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This document proposes using Web 2.0 tools to make vocabulary instruction more engaging for 5th grade students in Hawaii who say learning vocabulary is boring. It suggests training teachers through an online webinar to use tools like Powtoon, Quizlet, Rubistar and Storybird to grab students' attention, make vocabulary learning relevant, build confidence and provide satisfaction in mastering new words. The tools were chosen based on their strengths in animated videos, flashcards, rubrics and story creation, as well as some weaknesses in time required and potential distraction.
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This document discusses using Web 2.0 tools to make vocabulary instruction more engaging for 5th grade students in Hawaii who say learning vocabulary is boring. It proposes training teachers through an online webinar to use tools like Powtoon, Quizlet, Rubistar, and Storybird to boost students' attention, relevance, confidence and satisfaction with vocabulary learning. Each tool is described in terms of its rationale, strengths and weaknesses in meeting different aspects of the ARCS model of motivation.
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- 1. Blast Off! Web 2.0 Technology for Vocabulary Instruction Janet, Kaulana, and Desiree ETEC 672
- 2. Problem ● Students are not motivated to learn new vocabulary. ● Students say “learning vocabulary is boring!”
- 3. The Learners ● 5th grade students ● Hawaii public school ● Language Arts class
- 4. Training Solution ● Train teachers through online webinar. ● Teachers will use Web 2.0 tools to make learning vocabulary more engaging for students.
- 6. Attention ● Tool - Powtoon ● Rationale - Engaging video tool, fun to use ● Strengths - Animated videos, creative layouts and music, intuitive (drag and drop) ● Weaknesses - Hard to use at first, time consuming
- 7. Relevance ● Tool - Quizlet ● Rationale - Review flashcards at any time ● Strengths - Audio and visual features, pre made sets, web and mobile versions ● Weaknesses - repetitive, can cost money
- 8. Confidence ● Tool - Rubistar ● Rationale - Clear expectations ● Strengths - Pre made rubrics, customize rubrics for your lesson ● Weaknesses - Tool can be time consuming to use
- 9. Satisfaction ● Tool - Storybird ● Rationale - Students feel confident after completing their story using the vocabulary words ● Strengths - Engaging story creation tool, readers can comment, books can be printed ● Weaknesses - Can be distracting
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- Desiree
- Desiree
- Desiree
- Janet
- Janet
- Janet
- Kaulana
- Kaulana
- Kaulana
- Desiree http://teamjargonauts.weebly.com http://blnds.co/1rhb3RN