1 / 43

Byod tesol 2013

Slideshow about Byod tesol 2013 by Shelly Sanchez Terrell

shellyterrell
Download Presentation

Byod tesol 2013

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. We Like to Bring It! Ideas for Bring Your Own Tech/Tools (BYOT) ShellyTerrell.com Bit.ly/ELTLINKs

  2. The principle goal of education in schools should be creating men and women who are capable of doing new things, not simply repeating what other generations have done. • ~ Jean Piaget

  3. I want to experience what I learn!

  4. Why BYOT? Supports continuous learning Gets tech cheaply into schools Can teach digital citizenship Tears down the classroom walls Relevant to their reality

  5. Are you prepared?

  6. Our map

  7. Which devices will you allow and support? Laptops iPods Smartphones Media players • Touch Tablets • Digital • Cameras Cell phones

  8. Is the school’s Internet access safe, secure, and have the bandwidth to handle the devices?

  9. Mobile Mondays Every Monday you’re free to bring in your cell phones or smart phones

  10. Get Parents & Students on Board! Sign Acceptable Use Policies Programs to obtain technology Survey students & parents about the technology they use & how

  11. Example Questions

  12. Use Google Forms

  13. Address concerns in a meeting, website, workshop, video

  14. Sites.google.com/a/hanoverpublic.org/byod/

  15. Sites.google.com/a/hanoverpublic.org/byod/

  16. Teach digital citizenship! by Ruth Cohenson, @tearoof

  17. we are all leaving digital trails behind us, as we make our way around our individual lives. ~ Jer Thorp by Ruth Cohenson, @tearoof

  18. How do we act online?

  19. Create Groups • Team Leader: • ensure the group is listening to Ms. Shelly when she gives the silence symbol • Organizer: makes sure that everyone participates • read the instructions for all tasks • Deliverer: uploads the video • Reporter: presents for the group

  20. Example Small Group Project • Explore an animal’s habitat • Include images of the habitat • Include bookmarked research with an app like PearlTrees, Diigo, Delicious, Popplet • Create a short video with the information and images you gathered • Upload to DropBox folder Cell phone camera by L-ines, Flickr

  21. Intro Activity: What can you do with your device? • Have students take pictures, record audio, and/ or create videos at home with their devices • Students get into small groups • Show each other what they did with their devices 365/215 - Mobile Learning, dragonsinger, Flickr

  22. Intro Activity: Show N Tell with a Cell • Get into small groups • Choose a picture from your mobile device • Show your teammates your picture • Tell them the meaning behind the picture

  23. Jigsaw with Different Devices • Group students with different devices together • Each device responsible for an aspect of the project • If you use an app make sure 1 device has the app Student iPad 008 By flickingerbrad, Flickr

  24. Integrate web tools that are both mobile & web friendly & can be accessed on various devices

  25. Evernote App • Organize pictures, websites, notes, videos, etc. • Some text in images become searchable • Organize by notebooks, tags, categories • Great for a shopping list, creating audio reminders, workout journals, creating lesson plans, designing presentations, research, taking notes at a conference

  26. Google Drive for the Cloud & Creating!

  27. Bit.ly/objectstory LinoIt.com

  28. Animoto

  29. Flickr.com/account/uploadbyemail

  30. Activity: Visual Dictionary This Week’s Theme: At a Restaurant Task: We are focusing on actions, phrases, or vocabulary you’d find involving an experience at a restaurant. Take a photo then email the photo as an attachment to nut14nite@photos.flickr.com. In the subject line include title of your photo & add tags: restaurant1a. In the description, add where you took the photo and the phrase, action, etc. that is represented.

  31. Focus on the tasks versus the technology or software!

  32. Text Input Feature • Summarize • Annotate • Blog • Create descriptions • Write questions • Write instructions • Write poems • Comment • Argue & support • Hypothesize • Brainstorming www.schooltechnology.org Photos of elementary students using iPads at school to do amazing projects. Photo taken by LexieFlickinger, Flickr, CC 2.0

  33. Audio Recording Feature • Interview • Sound bytes • Report • Podcast • Recite poetry • Radio commercials • Storytelling

  34. Text Input • Summarize • Annotate • Blog • Create descriptions • Write questions • Write instructions • Write poems • Comment • Argue & support • Hypothesize • Brainstorm

  35. Video Recording Feature • Create digital stories • Vodcast • Commercials • Short clips • Animation

  36. Image Capturing Feature • Observe and document phenomena or object • Collect visuals for digital storytelling projects • Collect visuals to accompany research • Create a slideshow

  37. Tips Upload to a folder in the cloud that’s easily accessible- Diigo, Google, Box.net Have flexible guidelines & rubrics Support student input & choices Include a multimedia presentation Post results online when possible Delineate specific tasks for each role NASA Visualization Explorer (iPad app) By NASA Goddard Photo and Video, Flickr

  38. http://pear.ly/b5eOr

  39. Bit.ly/mlearningLINKS Bit.ly/ShellTerrell

More Related