This document outlines the agenda for Day 4 of a Learning EdTech by Design workshop. The agenda includes discussions of summative assessments, screencasting, eBook creation, Glogster, presentation tools like Prezi and Powtoon, and putting it all together. The document provides details on screencasting software and apps, hosting platforms, and ways to share screencasts. It includes screenshots demonstrating various eBook creator, presentation, and other digital tools. The workshop aims to help teachers develop lessons combining content, projects, and new technologies.
1. DAY 4
LEARNING
BY DESIGN
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
2. Learning EdTech by Design Martin Cisneros MCisneros@sccoe.org
ACADEM Y RESOURCES
bit.ly/LETBD
3. Agenda Day 1
• Understand the pedagogy and technology
skills embedded in the Common Core
Standards
• Become familiar with examples of research-
based pedagogies: SAMR Model, Bloom’s
Taxonomy and Project Based Learning
• Explore the overlap between technology,
pedagogy, and content (TPACK)
• Learn to create and implement a lesson that
combines content, an element of Project
Based Learning, as well as a new technology
tool
BY DESIGN
LEARNING
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
4. Learning EdTech by Design Martin Cisneros MCisneros@sccoe.org
Agenda Day 2
5. Agenda Day 3
• Overview of SamsungTablet
• Google Play Store
• Formative Assessment Apps &
WebTools
• Augmented Reality
BY DESIGN
LEARNING
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
6. Agenda Day 4
• Summative Assessments
• Screencasting
• eBook Creator
• Glogster
• Presentation
• Prezi
• Powtoon
• Putting it allTogether
BY DESIGN
LEARNING
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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What is
a
Screencasts?
Learning
EdTech
By
Design
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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Why?
Recording what is happening on your
screen can be a pretty useful tool for
educators who want to create video
tutorials or presentations for their
classrooms, staff, parents, community and
many teachers are using screencasting
tools in their flipped classroom models.
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Learning
EdTech
By
Design
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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Self
Paced
Learning
Just
in
Time
Instruction
24/7
Access
Reusable
Content
Authentic
Assessment
Capture
Explanations
or
Processes
Provide
Feedback
Mobile
Anytime
Anywhere
Visual
&
Auditory
Can
be
paused
Reviewed
as
Required
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Learning
EdTech
By
Design
Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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Hardware?
Can I use
my favorite
computer,
tablet?
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Learning
EdTech
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Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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Hosting
Sites
Google Drive Dropbox
Your Website or LMSVimeo SchoolTube
YouTube
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Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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Screencasting
1. Create a Folder
2. Make Folder Public
3.Drop Movies in Folder
1. Create a Folder
2. Make Folder Public
3.Drop Movies in Folder
Google Drive
Dropbox
Sharing
Movies
Unlimited
2 Gb
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YouTube Playlist
With playlists, you can put a
series of videos all in one handy
place. For example, you could
create a playlist of all of our
favorite music videos or sports
clips, then watch them together.
goo.gl/oMeVkX
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Martin Cisneros
AcademicTechnology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Karen Larson
AcademicTechnology Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org
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ISSUU.COM
EB OO K C REATO RS
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LIV EBOOKL ET.COM
EB OO K C REATO RS
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EDU.GL OGSTER.COM
E XP LOR E A ND CR EATE E DUC ATIO NAL CO N TENT O NLI NE
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PRE ZI.COM
PRESE NTATIO N AS ASSE SSM ENT
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POWT OON.COM
PRESE NTATIO N AS ASSE SSM ENT
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Day 2
Developing Lessons: Teachers bring in lesson
ideas, develop and add technology to them;
tools include productivity, communication
and curation applications (Evernote, Pocket)
Day 3
Formative Assessment Tools: Web tools
(Zaption, Edpuzzle, Plickers, Kahoot,
Socrative)
Day 4
Summative Assessment & Creativity Tools;
having students create outcomes to
demonstrate learning (Educreations,
ScreenChomp, ebooks, Haiku Deck,
Powtoon)
Day 5
Digital Citizenship and Classroom
Management: Using Common Sense Media
scope and sequence; introducing learning
management systems (LMS) such as Canvas;
refresh on Insight
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M A R T I N
R I C A R D O
C I S N E R O S
A C A D E M I C
T EC H N O LO GY
S P EC I A L I S T
E:
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Web:
sccoe.org/edtech
G+:
google.com/+Mar^nCisneros@TheTechProfe
@sccoetech
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