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BLENDED LEARNING 101
This document provides an overview of blended learning and suggestions for how to incorporate blended learning into instructional practices. Blended learning combines traditional in-person instruction with online learning, allowing students to sometimes control the pace and place of their learning. The document recommends substituting and modifying current practices and using online tools for collaboration, communication, notetaking, subject area applications, and assessments. Examples of specific online programs that can be used for these purposes are also provided.
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- 1. BLENDED LEARNING 101 LetiaCooper Instructional Technology Specialist, M.Ed
- 2. What is BlendedLearning?
- 3. Blended learning combinestraditional instructional practice with online learning. The student learns partly through online instruction in which they can control the pace and place of learning.
- 5. How can Iblend technology with my current instructional practices? SUBSTITUTE & MODIFY
- 6. IF IT WORKS CONTINUETO USE IT Just SUBSTITUTE & MODIFY IT!
- 7. Notetaking Communication/Collaboration English Language Arts Mathematics ONLINETEXTS BLENDED LEARNING INSTRUCTION Assessments cvc
- 8. Collaboration/Communication Edmodo* Google Classroom Google Drive Educreations Shareinformation with your students by creating an online classroom with Edmodo or Google Classroom. Share and create documents, images, videos and presentations with Google Drive and/or Educreations
- 9. Notability iOS One Note iOS,Android, Windows, Chrome Evernote iOS, Android, Windows, Chrome NOTETAKING Also a Communication Tool Use these note taking app to help students create documents, organize their work, save important documents, images and audio based on each subject.
- 10. Class Codes It’s Easyto get started with most programs using computer generated class codes. These class codes allow you to easily invite students into a classroom group. Use your whiteboard to list your different classboard or add this to you class webpage or syllabus.
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- 12. Logins If your studentshave google for education, office 365 or edmodo accounts they may login to a variety of online programs without creating username and passwords. Encourage students to use their district username and password when creating accounts across platforms.
- 13. Subject Area Applications Quill Brain Genie Explorelearning Gizmos ZoomIn Avariety of applications can be used to assist you in teaching your subject area. Assign and track student learning, differentiate instruction and personalize learning
- 14. Assessments Socrative Edpuzzle* Kahoot Mastery Connect Assessments shouldbe used to provide immediate feedback to students. Use Edpuzzle to create interactive media assessments. Kahoot is a great competitive review tol Socrative provides a great
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- 16. Shares information with students. WholeGroup Instruction Teacher provides instruction using interactive whiteboard, Textbooks and other, traditional methods Small Group Instruction Teacher reviews/remediates/checks students progress based on test scores, student work, etc. Individualized Learning Time Students use this time for to complete individualized activities using technology, or other tools. Collaboration Students work together on projects, peer tutoring, think-pair-share, etc. Independent Reading Students read informational text related to the current topic. Tying It All Together
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- 18. Substitute a program like: NoRed Ink Khan Academy Quill Others Read classroom media or online texts from EPIC Openebooks Readworks
- 25. Tia’s Favorite Things Online tools4 teachers that are easy to use and incorporate into your toolbox. Jeopardy Labs Frontrowed Screencast-o-matic Instagrok Read Works Power My Learning NewsEla GCF Learn Free PBS Learning Media Writing Fun (Flash) A Maths Dictionary for Kids
- 26. Tia’s Tech Tips •STARTWITH A FEW TECH GOALS A YEAR. •LET YOUR STUDENTS HELP YOU HELP THEM! •DON’T BE AFRAID TO TRY! •SAVE YOURSELF TIME! •DON’T COMPARE YOUR TECH SAVVY TO OTHERS! •YOU WILL GROW! •ALWAYS SEEK NEW KNOWLEDGE!
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- 28. www.techwithtia.com @techwithtia Join the EdmodoGroup at TechWithTia Contact Me Presentation https://goo.gl/w2odnI