15 tools in 50 minutes
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EM-S ISD Instructional Technology presented this at FETC (Orlando, FL) in January 2015 and at TCEA (Austin, TX) in February 2015.
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15 tools in 50 minutes
- 1. EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW ISD INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY TEAM SAGINAW, TEXAS
- 2. Kodu Kodu enables users to create stunning 3D games through an icon based programming system
- 10. photosynth Create on computer or iOS devices Visit Photosynth
- 11. photosynth
- 12. Autocollage Create a collage of images in just 3 clicks! Pique interest Create visual stories Review and summarize learning Culminating activity following a field trip
- 14. Fresh Paint
- 16. New features in Office 2013
- 18. Office Mix Download Office Mix
- 19. Insert Office Mix video here, full screen-ish.
- 20. Skype in the classroom
- 21. Insert Skype video here, full screen-ish.
- 22. Bing in the classroom bing.com/classroom
- 24. OneNote
- 28. Insert Classroom Creator video 1 here, full screen-ish.
- 29. Insert Classroom Creator video 2 here, full screen-ish.
- 30. MICROSofT Math tools 4.0
- 31. Science tools
- 34. sway
- 38. Microsoft Educator Network • www.educatornetwork.com • FREE, global community of educators • Join today!
- 39. Thank you! Scott Boiles Ricky Gode DeAnne Hainlen Lisa Simmons Cindy Tucker View/download the presentation:
Editor's Notes
- Microsoft Office products are not new, but there are many new features available in Office 2013. Several of the new features are available across all of the Microsoft applications.
- Click the video image to begin the video
- How many of you have tried to Flip your classroom or have teachers trying to Flip? Sometimes it takes 4-5 programs to complete the task. How many of you have to make tutorials? Office Mix is gives the "old" PowerPoint SuperPowers! Office Mix is an add in for PowerPoint. It gives you the tools you wish there always were in PowerPoint. You can download it and see other Mixes at https://mix.office.com. It allows you to record your voice and add video while you present and can write or annotate on your slides. It is a complete presentation tool! . It also allows you to add in and engage your uses with quizzes (yes/no, T/F and multiple choice as well as open answer. It allows you to include apps such as Khan Academy interactives, PhET Science/ Math/ CK-12. You can add screen recordings as well as screen shots to your PowerPoint. One of the most useful and amazing tools is the analytics. It makes this the perfect tool for delivering professional development online or for teachers flipping their classrooms. Ex. 5 programs to create one lesson. Now PowerPoint, a camera and Office Mix is all that you really need to flip the classroom.
- ing Microsoft's search engine is a great ad free tool that we can use in our classrooms. Our district has subscribed to Bing and that is our homepage for our labs and student machines. The Ad free search offers advertising removed, filtered content, and enhanced privacy like the tracking that Google does when ads pop up from things that you have put in your email. You can earn free Surfaces for your campuses. Bing provides reward points for every search that you do. It keeps track of those points. Therefore, parents, teachers and students can earn points that will go to the campus similar to Book __? Our schools are signed up and ready to go. You will need to get the word out to your campus. When I spoke with one of the creators of Bing, he guesstimated around 2 months of consistent Bing use from parents and it should be enough for a device. Bing in classroom provides daily digital citizenship lessons. I have downloaded the Bing Desktop which provides a new picture every day. These could be used as Bell Ringers for classrooms or create full lessons that inspire curiosity and creativity with the web search.
- Any OneNote users in the room? Let’s start with a Blast from the Past … (click to view video on next slide)
- Trapper Keepers … You could keep class notes, worksheets, yearbook order forms, flyers, etc. OneNote is a digital version of the Trapper Keeper
- From the first look, OneNote looks different that other Microsoft Office applications. Click video to play.
- From the explanation of OneNote, how do you feel OneNote could be used in the classroom? I feel OneNote is one of the most powerful tools for the classroom today. It provides teachers and students the ability to collaborate share and provide feedback on work. The OneNote Classroom Creator has made OneNote even better. The Creator tool is part of Office 365 and allows the teacher to create Notebooks for each class, period or subject area. The Notebook allows for 3 parts. The first one is a collaborative space the students can work together in groups. The content library allows a section for the teacher to put any kind of document, text picture, audio video. This allows the students to have access but not be able to edit or delete. It also provides a place for teachers to safely share documents and textbook information with students digitally but not on the website. It is protected and shared only with students. The last section provides a notebook shared only with the teacher and student. Therefore students can turn in assignments like a drop box but not see others assignments. It gives a place for the teacher to give feedback. It also provides a place for the teacher to differentiate assignments without it being visible to all students. So, Assignments or activities can be personalized and would not obvious to other members of the class allowing for differentiation. Having their own notebook with the teacher allows them to be able to respond via an audio recording or video. Think of an English teacher looking at a students essay. Instead of writing various comments on the paper why not record the teachers thoughts as he grades. Therefore, the student receives the intent the teacher was trying to convey. Think of the time it will save for the student to get feedback quickly. Now I would like to show you a few examples. Or, how about a Science teacher and students can use the audio record feature to explain a process. Teachers can quickly identify any issues with the use of an audio.
- Teachers/Administrators often ask to “learn” Excel, although they don’t really know why they need it. This presentation won’t “teach” you Excel, but it will share some easy tricks and new features available in Excel 2013. Excel Survey – part of O365 account; very simple way to gather feedback. Just add your questions, set them up as true/false, yes/no, multiple choice, then share the link. All results will be available in an Excel spreadsheet, and easy to read and manipulate.
- Click to begin Excel video
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