Feb+10-13+Pete+and+C

= = =Sunday session:=


 * Emerging Technologies**
 * **Learn 360**
 * **great videos,articles, graphics**
 * **can share and collaobarate with teachers ...their resources**
 * **notebook on smart board needs to have video saved in Flash version**
 * **can assign and has loads of videos**
 * **can blog with a certain group of students**
 * **can create quizzes**
 * **30 day username : peteckaren password:learn360**
 * **check to see if IU 13 has a subscription**
 * **good media resource....many digital databases**

=Monday sessions=

Onenote
anology: office 365 to skydrive as google docs is to google apps
 * www.virginiaglatzer.wikispaces.com
 * on ipad, the three dots on the bottom show all of the pages.
 * great app for an iPad
 * Using Windows 8, you can use a stylus to write....cool!!!
 * SkyDrive:cloud platform
 * Since she uses Onenote, she does not use Word
 * Easy to use screen shot
 * Must use it with Skydrive
 * This comes with Office 10. and 13...you might be able to upgrade in Office 7 in your license agreement.
 * Can print from Onenote.....
 * Students would need to have the skydrive account if you want a history of their sharing
 * It records and also shows video so you could share a science experiment by video taping it and you can see it.

you can get onenote, word in skydrive

Difference between office 13 and office 365

10 Tips and Trips for engaged Learners

 * gotchatips.wikispaces.org

this is a presentation wiki about all of the tips. Gates Foundation found out that the reason students drop out is because they are bored.

60% of high school kids do not feel engaged Learning is not a spectator sport and they must be engaged.

engaged learning: purposeful, students actively learning using a device, sharing their knowldege with each other, helping each other learn, wanting to know more so the teacher needs to find out the answers possibly, hands on, relevant , challenging, ownership and way to share,


 * **Bloom's taxonomy has creating at the** TOP!

Good questions on the wiki Wonderopolis: great question of the day.....has video, can post questions, does have an archive

try the Intel Ranking Tool tool can work with post it notes
 * 4 tools: free,
 * students would brainstorm inventions
 * of these 10, rank by way of impact
 * tool itself sees how the rankings compare with other people

Engaged when can try tasks without fear of embarrassment
 * want them to feel safe so use response devices like a clicker,
 * Turning Point is a clicker
 * free is **Poll Everywhere** and you see the chart build in ...40 for free

Rolestorming = roleplaying and brainstorming
 * students take on roles and are more risk taking if they are doing it from a role
 * Give them a scenario: You work for a advertising agency and the psea has hired your firm to create pubblic relations materials
 * Create an ad about education on a billboard
 * create it online

Real world resources
 * [|http://worldometers.info]

More engaged when you have an audience
 * have the kids comment on each others blog
 * use Edmodo for sharing student work

Students are visual learners
 * power of images 75% imporovement in learning
 * Marzano says images work!
 * images can take us places where we can not get there
 * great tools for conversation

Visual Thinking strategy
 * give them a picture:
 * what is going on in this picture?
 * what do you see that makes you say that?
 * what else do you see?

More engaged when their work results in a creation of a product

More engaged in topics which they have a choice
 * like using a website, graphic, or choice in topics
 * give 3 choices for homework
 * give 3 topics for extended learning
 * give choices in format like written, presentation, multimedia

Variety of activities
 * changing the way you do things
 * every 6 mins. of change

Movieclips are free and can be put into powerpoint

IBook

 * local control to write your own book
 * less is more so allows us to use variety of resources
 * Process 1
 * establish an outline
 * chapter topics
 * Process 2
 * distribute duties for topics
 * Process 3
 * used Google Drive(Google docs) for storage of all writings
 * reading specialist proofread all writings to determine reading level
 * wrote text first before images
 * Process 4
 * used images ...national parks, national atlas, national archive...wrote letter about using graphics and got written approval
 * library of congress...looked for images with no known rights advisory
 * also took pictures themselves because they own them
 * Process 5
 * insert text and images into **iBook Author**
 * Process 6
 * distribute ibooks to students using **iTunesU course manager**(50 students per class)...this is a website.
 * can see when student logs into book
 * you can edit iBook and then push out updated version


 * If they do not have an Apple device, can download pdf device without the interactive stuff
 * full blown iBook is only on iPad
 * advantages
 * easy to navigate
 * adaptible for students with disabilitites.
 * it will read the iBook
 * can make it larger for students
 * can change language
 * meant to be read in landscape
 * can define words, highlight stuff, and their own notes and can make flashcards
 * creator of iBooks can create their own definitions
 * was this time consuming.....yes, and not done, but is ongoing
 * make sure it is aligned with standards
 * can put little checks at the end of each chapter

teacher positives book is not so thick...could link out to the web on the iBook
 * disadvantages
 * need headphones if students want to hear the book read
 * more appropriate if students have ipad at home
 * each class has set of iPads so students can't take home if they don't own an iPad
 * do have a pdf on their class website.....could put it on a wiki

teacher negatives student can not do homework at home if they don't have an ipad or computer
 * if student has never used an ipad, it can cause a problem
 * if a teacher makes changes, must send it to whereever it is published
 * copyright worries

