Icebreakers, team-building class games
Cooperative group games that make learning together fun!
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Integrating Classroom Tech
Here's the good news. To get started with classroom tech, don't spend hours creating fancy digital presentations. Instead, learn how to use different apps and teach students how to use those tools when appropriate to support their learning. Become a classroom tech ninja simply means understanding when to use what's in your tech toolbox, combined with clearly defined project goals and a tight timeline to keep students on track. Learning by doing with the right tech in the hands of the students will transform your classroom!
Chart added by Jeff Dunn. H/T to Rob Furman for posting this.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Online privacy
Restricting tracking of online behavior of children... While regulations get tougher on targeting kids online, the best defense is still parental involvement and discussion about protecting and managing one's online identity. Like it or not, kids are online younger than ever, so it is never too early to start talking about what type of online behavior is in their best long-term interests, especially on social media sites.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Trending - Online Videos
Online Videos by Kathy Cohen
This presentation was made using Wideo, a powerful online video creation tool. Great tutorials show you how to use the elements provided - backgrounds, objects, characters, text, and combine them with animation effects, narration and music for a polished digital presentation.
This presentation was made using Wideo, a powerful online video creation tool. Great tutorials show you how to use the elements provided - backgrounds, objects, characters, text, and combine them with animation effects, narration and music for a polished digital presentation.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Easy digital storytelling
Toontastic is a great app for younger students to explore digital storytelling. With many cartoon characters and backgrounds to choose from, and the ability to draw their own, this app makes it easy for kids to create simple animated stories. Students have fun while learning about basic parts of a story, and are able to record dialogue as they move characters around the screen. Finally, background music can be added to match the tone of their stories.
This app also includes an easy option for sharing published work online, via Toontube.
This app also includes an easy option for sharing published work online, via Toontube.
Recommended for ages 5-10, but fun for all ages. Intuitive and simple, and guaranteed fun,
"Lights, camera, play!"
Labels:
animation,
cartoons,
story arc,
storytelling,
Toontasic
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