Give your surfers a paddle - ICE2012

Cynthia Karabush – NICE 28 January 2012This PPT My Blog,on ALA infoSlideShare post My Blog

 Cathy Baker, Elmhurst District 205  ISLMA workshop on NETS standards Gwyneth Jones, The Daring Librarian  Library QR Scavenger Hunt Pam Pleviak & Tim O’Conner, District 127  Ed Tech & QR resources

Photo shared by Will Lion on Flickr.com

 Syllabus Pre-assessment Flipped classrooms Assignment calendar Video game Scavenger hunt GPS treasure hunt Take surveys Polling/voting

 Do it free online in seconds  Internet access needed Learning Goal in mind Easiest - Class tools  Upload your questions  Creates codes for each Neo reader  Reads QR’s  Track code use

 Free upload to tablets, iPods, smartphones  Requires Internet access  No Internet options? One-computer classroom  Take turns Check out several devices  Work in small groups Use personal devices (in pairs if needed)  HS students have smartphones (high percentage)

Photo by The Daring Librarian on Flickr.com Your business card  Your FaceBook page  Your blog Your resume  LinkedIn profile  Call your phone/Skype  Video greeting Yes, your headstone!

 Link to authors, interviews, book trailers Links for differentiation and for enrichment Class blog or wiki to interact on reading Link book to Google Lit Trip, author interview, etc.

 Audio podcasts for pronunciation Links for differentiation  Hints  Conjugations Link to class VoiceThread

 Step-by-step demos  Reminders for process Great for “flipped” classes  Khan Academy videos  Print math worksheet with links by each problem, to tutorial/video ▪ Parents will love it

 Student-created scavenger hunts Lab instructions/reminders Periodic table of QR links Photo shared by Dover Librarians on Flickr.com Research support

Some rights reserved by Fabrice de Nola  Embed events/places into map  Google Map coordinates  Map quests  In school  Field trip w/ GPS  By time period  Find resources

 QR codes themselves can be beautiful Virtually tour a Museum Art that reflects upon itself Some rights reserved by Fabrice de Nola

 Recipes Video “How to’s” Virtual visit to actual industry Safety Reminders OUTSIDE door

 Posters around the gym link to video tutorials Safety reminders Parcourse-style activities

 Team pages with always-updated standings Posters around the school link to video ads by members

 Post review topics Link to online textbooks Tape class presentation – review on a smartphone Archive class information

 Link directly to research materials Link to your Teacher-Librarian!

 Post schedules Link to student work Information for parents & BOE Fundraisers  Link to online shop or offer  Oxfam: linked celebrity donors to clothing

Photo by Jeff Korhan on socialmediaexaminer.com Simpler addresses produce sharper QRs: use bitly.com Need 4 modules of clean whitespace border Include a text link, too Always link to yourself, for questions!

 http://www.i-nigma.com http://www.classtools.net/QR/ http://www.neoreader.com/get-neoreader/wap- download http://qrvoice.net Beautiful QR’s  http://mashable.com/2011/07/23/creative-qr-codes/  http://www.flickr.com/groups/1049441@N25/ Art that reflects itself  http://www.flickr.com/photos/jpinlac/5496433214

Give your surfers a paddle - ICE2012

by Cynthia Karabush on Jan 28, 2012

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