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Edpuzzle example
Formative example
Adobe Spark example
Screencastify example
Formative Assessment
Quiz and Video Tools for Science and Engineering
Sample EdPuzzle video
GoFormative sample quiz
Screencastify example video
- In Chrome browser, click here to add this extension
Socrative
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Today we will …
- Take a Socrative quiz and play a game as our students would
- Make our own Socrative activities
- Try them out and see how they work
Google Day
- Google Drive folder of cheat sheets
- For more information, Google’s overview page
- Docs sandbox
Check out the Google Certified Educator program
Watch this video to create self-grading quizzes with Google Forms
Physicists speak on science education
Now read this: A Nobel Laureate’s Education Plea: Revolutionize Teaching
Voice Recorders and Voice-to-Text
Realities of the Flipped Classroom
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Today we will …
- Examine the flipped classroom
- Discuss what prompted it and why it matters
- Consider how we can make it work in our context (task design and assessment)
Things to think about:
Creating a Home Base
New Technologies in Education
Twiddla
Collaborative interactive whiteboard url
Google Docs/Google Drive
Collaborative documents, easy document sharing
Google Docs instructions
Blogs
WordPress.com
Blogger.com
my class blog
What do you think?If you would like to start your own WordPress blog, click on Sundi Richard’s step-by-step guide . You can also watch WordPress how-to videos.
Online Quizzes and Surveys
For Polldaddy quizzes, respondents do not need to log in to complete a quiz. Only multiple choice questions are possible. Students see results for their work, but not for the class. The creator of the quiz gets a full report of results.
For surveys, you, the teacher, get a full report of results.
For polls, the results can be shown in the poll, or they can be hidden from the participants.
Google Docs
Today we will …
- See what Google Docs can do
- See how we can use it in our classes Sandbox
- Sign up and set up a document
- See how it works with our colleagues
Introduction to WordPress
Today we will …
- Start an account
- Choose a theme
- Create a post
- Load Word documents and photos
- If there’s time, we’ll put links on the sidebar.
WordPress 2
Today we will …
Get tips on making a WordPress blog attractive to students
- Use text sparingly – bullet points style
- Use lots of photos/graphics
- Take time to display new features/sites in class. Let students try them out together.
- Make sure students know how to get to your site easily. Ask students to call up your site on their mobiles and bookmark it. Also ask them to make a note of the site name in the notes feature of their mobiles or in their books.
- E-mail students the link to your site
- Let students use the blog for a little while in lab class
and learn how to …
add photos Add photos and text documents
add slideshows
add galleries
(if there’s time) add pages
Technology Tutorials for Teachers 