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- 1. Illustrating and Annotating Show what you know Karen Bosch tinyurl.com/ipadcreate
- 3. Hands On - Download: tinyurl.com/ipadcreate Apple Notes app (already on your newer iPad/iOs) Pic Collage Tayasui Sketches School
- 4. Creative
- 5. Why? How? ( Examples) Hands On Show What You Know
- 6. There are other ways to document learning besides a test.
- 7. What can you create to show what you have learned?
- 8. When students CREATE… they can’t Google the answer.
- 9. When students CREATE… they can’t copy/ paste
- 10. When students CREATE… it makes their learning visible
- 11. Make Thinking Visible Details/Whole Picture Patterns Relationships/ Connections
- 13. Why DIGITAL Learning Artifacts? • Create • Document • Distribute
- 14. DRAWING
- 15. Early Learners: drawing = native literacy
- 16. Hello Crayons app Kindergarten Field Trip LINK
- 17. Photos + Drawing • Doodle Buddy app • Example - Crystal Voytal’s Fifth Grade LINK
- 18. • Take a selfie • Find the photo in the PHOTO app • Tap EDIT on top right • Tap three tiny dots at bottom • Tap MARKUP Annotating Photos with Markup on iPad
- 19. Drawing in Keynote or Pages on iPad
- 20. Drawing in Keynote or Pages on iPad • Tap + on top right • Tap the Square/Circle icon top right • Tap DRAWING (more tools!) • Tap Done when finished. • Can trace an image! • Make your own clipart!
- 21. Animating Drawing in Keynote • Tap on the drawing. • Tap ANIMATE (You have to have the right touch to make this work!) • Tap the + in front of BUILD IN • Tap Line Draw • Tap DONE • Tap the ARROW to play
- 22. Sketchnotes Drawing + Words + Connectors
- 24. Ideas not Art
- 25. My Sketchnotes My Sketchnote Resources: tinyurl.com/ipadsketchnotes
- 27. • doubles ability to recall Study Link
- 28. (translation: Kids communicate ideas with emojis) ! " # with $% “Picting" not Writing
- 30. Use ANY drawing app! Apple Notes app Tayasui Sketches School Autodesk Sketchbook Drawing Pad tinyurl.com/ipadsketchnotes
- 31. Apple Notes app
- 35. LINK
- 36. LINK
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- 38. LINK
- 40. Poetry - Laurel Christopherson’s 10th Grade
- 41. Poetry - Laurel Christopherson’s 10th Grade
- 46. • Add backgrounds, text, stickers • Search for photos for project in app • Annotate with lines/drawings • Kids version (paid) removes social media elements and ads Pic Collage EDU
- 47. Bats • Examples - Ruth Bennefield’s 2nd graders
- 48. Climate • Examples - Gwen Sullivan’s 7th graders
- 49. • Examples - Ruth Bennefield’s 2nd graders Landforms
- 50. • Examples - Nicole Nesbitt’s 2nd graders Biographies
- 51. • Examples - Suzanne Swanson’s 4th graders State Reports
- 52. •Fifth grade Common Core Exemplar: Sentences with correlative conjunctions • Example - Carrie Fair’s Fifth Grade
- 53. • Definition, synonym, antonym, part or speech, example sentence, image • Examples - Carrie Fair’s Fifth Grade Vocabulary
- 54. • Deep dive interaction with text • Tara Martin (Book Snap Guru) • Examples from my students BookSnaps Pictures and Emojis Important Idea Vocabulary Word Question
- 56. Demo Pic Collage
- 57. Hands On Activities Sketchnote (Notes, Tayasui Sketches) Infographic (Pic Collage) Idea: 3 goals for the summer! Personal, School, Learning
- 58. Publishing Digital Artifacts? Blog Instagram Seesaw Animoto: free account for teachers!https://animoto.com/education/classroom
- 60. Illustrating and Annotating Show what you know Karen Bosch tinyurl.com/ipadcreate
- 61. Image Credits: • https://creativemarket.com/pixelbazaar/13226-Flatilicious-200-icons • https://icons8.com/ All other images and presentation content: copyright by Karen Bosch and are not to be used without permission. The entire presentation may be embedded into another web as long as attribution and a link back are included. Copyright: