Creating Collaborative storytelling with Storybird
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Storybird is an online tool that allows users to collaboratively create stories by selecting artwork and writing text to accompany the images. Users can choose from various themes that include pre-selected art and then write their story inspired by the pictures. Stories can be shared publicly or privately. The document discusses how Storybird can be used in educational settings to promote literacy and language development. It provides ideas for classroom assignments using Storybird and tips for using the tool with students.
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Using video in the classroom can engage students and bring lessons to life. Video can be integrated into lessons from sources like YouTube and Discovery Education, or teachers can record their own videos using tools like Google Hangouts, Skype, and various iOS apps. Videos can be added to slides in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Presentations to show concepts rather than just telling students. Video chat options like Google+ Hangouts on Air allow for live interaction, while services like Animoto and Capzles help create visual timelines and movie trailers to illustrate lessons.
5 Web Tools for Collaboration
5 Amazing Web Tools for Classroom Collaboration presented on October 10, 2012 Topics shared in this hour webinar with Laura Candler were: Tips for using Animoto, Skype, Kidblog, ClassDojo, and LiveBinders Featured Presenters: Erin Klein, Paula Naugle, Joan Young, Suzy Brooks, and Lisa Dabbs #edchat #ntchat
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Vlogging, Podcasting and More!
Ever wanted to move beyond blogging with your students but were afraid to try? Fear no more! Join Lisa Dabbs for a fun webinar presentation on three easy-to-use Web 2.0 tools that will enhance your work in the classroom. In this webinar, educators will enjoy learning how to use these three tools to "vlog" and podcast. The webinar will cover not only how vlogging and podcasting can be used to support curriculum instruction with students, but also how it can be applied to their own professional work.
New teacher mentoring part 2
This document discusses mentoring and supporting new teachers. It outlines the roles and benefits of mentors, including helping new teachers develop instructional strategies, classroom management, and navigating the school system. Effective mentoring practices include maintaining self-esteem, active listening, providing feedback, and agreeing on how the mentoring relationship will work with respect, trust, and support. The document provides resources for new teachers, including online communities and coaching models to guide mentoring.
OCRA NewTeacher & PLN preso
Orange County Reading Associationโs
47th Annual Fall Conference
*Educators/Administrators * Student Teachers
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Cal State University, Fullerton
Titan Pavilion
800 N. State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92834
Lisa Michelle Dabbs, Educational Coach & Consultant
@teachingwthsoul on Twitter
New Teacher Survival Kit & How to Build Your Personal Learning Network (K-12)
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3. The document encourages turning goals into action plans by brainstorming activities, evaluating strategies, and identifying expected results, timelines, responsibilities, and audiences.
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- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
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-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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Making of a Nation.
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- 3. Literacy is a Passion!
- 5. Storybird is a Web 2.0 tool that allows for individual and collaborative storytelling. StoryBird
- 9. StoryBird Storybird reverses the process of visual storytelling. Start with the image and "unlock" the story inside. Choose an artist or theme, get inspired, start writing!
- 10. Storybird.com Browse the themes or art on Storybird
- 11. Start writing your story based on art from the chosen theme. Add more pictures, pages, and text as you go Storybird.com
- 13. My first Storybird~ The power of sharing emotion
- 18. Tips and tricks: Play with it before you share it with students Preview stories you want students to read Gather a classroom library or collection to have kids preview Issues/Downfalls : Canโt manipulate font size, type,color Must use the provided art in theme No substitution of art between themes Students may take awhile to pick their theme! You have to invite people one at a time