EMR workshop vision for the future
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This document outlines various digital technologies that can be used for teaching, including mobile devices, apps, and online tools. It discusses how technologies can provide active engagement for students through participation in groups, interaction, and connection to experts. A variety of apps are described that allow activities like recording lessons, annotating, and sharing content. Cloud storage, social bookmarking, video sharing, and publishing platforms are also covered as ways to collaborate, organize resources, and disseminate materials.
EMR workshop vision for the future
- 1. Digital Technologies for Teaching
- 2. Technology can provide: Active engagement Participation in groups Frequent interaction and feedback Connection to real-world experts
- 3. The resources of the online world provide each teacher and class with more interesting, diverse, and current learning materials
- 6. Android Tablet & Smartphone
- 7. Laptop
- 8. Apple TV Wirelessly project to the class any App using Airplay. Collaboration flows much more freely when the presenter can change instantaneously from student to teacher and back.
- 9. EZ Cast HDMI Media player / TV Receiver
- 10. to the TV Chromecast Mirror your Android screen
- 11. Chromecast
- 12. All about Apps
- 13. Explain Everything is an easy-to-use design, screencasting, and interactive whiteboard tool that lets you annotate, animate, narrate, import, and export almost anything to and from almost anywhere. Use Airplay, Apple TV or EZ Cast to project onto TV
- 14. Educreations
- 15. • Record and replay your voice, handwriting, and drawings" • Snap a photo or import images from Photos, Dropbox, Google Drive" • Add typed text in a variety of colours and sizes" • Draw on top of everything with brilliant colours" • Animate images and text by tapping and dragging while recording" • Scroll pages up or down when you need extra space" • Store your lessons securely in the cloud " • Create and manage classes that students can join" • Share your lessons with your classes" • Embed your lessons on your blog or website
- 16. Researching
- 17. Social Bookmarking Social bookmarking is the process of storing your bookmarks or favourite links together, in a web space. This gives you access to your bookmarks anytime, anywhere you have internet connectivity. " You can share your collection of links and find popular websites bookmarked by other people.
- 18. Diigo
- 19. Using Social Bookmarks • Find popular websites for your class topic. • Collaborate with others and use a shared account to collect and organise bookmarks that are relevant to a specific interest or curriculum area. • Find useful websites for a particular topic. Tag the resources and then share these with your students • Encourage students to set up their own social bookmarks to share resources.
- 20. Diigo App & Extension iOS and Android
- 22. RSS Feeds RSS is an acronym that appears on many websites – it stands for Really Simple Syndication " Easy way to keep up with information without having to constantly visit websites. " When information in a website is updated, the site’s RSS feed will notify you.
- 23. • Subscribe to sites of interest e.g. news from the Melbourne Zoo, podcasts for language learning, world news headlines, state news, etc • Use RSS feeds to receive the latest data & news thatsmelbourne.com.au
- 24. Feedreader
- 25. RSS Readers for Mobile
- 26. Infographics Information graphics: the visual representation of data is known as info graphics
- 27. Quizlet
- 29. The Cloud
- 33. iCloud
- 34. Using the Cloud Off Site storage (Backups) Share files Collaborate on documents Store your class preparation Available On Demand Link, embed, download
- 37. Microsoft’s PowerPoint has almost become the default standard tool when presenting to an audience. " Apple’s Keynote is a similar, slideshow-based tool for the Mac platform. "
- 38. A digital process for preparing, presenting, and sharing information
- 39. Haiku Deck
- 40. Create & Edit
- 41. Export PDF! Keynote! Powerpoint
- 42. Remote control
- 43. Share
- 44. Why Share?
- 45. Why share your lesson? Students have a copy Save paper Embed it on a class website An archive of lessons and notes Can be downloaded Can be emailed
- 46. Haiku iPad App
- 47. Using Presentation Software in Class • Pitch an idea • Teach a lesson • Tell a story • Explain concepts • Present a portfolio • Showcase a lesson or topic • Brainstorming ideas into notes • Give a report
- 48. Still want to use Powerpoint? Record a narration of your file Save as a movie Upload and share to Youtube
- 49. Video Sharing Video-sharing is the practice of distributing video clips online, using a website that offers a video-sharing service. Capture some video footage using a smartphone digital camera, camcorder or other device that records digital video
- 52. Google Hangouts
- 54. Slideshare
- 56. Edmodo
- 57. Twitter
- 58. Wiggio
- 59. Wiki A A wiki is an interactive web space that enables visitors to contribute. Live collaboration enables people to share knowledge and to build on it. A wiki is constantly under review, as users add, delete or modify content. You can create or edit a wiki without any particular technical tools or skills"
- 60. Wikispaces
- 61. Publishing
- 62. Wordpress
- 63. Weebly
- 64. Facebook
- 65. iTunes U
- 66. iTunes U
- 67. Udemy
- 69. MOOC Massive Open Online Course
- 70. openlearning.org
- 71. Where can you find free tech tools? 321 free tools for teachers: Free educational technology A list of 321 tools arranged in 18 categories http://elearningindustry.com/321-free-tools-for-teachers-free-educational-technology
- 72. Just try something, anything. It only takes once to get you on the digital way
- 73. Presentation Notes http://technologyfueled.com U3A / Presentations