Minds on media
- 1. Youre Never Too Young To Learn: Using Technology To Document Student Achievement In The K-3 Classroom By Aviva Dunsiger - @avivaloca K-2 Teacher For 11 Years Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board
- 2. GoogleDocs Developing ideas and working on conventions Giving descriptive feedback to bump up their work
- 3. Twitter Interactive Writing Using classroom resources to help with spelling unfamiliar words.
- 4. Wordle Develop ideas in all subject areas. Add to blog to show progress over the year.
- 5. Skype: Opening Up The Walls Of The Classroom Connect with others to learn. Record Skype calls to provide documented evidence of learning.
- 6. Skype: For Small Group Interaction Students using Skype to share their learning with others and learn from others too.
- 7. Students Teaching Students Through Skype: Redefining A Teacher
- 8. Wallwisher: Great As An Exit Card Students can use Wallwisher or Lino to demonstrate their knowledge on any subject. Can be embedded in a blog for evidence of learning.
- 9. Backchannelling: Reading, Writing, & Active Listening Students Using TodaysMeet As A Backchannel: Log Of Conversation
- 10. Halloween Story VoiceThreads Differentiated way of showing learning Embedded on the blog as documentation of learning.
- 11. A Student Using Diigo During Literacy Centres Social Bookmarking for reading, writing, and the Arts. Makes thinking visible.
- 12. Storybird: Embed Into Blogs Record of writing Shows growth over time.
- 13. Class Blog Post Using video recordings to show thinking.
- 14. Blogging On The SMART Board Learning from peers. Record of contributions.
- 15. Student Blogging: Brainstormed On Palm Treo And Writing On Computer Record of ideas and final product.
- 16. Daily Tweeters: Sharing Our Class With The World
- 17. Evernote Compilation of assessment. Tags to help organize. Great way to show growth!
- 18. Dont Underestimate Photographs, Videos, or Recordings Livescribe Pen iPad iPod Touch Digital Camera Nintendo DS