This blog is designed to share your ideas and work from the session. Here's how it works...
1. Make something using one of the tools in the session. Make sure you have a way to share what you've made. Don't forget about screencasts and screenshots! Screencastify will work with Google Drive to help you share your learning! If you'd like to learn more about teaching kids to comment, check this out!
2. Consider how you might use the tool or resource in your own life or class.
3. Consider how your students might use the tool.
4. Write a comment on each post which explains your thinking about the experience. Make sure to include a link to the work you created with the tool!
Thanks in advance for really pushing your thinking, and for being willing to share!
~ Chris
PS - As we go along, please feel free to add your creations, links to your creations, and your thinking about these tools and ideas to the Padlet below. https://padlet.com/cmoor4/vb3xfspesagx
My random choices of music actually sounded good.
ReplyDeleteFrutchey makes some B.A jams! His 3D box is sweet too!
ReplyDeleteI am excited about the potential to collaborate with others on Soundtrap
ReplyDeleteI'm interested in codemonkey on brainpop
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ReplyDeleteI really liked the idea you shared about the zoomed in picture and having students write about it. Then doing successive writings on the same picture but from different zoom levels. It would be interesting to have the students share their ideas with others from beginning to end. I could see using this ideas with a picture of a musical instrument. I could also use this as a listening exercise where they would listen to a small excerpt and write about it and then progressively play more.
ReplyDeleteReally good presentation. ALways emphasized the learning as the key to students success. Pacing was good and loved the time to explore the apps and extensions...many I have never used before.Felt overwhelmed but in a good way. This session could have been several smaller in depth sessions.(Coding, google apps, etc.)
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