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The document summarizes a presentation about teaching and learning in the 21st century. The presentation covered using various technologies like QR codes, Educreations for screencasting, Nearpod for creating engaging lessons, and building a professional learning network on social media and cloud platforms. Participants were encouraged to reflect on how they could incorporate these tools in their own teaching and continue expanding their professional learning networks.
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Bms tech share
- 1. ! TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE 21ST CENTURY BMS Presentation May 21, 2014
- 2. GOALS FORTODAY Participants will learn about: Today’s Meet - Backchannel for Collaboration, Reflection, Informal Assessment Using QR codes to engage students Educreations for screencasting Create, Engage, and Assess with Nearpod
- 3. https://todaysmeet.com/BMStechshare TODAY’S AGENDA ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCES This is a QR code. A scan reader app will take you to the website below.
- 4. QR CODES ARE ENGAGING! Video Text or Characters Website Color http://www.evaunt.com/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JVzsxHXcT8 http://www.qrstuff.com/
- 5. QUESTIONS, COLLABORATION, REFLECTION 2.)Type in your comments, questions etc. 1.) Sign in with your name and click join https://todaysmeet.com/BMStechshare
- 6. QR CODES HAVE MANY USES! http://www.tagmydoc.com/ Tag My Doc
- 7. REFLECTIONTIME How could you use QR codes in your area of training? ! Post your comments and/or questions at https://todaysmeet.com/BMStechshare
- 8. DEMOTIME Try it out yourself. http://www.educreations.com/
- 9. REFLECTION TIME! Post your comments and/or questions at http://padlet.com/laroe/BMSshare
- 10. What is Nearpod?
- 12. Engaged Learning with Nearpod 1. Go to Nearpod ! ! 2. Enter Pin in Student box ! ! 3. Sign in and Submit to join
- 13. CONNECTING WITH OTHER PROFESSIONALS • Twitter • Facebook • Google Plus • Blogs • YouTube • Skype • Cloud
- 15. REFLECTIONTIME How will you continue to build your PLN? What will the benefits be? ! Post your comments and/or questions at https://todaysmeet.com/BMStechshare
- 16. “Learning can happen in many different ways... !21st Century Learning cannot happen without technology.” ~ Helen Hoffenberg, Apple Education THANKYOU! Lori. Roe@cape.k12.de.us !