Building Literacy with Technology (K-6)
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This document provides examples of how to use technology to build literacy skills. It discusses using various apps on iPads to focus on writing processes like journaling and note-taking. Students can take photos or record audio to add to documents. Other apps allow creating story summaries and podcasts, taking visual notes, developing comprehension through interactive books, and authoring digital books. Web-based tools are suggested for reviewing content and facilitating discussions. The overall message is that emphasizing verbs like create, challenge, and collaborate can shift focus from the technology tools to literacy-building processes.
Building Literacy with Technology (K-6)
- 1. Building Literacy with Technology February 2016for Stanton K-6
- 4. ...Focus on the Verbs Cameras iPod devices iPads Servers Laptops Apps Software Create Challenge Flip Critique Collaborate Reflect Shift Not the Nouns...
- 6. Writingjournaling ~ notetaking ~ wordprocessing 1
- 7. “Writing Instruction with Digital Tools” ESU 8 Wednesday Webinar
- 8. Emphasize the writing process... Place your screenshot here …with Pages on iPad iPAD PROJECT 1
- 9. LITERACY TIPS IN PAGES • Use the Document Templates • + > Take Photo or Video • Keyboard > Dictation mic • Tools > Change Tracking • Tap & Hold > Speak Summarizingideation ~ main idea ~ branding statement 2
- 10. Create story arc summaries... Place your screenshot here …with Toontastic iPAD PROJECT 2
- 12. Speakingreading fluency ~ oral delivery ~ vocal projection 3
- 13. “Our First Podcast” by Rich Colosi on iTunes U
- 14. Record oral speaking/ reading fluency… Place your screenshot here …with GarageBand iPAD PROJECT 3
- 16. Media Creationmovie-making ~ storytelling ~ animation 4
- 18. Create public service announcements (PSAs)… Place your screenshot here ...using Adobe Voice iPAD PROJECT 4
- 19. Dress Code PSA Student Example
- 20. Sketchnotingidea organizing ~ brainstorming ~ visual annotating 5
- 21. SKETCHNOTING experts know that doodlers gain a 29 percent increase in information retention doodling stimulates the brain visually, kinesthetically and, when properly guided, pulls in auditory senses, too.
- 22. Allow students to take visual notes... Place your screenshot here ...using Paper by Fifty-Three iPAD PROJECT 5
- 23. STANDOVER MAN STORIES Student Examples
- 24. Comprehendingannotating ~ interacting ~ highlighting 6
- 25. Interactive Workbooks: iBooks Author
- 26. Develop comprehension skills... Place your screenshot here …with interactive, Multi-Touch iBooks iPAD PROJECT 6
- 27. Presentingdesigning ~ programming ~ animating 7
- 28. Choose Your Own Adventure Stories Interactive Fiction
- 29. Choose Your Own Adventure Stories Interactive Fiction
- 30. “Choose Your Own Adventure” Stories
- 31. Create interactive presentations and more... Place your screenshot here ...using Keynote iPAD PROJECT 7
- 32. Authoringcollecting ~ curating ~ composing ~ book creating 8
- 33. BOOK CREATOR BENEFITS • Author 100% on iPad • Add audio without app-smashing • Combine multiple pages or books from multiple authors • Export as ePUB, for iBooks, or even as a movie! Our Important Book By Mrs. Hilker's Class
- 34. Author and enhance digital eBooks... Place your screenshot here ...using Book Creator iPAD PROJECT 8
- 35. Reviewingpracticing ~ quizzing ~ polling 9
- 36. Review key content with a variety of web based tools... Place your screenshot here …including: Quizizz, Kahoot, Socrative, GoFormative, Quizlet, and more! WEB-BASED PROJECT 9 http://quizizz.com/login
- 37. Discussingdemocracy ~ dialogue ~ coming to consensus 10
- 38. Facilitate class discussions... Place your screenshot here ...using Padlet iPAD or WEB- BASED PROJECT 10
- 39. Even More…courses ~ books ~ collections of resources +
- 40. EVEN MORE ELA RESOURCES HTTP://TINYURL.COM/ELAFROMADES
- 41. Verbs for “Up-Leveling” Craft a collaborative community Add authentic audiences Leverage learning options Document, reflect, share!