3rd Graders + iPads = Baby Steps for ME! in the BYOD Classroom
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Supporting materials for my presentation at EdTechTeacher's iPadSummitUSA conference in Boston. November, 2012. iPaddling in the BYOD Classroom
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- 1. iPaddling in the BYOD Classroom Suzy Brooks Falmouth Public Schools @SimplySuzy technicallyinvisible@gmail.com
- 2. Centered on the iPad From 0 to 60 in no-time-flat. Buckle up!
- 3. August 15, 2012 August 20, 2012
- 4. Logistically Speaking 3rd Graders + iPads = Baby Steps for ME!
- 9. Doc Cam ~vs~ Face Cam
- 10. Safety, First!
- 11. Ready? Set..... Crawl! Spelling City + xtramath.org = Familiarity!
- 12. Ready? Set... Cruise! Remix Existing Lessons! Reading Skills & Strategies Using Images: Students use EDUcreations Take photo of image Record voice response to prompt Share digitally with teacher
- 13. Ready? Set... Walk! New lessons in a new way!
- 15. Ready to Run??
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- kids raring to go - but I feel it needs to be done in an organized way. Laying the groundwork for routines makes everything run more smoothly in the classroom. iPads are no diff.\n
- Explain licensure process. Review, review, review.\n
- Explain licensure process. Review, review, review.\n
- Explain licensure process. Review, review, review.\n
- Reason to differentiate for kids, reasons for names\n
- Remembering safety utmost concern, learning responsible use just as much as learning math, ss, reading, etc...\n
- Start small - use website and apps that you’ve already used whole-class in the lab, or 1:1 on desktop computers. I already know these two sites and so do the kids - made it easier to roll along.\n
- Have been learning these skills for several weeks - the iPads offer a fresh perspective on how to demonstrate learning.\n
- Something I’ve never had the courage to do - use Google Earth with a whole class full of students. The iPad made it manageable! I was MUCH better able to learn who needed more support in the area of geography.\n
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- What’s next? Who knows? I do know that I’m feeling better - and I think I’m ready to start testing these young paddlers. I can’t wait to see what these iPads are capable of doing, when it comes to effective learning for students.\n