This workshop introduces digital technologies that can be used to support Bloom's Taxonomy in the classroom. The facilitator will demonstrate technologies like Animoto, Blogspot, Camtasia, Edublog, Glogster, Google Drive, Poll Everywhere, Prezi, QuestGarden, QuizBreak!, Skype, Slideshare, SurveyMonkey, TED, Toondoo, VoiceThread, Voki, Weebly, Wikispaces, and YouTube. Participants will learn how these technologies can be applied in different ways, such as for content presentation, formative assessment, and inquiry-based learning. They will have hands-on experience using the technologies and creating examples to take back to their own
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Digital Bloom’s Taxonomy
1. Digital Bloom’s Taxonomy:
Technologies that Build
Empowerment and Excellence
Equity within the Classroom Conference
Detroit, MI
4.8.13
A’Kena LongBenton, MA, PMC
Wayne State University
akenalong@aol.com
2. Workshop Abstract
This workshop will begin with comparing/contrasting Bloom’s
Taxonomy original and revised versions. Next, it will explain the revised
version in detail. Moreover, participants will be exposed to Bloom’s Digital
Taxonomy, which addresses how technologies readily connect to
pedagogical practices across various disciplines.
The facilitator will introduce the following technologies: Animoto,
Blogspot, Camtasia, Edublog, Glogster, Google Drive, Poll Everywhere, Prezi,
QuestGarden, QuizBreak!, Skype, Slideshare, SurveyMonkey, TED, Toondoo,
VoiceThread, Voki, Weebly, Wikispaces, and YouTube.
The technologies can be used in several ways: 1) audio
announcements/homework reminders; 2) audiovisual lectures; 3) content
presentations; 4) course management systems; 5) curriculum webs; 6)
electronic journal writing; 7) formative assessment tools; 8) inquiry-based
learning; 9) quiz reviews; 10) voice/video-based discussion boards; and 11)
video attention-grabbers or content summaries.
3. Content/Format Activities
As time permits, the aforementioned technologies will be introduced in a
workshop format where instructors will actively participate in technology-based
instructional activities. For example, using the Poll Everywhere tool, instructors will
electronically respond to a posed question using their mobile devices (cell phone,
laptop, or tablet). Subsequently, electronic real-time survey results will appear on an
LCD overhead projector screen. Also, instructors will create at least one technology
tool that they can use in their classroom and share their creations at the conclusion
of the workshop. Below are self-created examples of some of the aforementioned
technology tools.
Furthermore, in this workshop, instructors will have an opportunity to
witness what the aforementioned technologies look like in practice. (There's nothing
worst than hearing about a concept, but never seeing it in action! :-)) Most
importantly, they will be able to walk away from this workshop with applicable
knowledge that will assist them in their classrooms. This session will not be a "sit
and get" rather a "make and take" professional development. The facilitator is not
interested in simply feeding the instructors information that they may never use, but
rather offer them an authentic learning experience.
4. Video & Questions
Bloom-How Dare You?
http://www.safeshare.tv/w/HiOVhBehUM
Timer: http://my.online-eggtimer.com/
Technology Tool for Workshop Questions:
http://todaysmeet.com/ec
5. Bloom’s Taxonomy
• Old vs. Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy
http://digitallearningworld.com/wp-
content/uploads/2011/01/blooms.png
11. Creating cont.
VoiceThread Math Basics https://voicethread.com/share/357 Voice/video-based discussion boards
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Wikispaces Mobile Learning and http://mobilelearningandassessment Content creation
Assessment .wikispaces.com/
Mobiles & Open http://horizon2011.wikispaces.com/ Content creation
Content
Literacy Websites http://rll-7100- Content creation
webquest.wikispaces.com/
12. Evaluating
QuestGarden “The Tell-Tale Heart” http://questgarden.com/author/create/ Inquiry-based learning
Short Story Unit preview.php?u=144746&l=144746-
120521071125&pt=student&p=introduct
ion
SurveyMonkey Parts of Speech http://www.surveymonkey.com/MySurve Formative assessments
y_Responses.aspx?sm=fsqfd4pDwh0HISE
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SurveyMonkey Technology Resources http://www.surveymonkey.com/MySurve Formative assessments
y_Responses.aspx?sm=qcPT1a8U2M02m
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Weebly Demonstration Speech http://alongb.weebly.com/ Curriculum web
Unit
13. Analyzing
Google Drive https://drive.google.com/?tab=mo&aut Electronic revisions and
huser=0#my-drive group collaborations
14. Applying
Voki_MSU College of Education Technology http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?pa Audio learning objectives and homework
Conference rtnerID=symbaloo&scid=4185678&hei reminders
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15. Understanding
Blogspot Chapter Outline_IT 6110 http://alongbenton.blogspot.com/ Chapter outlining
Edublog 21st Century Learners at http://akenalong.edublogs.org/2012/09/1 Electronic journal writing
a Glance 9/21st-century-learners-at-a-glance/
QuizBreak! Public Speaking Quiz 2 http://clear.msu.edu/quizbreak/play.php?b Formative assessment and online
oard=43362-1320707335 interactive quiz preview
Slideshare Homonyms http://www.slideshare.net/akenalong/ho Content comprehension and review
monyms-slidecast-11529903
Skype Group collaboration and instructor and
peer feedback
TED The Danger of a Single http://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_a Alternative perspective videos
Story dichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story.html
16. Remembering
Camtasia Audiovisual lectures http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_ Scholarships video screencast
and content z8m1AvDns
presentations
YouTube Demonstration http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZEE Modeling
Speech—Solar Oven Qkh-0ak
YouTube Demonstration http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4N Modeling
Speech—Step Dance yIfaPVCM
YouTube Oral Interpretation— http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Cyv Modeling
Dark Knight O2GYs_w
YouTube Self-Introductory http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7tJ Modeling
Speech—Made in China 9c6sugY
17. Words of Caution
• The technologies explored promote: active and independent
learning, application, creativity, critical thinking, problem
solving, student engagement and reflection—not mere
comprehension.
• Word of Caution: Soft skills need to be addressed when
technologies are used, e.g., time management skills. There
are countless technologies and distractions on the internet. If
students are not instructor-guided and/or focused, then tons
of unproductive hours can be spent on the web with no
intellectual gains.
19. Evaluation
• Please evaluate this presentation. You can leave one-word
responses, phrases, sentences, or full paragraphs.
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