Google Classroom Scripts You Can Use. DocStickers: A Docs + Keep Integration for Old School feedback. Today, I'm excited to tell you about DocStickers!
If you can give me 90 seconds of your time, this video is worth a watch! Otherwise, continue below. I remember getting papers back with stickers and stamps as a kid. While I may not remember the specific assignments and what I learned from them, but I remember how it made me feel when I saw a sticker or stamp on them. While my teachers were just taking stickers from a page and adhering them to all of the student papers, it meant something because they took them time to do it. With most of my assignments having gone digital, I still want to be able to bring this joy to my students. Brought to you by the wonderful integration of Google Docs and Google Keep. Some goodies for you to get started (links open in a new window): One thing I want to make VERY clear.
There are many forms of feedback I utilize and this is a complement to written and/or verbal feedback. Tweet me @i3algebra #DocStickers I'd love to know what you think! 12 Tools That Made The Biggest Difference In My Teaching - 12 Tools That Made The Biggest Difference In My Teaching This Year Rachelle Dene Poth There are so many digital tools available today to promote student learning in the classroom.
The task is in figuring out what you need for your classroom. What could benefit your students the most? Over the past year, I took as many opportunities to learn as I could, spending time gathering information from reading books and blogs, staying active through social media in Twitter chats, Voxer groups, and by attending many conferences, both physically and virtually.
I am still a learner, and even though I rely on my PLN and these other professional development experiences, sometimes I find it more beneficial to take a risk and just try something new in class, and see what happens. Here are twelve of the tools that made a difference in our classroom this year, in no specific order, and certainly not an all inclusive list. Communication, Collaboration 1. 2. How to Add Page Tabs to Blogger Headers. How-To Use QR Codes to Curate Resources for Students. If you’ve heard me speak about the power of scannable technology in education, or checked out my book, you might be familiar with my ACES Framework.
The ACES Framework is the tool I use to discuss deeper learning with scannable technology. When it comes to finding resources for your classroom, the C of the ACES Framework is all about curation. You can curate (handpick) resources by locating the best websites, videos and audio clips for your students. Once you’ve chosen your favorite online spots for students to visit connecting those links to a QR code is a quick way to get your curated resources into the hands of kids. QR codes make it easy to get the resources you curate for students into their hands. Have you used QR codes with your students? Monica Monica Burns is an Author, Speaker, Curriculum & EdTech Consultant and Apple Distinguished Educator. The Fifty Best Web 2.0 Applications For Education In 2016. As regular readers know, I’ve begun posting my end-of-year “The Best….” lists.
There are over 1,600 regularly updated lists now. You can see them all here. As usual, in order to make this list, a site had to be: * accessible to English Language Learners and non-tech savvy users. * free-of-charge. * appropriate for classroom use. * completely browser-based with no download required (however, I’ve begun to make exceptions for special mobile apps).
Some sites I’m including this year are primarily geared towards teachers creating content for classroom use, but could also easily be used by students. It’s possible that a few of these sites began earlier than this year, but, if so, I’m including them in this list because they were “new to me” in 2016. You might want to visit previous editions, as well as The “All-Time” Best Web 2.0 Applications For Education; The “All-Time” Best Ways To Create Online Content Easily & Quickly and The “All-Time” Best 2.0 Tools For Beginning English Language Learners. Mr. DDon's Daily Report. 30 Great Educational Web Tools for Librarians. The Best iOS Apps for Students and Teachers. Presentation Tools. Remember everything with Evernote, Skitch and our other great apps. Make Your Images Interactive - ThingLink. Digital scrapbooks for student creativity, self-expression, and imagination - Beeclip EDU.
Dipity - Find, Create, and Embed Interactive Timelines. Create timelines, share them on the web. Convert, Format, Design. Simplebooklet.com. An App for Teachers to Create Educational Portfolios of Student Work with an iPhone, iPad, or Android Smartphone. Checkthis.