Angela Wojtecki, eBooks, BookCreator, John Green’s Crash Course, Boom Writer, StoryBird, Google Slides Yearbook, Digital/Media Literacy, BrainPop, Common Sense Media, Databases, American Association of School Librarians
Release Date: 02/13/2019
Tisha Poncio & Digital Portfolios - #EduDuctTape 47
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In the 4th episode of Season 3, Jake chats with Tisha Poncio about Digital Portfolios and Student Tech Teams. Jake and Tisha touch on MANY tech tools including Google Sites, Wakelet, Padlet, Buncee, Google Slides, Microsoft Sway, bulb, and Seesaw.
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#EduDuctTape Podcast Ep 46 with Scott Nunes
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In the 3rd Episode of Season 3, Jake is joined by ELA Teacher turned Edtech Coach and podcaster Scott Nunes to chat about strategies for building and maintaining rapport in the learning environment through thoughtful uses of edtech.
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Dee Lanier, Interactive Lesson Ideas for F2F & Remote Learning Environments, Solve In Time, Maker Kitchen, Pear Deck, Zoom Breakout Rooms, and more!
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In the 2nd episode of Season 3, Jake is joined by educational technologist and Solve In Time creator Dee Lanier. Jake and Dee discuss ways to build interactivity into content in both face-to-face and remote learning situations.
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Holly Clark, Rethinking Assessment in the Digital Age, Chromebook Infused Classroom, Flipgrid, BookCreator, Screencastify, Seesaw, Wakelet, OneNote
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In the Season 3 Premiere, Jake chats with the author of The Chromebook Infused Classroom about rethinking assessment in the digital age. Holly and Jake discuss how tools like Flipgrid, BookCreator, Screencastify, Seesaw, Wakelet, and OneNote can level-up your assessments to get you richer information about student learning! Jake also shares about using the word “and” to help solve problems presented by remote learning.
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EdTech Tool Comparison: Screencastify VS Loom
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Jake breaks down the differences between Screencastify Free and Loom Pro (which is free for educators and students).
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#EduDuctTape Season 2 Finale - Listener Success Stories & The Season 2 Giggle Mix
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In the Season 2 Finale Episode, Jake shares “success stories” from 8 educator listeners. The listeners share about uses of CommonSense Media, Code.org, Dash, Ozobot, Spheros, Shapegrams, Bitmoji, Quizizz, brain science, Google Forms, Choice Boards, WeVideo, Screencastify, Flipgrid, Adobe Spark, Pear Deck, blended learning, EdPuzzle, and HyperDocs, all of which stemmed from episodes of the show.
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Mini013 – Keven Rinaman – Problem-Solving, 3D Printing, and TinkerCAD in the Classroom
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In the 13th mini-episode, Jake talks to MAGIC Potion Edu Podcast host Keven Rinaman about helping students find and solve problems. Keven shares about his experiences with helping students use 3D printing to solve authentic problems.
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Mini012 - Mike Feldman - Gamified EdTech Coaching
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In the 12th mini-episode, Jake talks to technology integration specialist and middle school teacher Mike Feldman about strategies--including gamification--that he used as a tech coach to motivate teachers to try new technologies in the classroom. Mike also talks about his passion for using a wood lathe to craft pens and how it benefits students when they see their teachers as makers.
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Dr. Sarah Thomas, PLNs, Voxer, Periscope, Twitter, EduMatch, Pass The Scope Edu, EdCamp Voice, GridPals
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In the 20th regular episode of Season 2, Jake is joined by Dr. Sarah Thomas, ISTE co-author and founder of EduMatch, about growing your professional learning network (PLN), crowd-sourcing solutions to problems, and using tools like Voxer, Periscope, Twitter, Skype, and Flipgrid.
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Mini011 - David Allan - Chromebook Accessibility Features + a Special Announcement
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In the 11th mini-episode, Jake talks to Special Education Consultant David Allan about some of the accessibility features available on Chromebooks. Also, Jake shares a special announcement before the interview.
