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The Digital Teacher
The document discusses using technology tools in the classroom. It recommends allowing electronic devices during presentations and introduces tools for bringing Web 2.0 to classrooms, including blogs, wikis, and Twitter. It also discusses using collaboration tools like TypeWith.Me and WallWisher. Creative tools like Animoto and Fotobabble are presented as fun options. The importance of online reputation and protecting students is covered.
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The Digital Teacher
- 1. Laptops, Netbooks, cellphones, iPod Touches, and pretty much any other type of electronic device are allowed during this presentation.
- 2. Tools to bringWeb 2.0 to your classroom
- 3. Kyle B. Pace InstructionalTechnology Specialist Lee’s Summit School District @kylepace My blog: http://www.kylepace.com One unique thing to help you remember me
- 4. What is oneword that comes to mind when you think of a digital teacher?
- 5. What is oneword that comes to mind when you think of a digital teacher? PollEveryWhere.com
- 6. How much dowe rely on technology in today’s society? Escalator Video
- 8. Courtesy of AlecCouros
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- 11. B logs Blogging in Plain English http://www.commoncraft.com
- 12. The Jist on GING The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 13. The Jist on GING User-friendly The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 14. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 15. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security Student engagement The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 16. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security Student engagement Communication The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 17. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security WordPress Student engagement Communication The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 18. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security WordPress Student engagement Communication Blogger The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 19. The Jist on GING User-friendly Security WordPress Student engagement Communication Blogger The Cookings of a Grad Student MO FCCLA Blog
- 20. W ik is Wikis in Plain English http://www.commoncraft.com
- 21. The Jist onWikis http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 22. The Jist onWikis http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 23. The Jist onWikis • Site that can have multiple pages http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 24. The Jist onWikis • Site that can have multiple pages • Specific editing rights http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 25. The Jist onWikis • Site that can have multiple pages • Specific editing rights • Great for group projects http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 26. The Jist onWikis • Site that can have multiple pages • Specific editing rights • Great for group projects http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
- 27. The Jist onWikis • Site that can have multiple pages • Specific editing rights • Great for group projects http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/3778901137/ Tracy Newman
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- 29. Twitter • Microblogging http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com
- 30. Twitter • Microblogging • Sendout short communication to students and parents http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com
- 31. Twitter • Microblogging • Sendout short communication to students and parents • Build a PLN http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com
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- 34. Web Tools forOrganization
- 35. Web Tools forOrganization Sync flies between multiple computers
- 36. Web Tools forOrganization Sync flies between multiple computers Remember The Milk - Manage your tasks online from anywhere
- 37. Web Tools forOrganization Sync flies between multiple computers Remember The Milk - Manage your tasks online from anywhere Google Calendar - access your calendar from anywhere
- 38. Organize your newswith Google Reader http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
- 39. Organize your newswith Google Reader Read only the news you want to read http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
- 40. Organize your newswith Google Reader Read only the news you want to read Without all the clutter http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
- 41. Organize your newswith Google Reader Read only the news you want to read Without all the clutter Subscribe to anything with an RSS feed http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
- 42. Organize your newswith Google Reader Read only the news you want to read Without all the clutter Subscribe to anything with an RSS feed RSS = Really Simple Syndication http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
- 43. Organize your newswith Google Reader Read only the news you want to read Without all the clutter Subscribe to anything with an RSS feed RSS = Really Simple Syndication CNN, Local newspapers, Blogs http://www.flickr.com/photos/46542885@N08/4344641611/
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- 47. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me
- 48. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me
- 49. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me WallWisher
- 50. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me WallWisher
- 51. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me WallWisher
- 52. Collaboration Tools TypeWith.Me WallWisher
- 53. Do Schools KillCreativity? by Sir Ken Robinson
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- 55. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com
- 56. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com http://www.flixtime.com
- 57. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com http://www.flixtime.com http://www.fotobabble.com
- 58. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com http://www.flixtime.com http://www.fotobabble.com Blabberize http://www.blabberize.com
- 59. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com http://www.flixtime.com http://www.fotobabble.com Blabberize http://www.blabberize.com Issuu http://www.issuu.com
- 60. Creative Tools a.k.a “Fun stuff” http://www.animoto.com http://www.flixtime.com http://www.fotobabble.com Blabberize http://www.blabberize.com Issuu http://www.issuu.com Pages ’09 Guide
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- 62. Protecting Reputations Onlinein Plain English http://www.commoncraft.com
- 63. A Thin Line.org Thehurt of digital harassment can last forever Sexts can take on a life of their own Sexting in America - an MTV special Ryan Patrick Halligan
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- 68. Kyle B. Pace InstructionalTechnology Specialist Lee’s Summit School District @kylepace My blog: http://www.kylepace.com
Editor's Notes
- #7 Today we’re going to explore several tools that will help with organization, classroom collaboration and communication, and tools for global multimedia publishing. These will all be tools that focus on what I call the 3 Cs of Web 2.0 that have the strongest impact on K-12 education.
- #8 Does it mean you’re a digital teacher if you have a wireless lab in your classroom? Do you have to use technology every day? I think being a digital teacher means you have a strong baseline of technology tools available to you and your students. It doesn’t mean you have to use 6 different tools that all do the same thing.
- #9 Communicative, Collaborative, and Creative are the 3Cs that I believe should be a measure whether or not a web based tool will have a positive impact on students.
- #10 Graphic with a bunch of Web 2.0 logos
- #11 Let’s first talk about some of the most popular tools used. We’ll call these the granddaddys of Web 2.0. Blogs in Plain English video by CommonCraft
- #19 Wikis in Plain English by CommonCraft.
- #30 Does this picture remind you of anything? I think I heard someone say, “My desk!” Yikes. Next, let’s talk about some tools that help with organization, which if you’re like me, you might need more than one tool to help stay organized! I’m going to share a few of my (current) favorites.
- #31 Dropbox Remember The Milk Google Calendar
- #32 Dropbox Remember The Milk Google Calendar
- #33 Dropbox Remember The Milk Google Calendar
- #39 Next let’s look at tools for collaboration. As we move further into the 21st century, I believe classroom and workplace technology are going to further “break down the walls” around us.
- #40 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #41 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #42 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #43 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #44 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #45 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #46 Now let’s talk about tools that are great for collaboration. These could be used for collaboration among teaching staff or as a collaboration tool for students to use on a group project. Next, we’re going to talk about tools that foster creativity. Before we look at some, watch a portion of this video by Sir Ken Robinson called “Do schools kill creativity?”
- #47 Do schools kill creativity?
- #48 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #49 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #50 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #51 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #52 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #53 Next let’s look at tools that help foster creativity. These can be tools for a multimedia project, publishing a final product, or just having fun.
- #54 Let’s finish up our time talking about internet safety. Who knows who this guy is? Is he who you think of when you think of a bully? How about a cyberbully? When I talk with students today this is going to be an area that we spend quite a bit of time talking about. Being safe online and being a good manager of your digital footprint.
- #55 What is your digital footprint?