What's in it 4 my sts
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This document discusses using technology tools to enhance teaching and learning. It lists several online tools for creating animations, audio recordings, presentations, and collaborating online. It warns against using technology just for entertainment and suggests leading students to new perspectives by helping them connect and learn. A quote from Sir Ken Robinson says that the seeds of change are always present if the right conditions allow them to bloom.
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What's in it 4 my sts
- 1. TECHNOLOGY… What’sinit for mystudents
- 2. Then Now
- 3. “Machines are easy; People are thehardpart” Doug Johnson
- 15. Avoid ”Gamerapproach to learning. Easyentry, easywinthenlevelupandtryagain.” DeanGroom
- 16. Lead Show new perspectives Help to connect & learn
- 17. “Theseedsofchange are righttherebelowthesurfaceallthetime (…) merelywaiting for therightcondition to bloom.” SirKenRobinson
- 18. ThankYou! Web: http://alexgfrancisco.webnode.com Email: alexgfrancisco@gmail.com Blog: http://zarcoenglish-tooloftheday.blogspot.com/ Twitter:@alexgfrancisco Skype: alexgfrancisco PhotoCredits Slides 1, 3, 6, 16 Flickrusercrystaljingsr 3D set http://www.flickr.com/photos/crystaljingsr/sets/72157622354789320/ Slides 4, 15 SilviaTolisano’sTeachingVisualsset http://www.flickr.com/photos/langwitches/sets/72157605083562304/ Slide 17 FlickruserSpecial http://www.flickr.com/photos/36521955290@N01/3923745/ Slide 2 FlickruserMadPole http://www.flickr.com/photos/madpole/62738252/in/photostream/