Integrating Technology in the 21st Century Classroom (Day 1)
Workshop Introduction
• Personal introductions • sign up for EdTechTeacher Community Network (Ning) • respond to
PollEverywhere.com poll (instant response system) • backchannel with
Todaysmeet.com (chat room)
Conceptual Framework:
“Nurturing the 21st Century History Teacher” Presentation
• Prezi:
http://prezi.com/-5pcbuekooam/nurturing-cais-2010/
• Richard Murnane on “new divisions of labor” – expert thinking & complex communication tasks • Digital equivalency and multimodal text; “literacy redefined” • Henry Jenkins on youth, media & “participatory culture” • Daniel Pink, others on creativity, innovation and essential 21st century skills • Blooms Taxonomy & Dale’s Cone of Experience
• Student-centered tech-integration examples in history and social studies
examples:
1.
“A day in the life of a Hobo” 2.
Great Debate of 2008 3.
Student News Action Network
“Collect-Relate-Create-Donate” – Professor Ben Schneiderman
student-centered tech-integration projects: students research information, collaborative to solve problems, create content and understanding, and contribute to a community.
Collect Phase:
Online research:
• Harvard’s libraries deal with disruptive change:
harvardmagazine.com/2010/05/gutenberg-2-0 •
"Stanford Ushers in the Age of Bookless Libraries" (NPR) •
"Digital Challenges for U.S. Public Libraries"(NPR)
Open Research and Guided Inquiry
Internet Searching Strategies & Custom Search Engine
• Google Wonder Wheel; Google Historical Timeline; Google Advanced strategies; Google Books -
Google Tips and Strategies (EdTechTeacher video tutorials) •
http://bingle.nu - Bingle: Bing and Google •
Sweet Search: Search Engine for students •
Refseek - strips away non-academic; non-scientific results •
Wolfram Alpha (computational search engine)
Internet History directories
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Best of History Web Sites •
THWT •
Center for History and New Media: History Matters •
Library of Congress (American Memory) •
PBS History
• others
•
Internet History Sourcebook
Select History/Primary Source directories & activities:
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National Archives & Records Administration - see Web 2.0 research collection:
Digital Vaults •
Library of Congress -
Using Primary Sources •
Internet History Sourcebooks •
Gutenburg Project •
The Avalon Project •
• University of Virginia Etext Center •
Art History (Museums & online resources)
Internet Searching Strategies & Custom Search Engine
• Google algorithms; Google Wonder Wheel; Google Historical Timeline; Google Advanced strategies; Google Books
Relate – Create
Wikis and their classroom uses
• Presentation on wikis; free wikispaces account • class completes wiki challenges:
• Beginner challenge:
wiki1.pdfbeginners do challenge #1 4-20. (format text, add links, images, files)
• Advanced challenge:
wiki2.pdfmore advanced jump to #3#4 (embed video, embed audio, embed poll, embed map, edit navigation)
• related tools to embed in wiki: Google Docs - Forms, Google Books, polldaddy, vocaroo, Google Maps • managing your wiki: privacy, notifications and moderation, etc.
Classroom wiki examples:
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Great Debate 2008 wiki •
Flat Classroom wiki •
Henry IV wiki •
Horizon Project wiki •
"History Facebook" wiki •
AP Worldipedia •
Ben Davis U.S. History wiki
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Tom's wikispaces video tutorials
Integrating Technology in the 21st Century Classroom (Day 2 )
Collaborative Brainstorming, Writing, & Editing
• #1 Google Docs – Documents and Presentation • participants work in small groups synchronously on same document
• 1. Google Docs Challenge: Documents:
Google Docs Doc Challenge.pdf
- Work on this Document:
http://tinyurl.com/2dg5ses
• 2. Google Docs Challenge: Presentation:
Google Presentation Challenge.pdf
- Work on this Presentation:
http://tinyurl.com/294kvv9
• 3. Google Docs Challenge: Forms
Google Forms Challenge.pdf
• Go to
Google Docs and create your own Form
Google Docs summary notes in Etherpad by Andrew:
http://ietherpad.com/Ywst4KeZoR
-Geomapping Spreadsheet
Blogs and Classroom blogging
• presentation on blogs with examples
• “A day in the life of a Hobo”; Interview a Boomer blogging assignment • Middle East Blog
other history teachers: • History 2.0 Classroom • Glen Wiebe • Paul Bogush • Beth Still
• register teachers with Blogger
• Blog challenge (both novice and advanced): blog challenge.pdf
• advanced: gadgets: blogroll, lists, poll • Blogger v. Edublogs v. WordPress
Blog Administration
• blog settings: privacy, moderation • blog management and tips
EdTechTeacher Blogger video tutorials
Copyright, Fair Use and the Creative Commons
Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Educators
Renne Hobbs- Media Education Lab: Fair Use Teaching Materials
Copyright Confusion- Teaching materials
Creative Commons Licenses
Creative Commons Search
Teaching With New & Emerging Technologies (Day 3)
Podcasting & Digital Storytelling
• presentation on podcasting and digital storytelling:
A Day in the Life of a Hobo •
Civil Rights Struggle •
Who am I?
• hands-on with
vocaroo
• hands-on with
VoiceThread
audio recording possibilities
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VoiceThread Digital Library
•
Gabcastbeta (via cell phone); mp3 recorder; iPod with mic; others
Small Group Jigsaw Activity
Break into small groups and explore new tools for 60 minutes; then present “elevator speech” to class on tools.
Choices:
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Diigo ex:
NCSS History Group on Diigo and NCSS History Group
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Twitter or
Edmodo
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Google Earth
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Google Maps
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Jing project
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Glogsterr
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Google Reader
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Wix
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Animoto (for education)
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Capzles or BeeDocs or Xtimeline
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Bubbl.us or Gliffy or MyWebspiration
Building a Professional Learning Community (Network) - PLC (PLN) • John Diamond & “peer-driven” Professional Development model • Build a PLN: 1. Participate 2. Evaluate 3. Prioritize 4. Balance • Tools: Ning; Twitter, Blogs, Wikis, Diigo or Delicious, Google Reader (RSS), Skype, Slideshare.net, TeachTube, and others • 10 History teachers to follow on Twitter:
Paul Bogush,
Beth Still,
Angela Cunningham, ,
Russel Tarr,
Matt Montagne,
Glen Weibe,
Eric Langhorst,
Michelle DeSilva,
Suzy Nesticos,
Jason Flom.
• partial list of history teachers on Twitter at
twitter4teachers
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National Council of Social Studies Community Network Ning
• Classroom 2.0
Writing & Editing with Microsoft Word “Hidden” Features •
Word Grammar.pdf • Word grammar preferences • file readability statistics • insert comments •
AutoCorrect tutorial.pdf • auto-correct
Assessment & Classroom Management - criteria and strategies
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