socrative Student): https://b.socrative.com/login/student/
✓ Praca indywidualna, w parach, w grupach
✓ Komputer, tablet, smartfon
✓ Interaktywne quizy mogą mieć charakter: testu wielokrotnego wybory, pytań: prawda/
fałsz oraz pytania otwartego
✓ Opcja pracy grupach (Space Race) pozwala na dobieranie się w grupy/pary samodzielnie lub
program może w tym wyręczyć uczniów ☺
✓ Możliwość ‘podglądu’ każdej odpowiedzi ucznia, obserwacji postępów ucznia/ grupy
✓ Możliwość dzielenia się swoimi quizami z innymi nauczycielami oraz pobrania zestawu
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Jak grać i uczyć?��- Justyna Stojek i Monika Wiśniowska

1. „Jak grać i uczyć?” Szkolenie dla nauczycieli w zakresie wykorzystania TIK w ramach projektu POWER „Mobilność kadry edukacji szkolnej” organizowane w dniu 24.11.2017 r. w Lubelskim Centrum Konferencyjnym ul. Grottgera 2 w Lublinie Aplikacje/strony internetowe: 1. Quizlet ✓ https://quizlet.com/pl ✓ Fiszki (możliwość tworzenia zestawów ze zdjęciami) ✓ Możliwość wymiany zestawów opracowanych pojęć w grupach (uczniowie sami mogą je tworzyć) ✓ Wyszukiwarka zestawów w bazie danych ✓ Posiada 4 różne sposoby uczenia się ✓ Ma wbudowany syntezator głosu w różnych językach ✓ Generowanie testów ✓ Tworzenie quizów ✓ Gry indywidualne ✓ Gry grupowe: www.quizlet.live 2. Factile https://www.playfactile.com/ ✓ Gra planszowa online ✓ Poziomowanie trudności pytań (suma pieniężna przyznawana za pytania) ✓ Praca w grupach

2. 3. Kahoot Strona do tworzenia quizów: https://create.kahoot.it/login Strona do logowania dla uczniów: https://kahoot.it/ ✓ Praca indywidualna, w parach, w grupach ✓ Komputer, tablet, smartfon ✓ Opcja ‘quiz’- tworzenie i przeprowadzanie interaktywnych quizów ✓ Opcja ‘jumblegame’- np. układanie wydarzeń, procesów, etapów, słów w zdaniach (w nauce języków) w odpowiedniej kolejności ✓ Opcja ‘discussion’- inicjowanie dyskusji klasowej, grupowej, w parach ✓ Przyznawanie punktów / nagród- opcja podium ☺ ✓ Możliwość dzielenia się swoimi ‘kahootami’ z innymi nauczycielami, opcje ustawienia prywatności ✓ Wyszukiwarka ‘kahootów’ w bazie programu ✓ Przebojowa melodyjka w tle, która mobilizuje do działania tych najbardziej ospałych i niechętnych☺ 4. Socrative Strona dla nauczyciela (SocrativeTeacher): https://b.socrative.com/login/teacher/ Strona dla ucznia (Socrative Student): https://b.socrative.com/login/student/ ✓ Praca indywidualna, w parach, w grupach ✓ Komputer, tablet, smartfon ✓ Interaktywne quizy mogą mieć charakter: testu wielokrotnego wybory, pytań: prawda/ fałsz oraz pytania otwartego ✓ Opcja pracy grupach (Space Race) pozwala na dobieranie się w grupy/pary samodzielnie lub program może w tym wyręczyć uczniów ☺ ✓ Możliwość ‘podglądu’ każdej odpowiedzi ucznia, obserwacji postępów ucznia/ grupy ✓ Możliwość dzielenia się swoimi quizami z innymi nauczycielami oraz pobrania zestawu pytań w formacie pdf

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