Devices Agenda Day 7
Ensuring my School site has a visual appeal and is simple to navigate. The site has a theme the same as the main school website. The teaching and learning are visible to rangatahi, caregivers and the community. Permissions have been appropriately set for what students are required to access and what others can see. The embedded slides provide students with rewindable learning. This is particularly useful in the current apocalyptic climate of Covid-19 and working remotely online. All other resources are available on Hapara Workspace embedded into the site for each of the year levels I teach.
Connecting with Manaiakalani
Ubiquitous - Ubiquitous learning to stop the below happening which is the summer drop off. The summer learning journey is a blogging program, run via a blog with activities posted around STEAM, for students to get involved in a 30 minute journey. Once the task was completed with support from trainee teachers, students got points for responding and writing their blogs. This project showed it really made an impact on their achievement.
Deep Dive - Fiona Grant
Empowering our learners as connected and confident decision makers
Being positive, helpful and thoughtful with all comments on blogs and peer feedback.
Fiona Grant advocates for blogs for all ages of students to be cybersmart and part of the Learn, Create and Share Malaikalani pedagogy.
Hāpara Hot Tips #6 Kerry
Have a look through different Hapara workspaces and the NZ curriculum
Can COPY this and use it for our students and courses!
Chalk ‘n Talk: Phil
Part 1: Chromebooks
Recording using screencastify - show the students on their screen and hit screencastify for rewindable learning
Life as a Chromebook user
Digital Dig bit.ly/DFIdigitaldig
Digital Dig in Te Reo - Karia Khttp://bit.ly/DFIdigitaldigaringa Matihiko
Make a copy of the Digital Dig presentation and complete the activities in your bubble groups.
If you don’t have a Chromebook you may need to use the tips on the slides to help you to complete the Digital Dig.
Ako Hiko Chromebook first steps - designed for year ¾ learners who aren’t ready for the digital dig just yet.
If you don’t have a Chromebook you may need to use the Chromebook Simulator to complete the Digital Dig.
Devices should be purchased with Malaikalani recommendations. 2013-2021 use Chromebooks!
Chalk ‘n Talk: Using learner devices Maria
Part 2: iPads | Manaiakalani iPad PLD Site
Explore: In Groups
Complete the Intro to EE task using the whiteboard EE (sign in before you get started)
Complete a Teacher Designed EE task using the whiteboard
Explore completed tasks shared on learner’s blogs and leave them a comment
Explore Learning Sites for 1:1 Classes:
Khismira’s class site for 5 year olds
Khismira’s team share reading, writing and maths activities for Year 1 in this folder
Class OnAir teachers in iPad classes
Create: Making meaning of content
Time to get creative with Cybersmart and screen recording
Create a screen recording talking through your lesson.
Some things you might want to reflect on during your recording:
What are the key messages / learning intentions in this lesson?
How have/could you personalise this lesson for your learners? And what would it look like on your learning site?
Are there opportunities within one of your current lessons to integrate these cybersmart concepts?
My Hapara Workspace was created for Year 9’s to learn how to create a blog
Share: Embed and Rewind Content
Blogging Tip - Blog List Sidebar Gadgets Makaore
Kia ora Satchet, well done on taking the time to put this very comprehensive summary of last week's content together. Great to see you clearly gained a lot from the experience. Ka kite apopo
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