Powerpoint Missions
http://PowerPointIS.wikispaces.com

It was launched in 1990 and was originally called Presenter. 6 million teachers use powerpoint in their lessons This is on a wiki


 * 1) write on slides
 * 2) can do it right from their laptop
 * 3) ctrl p =pointer becomes a pen
 * 4) ctrl e = pointer becomes an eraser
 * 5) can highlight on slides
 * 6) right mouse click, and choose highlighter
 * 7) Jump to any slide
 * 8) non linear presentation
 * 9) right mouse click takes you to last slide.last view
 * 10) just type in the slide number but must have a cheat sheet for the number of slide
 * 11) put hyperlink into slide
 * 12) power of images
 * 13) use a picture and put up questions
 * 14) it applies to Bloom's taxomony
 * 15) visual thinking strategy
 * 16) put a picture up and examine it and ask questions
 * 17) can put up a grid and look at each grid...use lines as an effect with your line tool
 * 18) historical documents
 * 19) images are provided
 * 20) Photo Album
 * 21) Can use many images on one slide
 * 22) Insert>Photo Album>how many on page
 * 23) easy to dump in photos
 * 24) Visually interactive presentation
 * 25) have a dashboard slide and can go to each photo
 * 26) can layout your dashboard any way you want
 * 27) Insert each image into theirown slide
 * 28) Copy the images onto the Dashboard so you must resize the images
 * 29) Hyperlink the images on the dashboard to the slides
 * 30) could also embed hyperlink to a video
 * 31) Relational Presentation
 * 32) like the game jeopardy
 * 33) You hyperlink from each text box to the next slide
 * 34) could do this with a periodic chart as the dashboard and each student created their own 5 links
 * 35) could put topics on left and the photos on right and
 * 36) allows you to jump around without much text
 * 37) need to save it as a powerpoint shgood overview
 * 38) ow so the students don't see the slides on the left
 * 39) lesson review slide
 * 40) conducting formative assessments
 * 41) use interactive devices
 * 42) turningpoint
 * 43) poll everywhere


 * web 20 tool to create a graphic into a hotspot.....check on the internet**

Camtasia
screencasting : digital video and audio and narrated PowerPoint presentations good way to share ideas, deliver content

Screencasting to Engage Learning...good article Creating a Powerpoint using screencast theteachercastacademy.com
 * his website about screen

Flipped classroom is the screencast video itself Flip or reverse the traditional teaching approach

students view the presentation

Kahn academy uses screencasting....free videos across curriculum ...60 Minute did a segment on Kahn and the "Flipped classroom"

Flipped classroom has students learn the lesson at home and the homeowrk in school...Wow!!!

Find one in neo12, teachertube, youtube

or make your own....such as using Camtasia Studio...free only has 3 or 4 mins of free video time

Camtasia has many tutorials

They have a website that you can load your videos onto.called

Can share the link

Can use a digital blackboard (Bamboo)c ost 60.00 and a good USB desktop microphone about 120.00

Design infusing PowerPoint
 * can use video from sites like history Channel and put them into your powerpoint
 * talk right over powerpoint
 * this is what you want to infuse into your classroom
 * build your presentation around your powerpoint
 * 5 to 12 min. video
 * Introduce a visual before the powerpoint
 * Great for history and science teachers
 * Prezi does not have the same features as Powerpoint

the record button automatically comes with your powerpoint when you upload Camtasia Studio
 * Using Camtasia 8 (can get a version for about 75.00 ...try calling them for a discount as a teacher)**
 * Screencast.com to upload your videos**


 * use **animation factory**for animation
 * create a Powerpoint, set it to go automatically
 * look at the **Add-Ins** on the top menu .....Record menu comes up on the top left .....asks if you want to **record audio**, turn off if you want to record yourself
 * set transitions first, make longer thatn shorter
 * click on record, camtasia is recording your powerpoint, stop recoring and save into file...any folder
 * edit into camtasia studio
 * each little marker is your slide
 * if you want the slide shorter in length, click on split and crop it
 * can just drop in your transitions between the videos and your powerpoint
 * put audio on a different track
 * go to **File/Produce and share**/ and save it as a mp4 and save it as a finished video

mp3 is audio, mp4 is both video and audio

resources are on his website.