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October 17, 2018
Indiana Connected Educators (ICE) Resources
We have put together some awesome resources gathered for you at the ICE Conference last week. We hope you enjoy the many links and downloads to incredible information
Thanks to all who gathered and shared!
Casey Stansifer - Principal Huntertown, Elementary
Let Julie or Pam know if you need help with this feature of Forms. We love to help!
Manuel Herrera - Design Thinking with Sketchnote
Resources: https://padlet.com/rebecca63/fcfljcp22l4g
Faith Plunkett - Technology Coach from Decatur, AL
Brenda Zoller
Brenda's Notes...
Session 1 Animate to Educate and Using Video Animation to empower
Students
Sample Activities
bit.ly/VSfromMel
Presentation and Links
bit.ly/VideowithMel
Video Animation Tools: Plotagon, Wevideo, Pixton, Animoto
Presenter Melanie Hackett
Session 2 Create a Digital Book with Pages on iPad
Using Pages, Keynote, and Numbers to create a digital book.
Presenter: Apple Speak
Session 3 Writing Should be Fun!
Increase student interest in daily writing through online writing platform WriteAbout. Free for 3 months. Use for quick writes, response to literature, content-area writing, or process for any genre.
Presenter: Jenifer Luce
Session 4 Reclaiming the Lost Art of Conversation
Tools to get students to converse again: Have kids make short videos in a group and then discuss their videos. Assign them to make memes about class concepts in a group. Project Based Learning.
Presenter Gina Jensen
Session 5 Create Your Own Adventure with Google Forms
Using Google Forms you can have students choose different options for students to go on their own path. They have to explain why they chose a certain path. You can set the number of words you want them to write.
Presenter Casey Stansifer
Peyton Law
Peyton's Notes...
Session 1
Voices of the Media: How They Counteract SEL and How Media Literacy Can Help
Presenter: Julie Smith
Email: heyjuliesmith@gmail.com
Twitter: @julnilsmith
The average American uses electronic media for 11+ hours a day
It’s not about the equipment; it’s about the message it’s sending
Ask yourself...
Who is the communicator of the message?
How is the message constructed?
How does it make us feel?
What is the content of the message?
Manifest vs. Latent
Who is the audience?
What patterns are there?
Cynicism
Performative Sharing
Activate Internal BS Detector
National Association for Media Literacy Education
Action Coalition for Media Education (Angry NAMLE)
Center for Media Literacy
How We Use It vs. How It Uses Us
Session 2
Getting Your Students to Think Like an Imagineer
Brian Collins
Twitter: @brainstorminst
Facebook: Educators Who Love Disney
Don’t Force It
Take Breaks, Break Up the Day
Thinking Out Loud
Story is King
Rules for Brainstorming
Silliness, fun, and playing are encouraged. Make us laugh and take nothing personally. And, just like in Vegas, what happens here...stays here.
Participation by everyone is vital. No passive observers and no egos. Everyone is equal today.
Accumulate lots of ideas. Go for quantity-the quality will come later.
Write down everything; don’t let ideas escape.
Criticism and judgment are to be withheld. Every idea has merit-hopefully!
Stay focused! No cell phones, no wandering thoughts. Build on other people’s ideas.
Session 3
Fan Activism: Using Pop Culture for Social Change
Janae Phillips
Twitter: @thehpalliance (The Harry Potter Alliance)
Twitter: @Janaeisms (Personal)
Social Change Model of Leadership Development
The heroes journey mirrors the model of leadership development
The Harry Potter Alliance promotes social activism through references to pop culture. They provide resources online to start your own chapter.
The Harry Potter Alliance Website: https://www.thehpalliance.org/
Session 4
Google Keep-What You Never Knew You Couldn’t Live Without
Sara Wilking
Twitter: @SaraWilking
Link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AJGLiI-UJPH-g0wWSc6VNEt6OOHeqpXwMdgHhKSaKf0/template/preview
Session 5
Sketchnoting: Visual Synthesis and Reflection
Reshan Richards
Twitter: @ReshanRichards
Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fx0QcHyrFk (Doodlers, unite!)
Ask yourself, “How can I visually capture what is here?”
Steps to simple Sketchnoting
Start with basic shapes
Add simple details
Add details around the shape to clarify
For example:
A square could be easily turned into a box, a window, a present, a computer, etc.
A cloud could easily be turned into ice cream, a hedgehog, cotton candy, an ice cream cone, a sheep, etc.
Turn your handwriting into a font for digital Sketchnoting: https://www.calligraphr.com/en/
Session 6
Time Savers! Google Add-Ons and Extensions
Eric Strohlberg
Twitter: @estrohlberg
Krista Cartwright
Krista's Notes...Escape Rooms
https://www.weareteachers.com/build-a-classroom-escape-room-lesson/
https://www.weareteachers.com/classroom-escape-room-supplies/
https://lockpaperscissors.co/escape-room-puzzles?
utm_source=quora&utm_medium=answer&utm_campaign=blog-answer
https://teacheveryday.com/escape-room-in-the-classroom/
https://www.keslerscience.com/escape-room-puzzle-ideas-for-the-science-classroom/
https://blog.teacherspayteachers.com/create-escape-room-students-will-love/
https://www.smore.com/ypuqq-create-your-own-digital-breakouts
http://engagingandeffective.com/how-to-create-a-digital-breakout-for-the-classroom/
Melanie Potts
Julie and Pam's - Coding Craze ICE Session
Junenna Young
KaHoot
BeeBot
Jacquelyn Cobb
Bloomz
KaHoot
Ashley Grimes
Tamara Allison
Courtney Rudibaugh
ActivTable
Erin Kuhn
GOOGLE Slides
GOOGLE Docs
GOOGLE Sheets
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