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- GIF-a-Day
- Sign up for more info about the GIF-a-Day tech learning opportunities at JakeMiller.net/gifaday - visiting the site is not a commitment, it’s a way of stepping up and saying “I want more information about these opportunities!”
- Opportunity 1 - Spring 2018 - GoogleSheets - will be comprised of 25+ GIFs, sent out 1 per day, only to paying participants. These GIFs will not be shared elsewhere (not on Twitter, not on my website). At the end, participants will receive an eBook with all of the GIFs.
- Jake’s Soapbox
- “This made me realize that the creation of the roster was an event that I couldn’t control, but the way that I responded was something that I could control. And by doing that, I could change the outcome.”
- Jake’s old student-paced course - sites.google.com/site/millerstem8 - most of the links no longer work; the purpose of sharing it is so that you can see how it was set up.
- Today’s Guest: Angela Wojtecki - Angela is the district library media specialist and tech integrationist for Nordonia Hills City Schools located in NE Ohio. She helps co-teach the district's long-term professional development series program for teachers and also is the host and producer of the Nordonia Hills City Schools' Podcast series titled Nordonia Innovators.
- You can follow Angela on Twitter at @AngelaWojtecki
- or contact her at angela.wojtecki@gmail.com.
- Check out the Nordonia Podcast series: nordoniainnovators.podbean.com
- 2 Truths & 1 Lie
- Question #1: How can students create eBooks?
- BookCreator.com - iOS or web-based, works on Chromebooks now
- StoryBird - storybird.com/educators - free educator accounts, great for poetry, April - national poetry month, magnetic poetry activity
- BoomWriter - boomwriter.com
- Google Slides for eBooks
- Examples at bit.ly/flipgridebook3 and bit.ly/wakeletebook
- Jennifer Scott - slidesyearbook.com
- Jennifer’s Google Slides tips - slidesyearbook.com/slides/googleslides
- Question #2: Information and media literacy skills are essential skills that our students need to have in order to find the most accurate and current information on the web. What are some website evaluation resources or lesson ideas you can incorporate in your curriculum that can help students when it comes to building information and media literacy skills?
- CRAAP Method - researchguides.ben.edu/source-evaluation
- BrainPop Resources
- Media Literacy - brainpop.com/english/studyandreadingskills/medialiteracy
- Online Sources - brainpop.com/english/studyandreadingskills/onlinesources
- CommonSense Media Resource
- "5 Ways to Spot Fake News" - commonsensemedia.org/videos/5-ways-to-spot-fake-news
- Eric Curts’ “4 Fake Sites to Teach Students Website Evaluation” Post - controlaltachieve.com/2016/02/fake-sites-teach-website-evaluation.html
- Research Databases
- National Geographic database
- How do we help students feel more willing to use databases rather than just trusting a Google search?
- Gale Database on opposing viewpoints - gale.com/c/opposing-viewpoints-in-context
- Petaluma High School Library - Are These BOGUS? - phslibrary.info/c.php?g=77436&p=500322
- Buzzfeed News “Most Americans Who See Fake News Believe it, New Survey Says” - buzzfeednews.com/article/craigsilverman/fake-news-survey
- John Green
- Crash Course Youtube Video Series - youtube.com/user/crashcourse
- Navigating Digital Information (grades 6-12) youtube.com/watch?v=L4aNmdL3Hr0&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtN07XYqqWSKpPrtNDiCHTzU
- The American Association of School Librarians Best Websites for Teaching and Learning (annual list of best websites vetted by School Librarians): ala.org/aasl/standards/best/websites
- EdShelf - Edshelf.com
You can follow Angela on Twitter at @AngelaWojtecki or contact her at angela.wojtecki@gmail.com. And check out the Nordonia Podcast series link: nordoniainnovators.podbean.com
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