1 / 13

iPads in the Classroom

iPads in the Classroom. Gayle Thieman, Melissa Lim and Dawn Guildner Roosevelt High School, Portland, OR. 3D Game Lab in Tech 101. -Gamification of curriculum -Self-paced -Student choice -Earn badges tied to learning targets. Google + Communities. For Staff. And Students.

Download Presentation

iPads in the Classroom

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. iPads in the Classroom Gayle Thieman, Melissa Lim and Dawn Guildner Roosevelt High School, Portland, OR

  2. 3D Game Lab in Tech 101 -Gamification of curriculum -Self-paced -Student choice -Earn badges tied to learning targets

  3. Google + Communities For Staff And Students -Share projects and resources -Announcements -Kudos/Comments -Discussion

  4. Google Docs In Biology 1.Doctopus-push out assignments to students 2.Give feedback on document with comments 3.Goobric-assess assignments with rubric

  5. Websites made easy with Weebly

  6. Schoology-everything in one place

  7. Project Based Learning in Tech 101 Team Choice-Lip Dub or Stop Motion -Google Doc for team collaboration and teacher feedback -iPads or phones used for video -Video editing: Youtube, Movie Maker, We Video, iMovie, Stop Motion Studio

  8. Edmodo on the iPad

  9. Edmodo empowers EL students’ use of tech Easy to use for teacher and the students • simple design that is accessible to the students • closed site with no public access or advertising • connects to Google Drive • organizes all resources for a unit into a folder Students can • post links to pictures or documents to a group of students or individual student • reply • participate in polls and quizzes

  10. iPads support oral language and reading • iPad lowers affective filters • Practice oral language by recording into the iPad and listening • Raz Kids (www.raz-kids.com) • Read online books or listen to a digital recording and follow along with the highlighted text • Read at, below, or above their reading level and choose books of their interests

  11. iPad use supports student research Students research for personal reasons • take initiative to find information on topic of interest • watch and learn from videos they find • recommend that teacher post on Edmodo for class Students research for classwork • first access images with less text because reading level is still low • don’t know how to select reputable sites so teacher/students collaborate • teacher puts pre-selected links on Edmodo

  12. Suggestions for implementing iPads in the classroom • Develop clear protocols for iPad use in class • Allocate enough time to introduce the device and allow students to explore and be comfortable with the applications • Be clear about the end goal of the lesson • Decide which technology is best to use and when it should be used in the lesson

  13. Policy Implications Reform implementation requires sustained focus over time • Communicate importance of iPads to faculty, students and families • Promote sustained and systematic use of iPads across the curriculum • Ensure equitable access for all students • Develop an evaluation system to analyze implementation success • Prioritize professional development • Provide time to explore and practice specific apps • Learn how to maximize student learning with iPads • Focus on fewer apps used schoolwide • Provide tech support • Efficient distribution of iPads and orientation for students • Maintenance and update of equipment

More Related