Course overview - continue from slide 12
Apps I like (you can share too as the course goes on)
Important Idea #3
Infusion into the curricula, not supplementary, complementary or integrated.
Use the tech when you need it to get info or solve a problem.
Gather resources
Produce and show understanding
Communicate
Reflect
Motivation and Confidence
Collaboration
Social Implications
Analyze and Apply
Synthesize and Evaluate
Using Technology in Education for:
RSS feeds - google reader, bloglines, netvibes, or as a widget in your web space
Google Docs - text, presentations, sites - sharing
Wikis - how to and examples - Learning new media “Cool Tools for Schools” and “Getting Tricky with Wikis” .
- show off your students' work
- do group/class projects
- keep class notes
Sumopaint
Read:
Read some background on Marshall McLuhan and his main ideas. The 100 year anniversary articles summarize a fair bit
Watch:
Any 3 (most are short) of these McLuhan videos - or find more of your own
Apps I like (you can share too as the course goes on)
Important Idea #3
LwICT Review
How to use technology to enhance:
- Critical and Creative Thinking
- Ethics and Responsibility
- ICT literacy
Infusion into the curricula, not supplementary, complementary or integrated.
Use the tech when you need it to get info or solve a problem.
Cognitive Domain (Big Ideas)
Plan and questionGather resources
Produce and show understanding
Communicate
Reflect
Affective Domain (Big Ideas)
Ethics and ResponsibilityMotivation and Confidence
Collaboration
Social Implications
Levels of Thinking
Knows and ComprehendsAnalyze and Apply
Synthesize and Evaluate
Using Technology in Education for:
- Basic Communication (blogs. email, texting and PP - students, parents & teachers)
- Info Gathering (RSS, web sites and advanced search)
- Subject Specific Software - Drill & Practice, simulations, GPS, graphing, labs
- Info Creating (wikis, blogs, web sites)
- Collaboration - wikis, docs, video, audio
- Presentation / Motivation (Hawthorne effect and larger audience)
RSS feeds - google reader, bloglines, netvibes, or as a widget in your web space
Google Docs - text, presentations, sites - sharing
Wikis - how to and examples - Learning new media “Cool Tools for Schools” and “Getting Tricky with Wikis” .
- show off your students' work
- do group/class projects
- keep class notes
Sumopaint
R/W/L for Oct 5
Choose fromRead:
Read some background on Marshall McLuhan and his main ideas. The 100 year anniversary articles summarize a fair bit
Watch:
Any 3 (most are short) of these McLuhan videos - or find more of your own
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