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Choose Your Own Adventure

Harness the power of Google Slides by developing the ability to create a Choose Your Own Adventure story that focusses specifically on delivering a lesson to your students at home. Give your students the power of choice as they navigate a story you’ve created with multiple choices and endings! Through this lesson, learn how you …

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Download RecordingMay 5, 2020
Level(s): Elementary, Primary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Secondary
Presenter(s):
Cameron Steltman
Area(s) of Focus: Literacy, Technology in the Classroom
A Web of Tools to Inspire Vulnerable Students

This session will explore a variety of web tools that facilitate communication and collaboration with vulnerable students. This workshop will offer student samples, assignments and assessments that help engage at risk students. Applications will include some projects from Google’s suite and other websites, like simple surveys and slideshows, to reach struggling students. Resources: Christina’s resource …

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Download RecordingDec 3, 2015
Level(s): Secondary, Intermediate (Grades 9-10), Senior
Presenter(s):
Christina Rzazewski-Rodney
Area(s) of Focus: Literacy, Technology in the Classroom, Technology Tools for Teachers
Keyword(s): apps (62), google apps (53), google sites (32), Google forms (18), Google tools (10), vulnerable students (9), engagement (7), at-risk students (1)
Classroom Blogging: Communicating Learning with the World!

What is a classroom blog and how can teachers effectively use blogging to make learning visual while building relationships with parents and a variety of learning partnerships, both locally and globally? In this “hands on” workshop , we explore how teachers can use blogging with students to make learning interactive, both in the classroom and …

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Download RecordingMay 13, 2015
Level(s): Elementary, Primary, FDK, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8)
Presenter(s):
Mali Bickley;
Jim Carleton
Organization(s): iEARN Canada
Area(s) of Focus: Literacy, Technology in the Classroom
Keyword(s): collaboration (55), communication (25), collaborative projects (14), global projects (11), blogging (6)
Student Blogging in Secondary Classes

Blogging can be a great way to support differentiated learning, assessment and inquiry in your classroom. Teachers can choose between running one class blog with many students contributing or having each student run their own blog. Blog posts can be text-based or include media created by students. By building connections to other educators, you can …

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Download RecordingApr 22, 2015
Level(s): Secondary, Intermediate (Grades 9-10), Senior
Presenter(s):
Jaclyn Calder
Area(s) of Focus: Literacy, Technology in the Classroom
Keyword(s): assessment (39), writing (10), differentiation (8), blogging (6)
Blogging as Digital Portfolios in the Primary Classroom

With advances in communication technology, it is much easier for teachers to empower emerging readers and writers to express themselves. Join in this exploration of iPad apps and online tools that will enable young students to read, write, comment, reflect and connect in digital spaces, while at the same time documenting their learning journey. This …

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Download RecordingApr 16, 2015
Level(s): Elementary, Primary, FDK, Junior
Presenter(s):
Leigh Cassell
Area(s) of Focus: Literacy, Technology in the Classroom
Keyword(s): Google (73), google apps (53), critical thinking (52), junior (43), communication (25), primary (25), ipad (24), Google forms (18), code (11), digital portfolios (10), iPads (8), blogging (6)

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