"You Are Right to Do It"
Presented October 22, 2015 at FAME, Orlando, Fl
by Michelle Cates and David Voytek
The Common Core Language Arts standards justify every cool tech project you do with your students. But do you know how to use them? This presentation will highlight the 10 technology-infused Language Arts standards, coupled with software and websites that students can use to accomplish each. We will then explore common and not-so-common tech projects and connect how they achieve the standards. Emphasizing the technology standards on your campus will make you invaluable.
1. Florida Standards
FAME 2015 Conference – Orlando, Fl. October 22, 2015
M i c h e l l e L . C a t e s
mlc14j@my.fsu.edu
@LeaderLibrarian
D a v i d Vo y t e k
David.voytek@palmbeachschools.org
@TattedKermit
12. “Multimedia”
Reading Standard 7
Integrate and evaluate
content presented in
diverse formats,
including visually and
quantitatively, as well
as in words.
• Literature (K-12)
• Informational Text (K-12)
• History and Social Studies (6-12)
• Science and Technical Subjects (6-12)
34. Search Field
Links to articles
Featured Article
Share featured
article on social
media
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media
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39. What is the role of
Wikipedia in research?
1. Starting point
2. Search terms
3. Links to credible sources
• Use your judgment. Remember that all
sources have to be evaluated.
http://stephenslighthouse.com/2010/03/18/the-role-of-wikipedia-in-student-research/
50. “including the internet”
“produce and publish”
“keyboarding
“interact and collaborate”
“shared writing projects”
“technology’s capacity to link”
“on-going feedback”
60. Mul$media
Literature
Mul$media
Informa$onal
Text/HST
Text
Structure
Use
Mul$ple
Sources
Evaluate
Speaker’s
Point
of
View
Integrate
and
Evaluate
Vocabulary
Write
to
Explain/
Inform
Use
Technology
Use
Digital
Media
Stop
Anima$on
5th
American
Revolu$on
Adobe
Connect
Mee$ng
4th
Internet
Ads
Glogster
Learning
Tools
Prezi
2nd
Florida
Habitats