Technology for collaboration in Primary Languages
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Presentation delivered at East Midlands Primary Language Conference by Lisa Stevens 5.12.18
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Technology for collaboration in Primary Languages
- 1. Using technology for collaboration. Lisa Stevens @lisibo
- 2. Image by Orin Zebest Under CC license
- 3. Popplet
- 5. Ideas for… oIn class collaboration oNational and international cooperation oSharing with the wider world oEngaging parents oProfessional collaboration oStorage oChoices oAssessment
- 6. https://todaysmeet.com/E MPLC 20 ways to use TodaysMeet
- 7. Padlet
- 10. Tweeting in education? ✖Is there a place for it? ✖What is that place? ✖How can we manage it?
- 12. Twitter ideas ✖ask questions ✖share work ✖celebrate what’s going on ✖get feedback from outside ✖talk to the other side of the world
- 13. Languages in Primary Schools #mfltwitterati
- 20. Skype ✖Vikki Bruff - “eTwinning toute l’année”
- 21. Morfo Booth + Aurasma
- 29. Book Creator https://bookcreator. com/2017/08/book- creator-chrome- goes-live/ Now you can read them online too!
- 30. Tiny tap to make a soundscape . Use PicCollage to make a poster Use Yakitkids or MorfoBooth to practice speaking Tell a story using AdobeVoice Collate in Book Creator
- 31. Student driven digital portfolios “an appropriate Facebook for kids” Learn More A paperless classroom. Sharing documents, collecting work, managing your class.
- 34. QR Codes
- 35. QR Codes
- 36. Creating QR codes: https://www.qrstuff.com https://www.qrcode-monkey.com with image Using QR codes http://bit.ly/EducationQR http://bit.ly/ChangingQR http://bit.ly/SwissQR
- 38. Duolingo Memrise
- 39. ✖Storybird
- 40. lisibo@me.com http://lisibo.com Twitter - @lisibo Lisa Stevens Ltd
- 42. More ideas - https://storify.com/joedale/ipads-in-mfl
Editor's Notes
- why who when why
- start at 1.30
- https://quizlet.com/_44cu6u https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/ca7c5f7c-2e0f-44f3-a5ab-d706969df22b https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/24652dc4-1e6d-41cb-bc0d-e6895dc91d97
- EUROPEAN SCHOOLNET AND Cambridge research stats the impact of eTwinning projects Students: Increased motivation, as students have an audience for their work. Literacy and communication skills increase as students collaborate with students from other countries. Teachers: Professional development opportunities are vast – they can take place online or on 2-3 workshops in a different country. Teachers up-skill, using new tools and learning from their colleagues in over 40 countries across Europe and further afield. Schools: Lots of accreditation opportunities, including a foundation level International School Award as soon as you register an eTwinning project. You can use the platform to find partners interested in starting a funded Erasmus+ project.
- Using Google Doodles as a way to collaborate – idea for etwinning
- Vocaroo – short term solution to QR code NB only stored for short period. iPadio – app to make QR codes
- https://spark.adobe.com/video/C0v8CJqWqNw54
- sharing and storing
- http://spanishstpauls.blogspot.co.uk http://www.whitehousecommon.bham.sch.uk
- QR code treasure hunt QR code finding out things
- http://storybird.com/books/mon-zoo-extraordinaire/?token=pdgg99 non fiction texts v impt - boys particularly love them and not enough in school look at planets book; technology book - short texts, familiar subjects