Showing posts with label edmodo. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 23, 2013

Vlogs, Microblogs, Avatar Dogs: Integrating Edmodo in K-12

Vlogs, Microblogs, Avatar Dogs: Integrating Edmodo in K-12 (Already exists on planner)
[Workshop : Mini]
Tuesday, 6/25/2013, 10:30am–12:00pm, SACC 205

Ashley Flores, Del Valle ISD
Give students something they can connect to! This workshop will get you going with an Edmodo profile, integration ideas, and promising practices.
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Fee: $49 ($54 after May 1)
Lab Environment: Windows Lab
   
Theme/Strand: Digital-age Teaching & Learning—Technology Integration
Audience: Teachers, Technology Coordinators/Facilitators
Grade Level: 3-5
Audience Skill: Beginner
   
NETS•S: 1- 6
NETS•T: 1- 5
NETS•A: 1, 3- 5
NETS•C: 1, 2, 6
Common Core (Literacy): Reading (K–5)
Common Core (English): Language (K–5), Reading (K–5), Speaking and Listening (K–5), Writing (K–5)
Common Core (Mathematics): 3–5
   
E-mail: ashleynflores@gmail.com
Primary URL: http://www.edmodo.com
   
Handouts / Paper: Available at http://www.sites.google.com/site/technuout/


Purpose & ObjectivesThis workshop will allow the educator to identify and plan the use of Edmodo in their classroom and be able to:
-create a classroom group and subgroup and understand how to use the group code
-join communities and learn how to share content and/or find resources
-browse the virtual library feature to save website resources and learn how to share with students
-generate ideas for developing student problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration abilities.
Additionally,this workshop will provide one-on-one support from an experienced Edmodo implementer and facilitate content connections specific to the participants needs.
As a primary level technology applications teacher and integration specialist it has been a challenge finding a technological tool that students and educators can both connect to. Even further is finding It is even more difficult to find one that can satisfy the National Educational Technology Standards. With Edmodo the NETS and common core are met at all levels. The virtual backpack and posting feature promotes student communication, creativity, collaboration and research fluency. Additionally, educators are able to engage students and also build their own community of technological experts to aid in lesson design and development . Thereby, producing an environment where technology and pedagogical content knowledge meet, combine and produce.
Outline
First half-45 minutes
Understanding
Discussion of Edmodo features and how each can be used. Going over examples from the facilitators campus and discuss the multiples uses of the site across content areas.
Second half-45 minutes
Building Edmodo profile and practicing
Teacher will sign-up for Edmodo, change account settings, avatar and profile
Teacher will build the personal learning community (PLC)
Teacher will learn how to utilize the library feature
Teacher will learn and create a Student Group
Supporting Research
Holland, C. & Muilenburg, L. (2011). Supporting Student Collaboration: Edmodo in the Classroom. In M. Koehler & P. Mishra (Eds.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2011 (pp. 3232-3236).

Apps and Edmodo: Discover How to Effectively Connect Your Tech Tools

Handout Available at http://bit.ly/142A9aO
Join this Edmodo Group Code: mjv36e
Create a Student Educreations Account at www.educreations.com/sr/87423F

"Apps and Edmodo - How to Effectively Connect Your Tech Tools"

ISTE 2013 BYOD Session presented by Tiffaney Lavoie  http://bit.ly/19gij7N 

I. Edmodo Group Code

  1.     Sign in to www.edmodo.com.   Click "Join" beside Groups.
  2.     Enter this code: mjv36e
  3.     Refer to our Edmodo group for our session practice activities
  4.     iTunes Download:  http://bit.ly/14I8MFs 
  5.     Google Play Download:  http://bit.ly/17VQpA8 

II. Educreations

  1.      Go to www.educreations.com/sr/87423F or follow the Edmodo post
  2.      Follow steps to create a sample STUDENT account
  3.      Do not attach the student account to your email
  4.      You should then be subscribed to our ISTE 2013 course
  5.      Only students can be subscribed to a course
  6.      You will also need to create a teacher account - log out as a student first.
  7.      Now create a teacher account.  Attach your email to this account
  8.      Install the Educreations app for iPads:  http://bit.ly/11lEZSe 
  9.      The app and web whiteboard do not function the same

III. QR Codes

  1. www.qrstuff.com - create your own QR codes
  2. Choose data type (typically it’s a website URL)
  3. Paste or type the hyperlink you wish to turn into a QR code
  4. Download the generated QR code (or save the image to your iPad camera roll)

IV.  Scan App

  1. iTunes Download:  http://bit.ly/14I8sq8 
  2. Google Play Download:  http://bit.ly/16EVRUX 

Tiffaney Lavoie, Instructional Technology Consultant