Training on using various technology tools to go paperless in the classroom.

1. Deb Brink

2. Karen Van Bebber’s Twitter
Scavenger Hunt

3. Students Use Twitter and
Instagram to Respond

4. Other Twitter Ideas
 Back channel questions
 Tweet as a fictional
character
 Tweet quotes or ideas
from historic figures
 Write a story or a poem
in 140 characters
 Summarize the day’s
lecture
 Live tweet field trips
(#dc8)
 Follow and translate a
foreign language feed
 Live tweet a book or a
movie
 Post word games or math
puzzles

5. QR Codes
•QR Scanning App
•Scan or RL Scan
•QR Generator
•http://www.qrstuff.com/
•http://delivr.com/QR-Code-Generator
•Scavenger Hunts
•Lab Instructions
•Guided Tour

6. A 21st Century Medium: Blogging
 Available Through Randolph Today
 Control Visibility and Publishing

7. Posting Student Writing

8. Other Blogging Ideas
 List hypotheses before an experiment and results
afterwards
 Post writing prompts or pictures and publish student
work
 Argumentative writing
 Constructive criticism in comments
 Post scans of student artwork or recordings of
performances/compositions

10. Polling/Learner Response Systems
 Polleverywhere.com
 Free, limited account
 ActiVotes
 ActiveExpressions/ActivEngage

11. Interactive Polls
 Multiple Choice and Free Response
 Predictions and Opinions
 Review and Feedback

12. Digital Portfolios
•Note Taking
•Storing Digital
Files
•Photos
•Video
•Sound
•Stored In Cloud
•Accessible From
Any Computer

13. Cloud Storage Tools
 www.evernote.com
 www.dropbox.com
 https://www.box.com/home/
 https://www.ebackpack.com
 www.gaggle.net

14. Digital Collaboration