Teachers and Tech
#KVEDCHAT
Albert Einstein Presenting
2nd and 5th graders coding together
Practicing eLearning
Purdue Computer Science students Visit
Breakout Session
Using glogster to present
Updates
With the time we have, I think it is important that we work as grade levels and school communities to create lessons for that day. This may not be the case when we do our actual eLearning days but for now, I think it would be helpful if we all worked together to create the best lesson possible for that day.
What to consider:
1) Is it a continuation of learning?
2) What problems might we run into?
3) How can I integrate the ISTE standards?
What's Next?!
- 4/14, 5/10
*TECH PLCs
- DES - 4/6
- WES - 4/13
- 4/20 and 4/27 I will try to get to each building or answer as many questions I can
Resources
BreakoutEDU: This is an activity that requires problem solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. Students must solve problems in order to "Breakout." If you are interested, check the website and video out or ask me!
PBS LearningMedia: PBS has put together a great site for videos, lessons, and resources for teachers at every level. You can filter content by grade level or by subject.
Participate Twitter Chat Calendar: Twitter has a chat for almost anything subject/grade level you could think of. I encourage you to check them out. Participate if you are up for it or just lurk and see how it all goes. Teach like a Pirate (#tlap) and Indiana eLearn (#inelearn) are great chats.
Newsela: Great for literacy. iOs app available
MyON Books: 4000 digital books for Hoosier families. Provided by the IDOE
Contact Me!
Email: gwelch16@kv.k12.in.us
Website: http://kvsctechhelp.weebly.com/
Phone: 219-987-2027
Twitter: @g_welch16