Integrating Technology and UbD
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Session Handouts
Icebreaker: Map a List
Step 1: Click HERE and fill out the form.
Step 2: Check out your colleagues' locations on our map.
Free tools used: Google Drive and Map A List
Classroom Ideas:
- Data analysis and trends
- Literature "trips"
- Flat Stanley Crowd-sourcing Project
Prepping Our Curation Tool: Evernote
Step 2: Click here to put the Evernote web clipper on your Internet browser.
Step 3: Try saving a resource by visiting a webpage and clicking the web clipper icon.
Curriculum Hackjam
Step 1The first player sets up the game however he/she sees fit. | Step 2Game play starts. Each player adds a new rule and lists it on the chart paper. | Step 3Game play continues until you've found a game everyone loves. Be prepared to share your findings. |
Debriefing the Hackjam
Debriefing questions:
What is hacking?
How is hacking portrayed in the media?
How is hacking connected with making things?
What have you (or your students) done in your work that seems like hacking?
Other thoughts:
How do our preconceived notions about materials and structures affect our behaviors?
How did the lack of an "end goal" change the course of the game?
New Hackers Dictionary
Black Hat Hacker vs. White Hat Hacker
Your task/mental framework for the day:
Given what you just experienced, how can we "hack" school? What types of changes should occur? Your goal is to identify at least 10 hacks you can implement in your classroom next year. Start now by listing at least 1.
The Need for Transfer in Technological Times
Burning Questions via Socrative
Enter our room number: 78535
Answer the following question: What are your burning questions?
UbD Stage 1: Desired Goals in a Technological Age

UbD Stage 2: GRASPS and Technology
UbD Stage 3: Learning Tools Scavenger Hunt
Step 1Think about the types of learning that you want in your classroom. Think about your desired goals. This should drive your exploration. | Step 2Use the Pinterest board that's been curated for you to explore lots of different tools. Think of 2 tools that you would like to use in your class. | Step 3Be prepared to share how you plan to use the tool upon your return to school. Playing with the tool is the best way to feel ready to integrate it! |
Step 1
Think about the types of learning that you want in your classroom. Think about your desired goals. This should drive your exploration.
Step 2
Use the Pinterest board that's been curated for you to explore lots of different tools. Think of 2 tools that you would like to use in your class.