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Tech in the Classroom Tech in the Classroom is a recurring feature that examines widely available technology, software and gadgets and how they might be used in a school setting. What favorite gadget or tool are you using in the classroom? As this new content area grows, let us know what products you’d like to read about. Tech in the Classroom: Google Chromebook These inexpensive laptops run the Chrome browser and offer more laptop functionality than a tablet. Tech in the Classroom: 6-Word Memoir This teacher-developed interactive workbook series for students prompts them to express themselves and discover their world in only six words. Tech in the Classroom: EduCreations This online tool works with the iPad, letting teachers and students create videos that provide instruction on a given topic. Tech in the Classroom: Plotogon Plotagon lets anyone create an animated movie directly from a written screenplay. Tech in the Classroom: LeapPad2 Here’s a tablet designed specifically for early elementary-aged students.
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17 Killer Presentations Tips for Students Who Want to Stand out by PowToon! The best presentation I ever heard was about soap. The presenter was a big football jock and before he began speaking he pulled out a small, pink bar of soap, threw it in the air and said, “This is my favorite scent – lavender rose.” The whole room chuckled, and he proceeded, “Now I’m going to tell you how this bar of soap has destroyed society.” My jaw dropped. As a former student who has been through many mind numbing talks, I was shocked; this guy wasn’t boring or nervous, he made presenting look like a breeze! What exactly made Mr. football soap stand out!? We remember presentations and speeches by Steve jobs, Oprah Winfrey and Bill Clinton because, although they may have different personalities and styles – they all share the same secrets when it comes to delivering presentations. 1. 2. This is a pretty amazing trick I’ve used in the past and it’s bound to shock any audience. 3. Powerpoint was created to show bullets and short text. 4. 5. 6. Get Your FREE Classroom Account Now! 7.
FAQs - Institute of Cultural Affairs in the USA 4750 GreenRise Uptown Learning Laboratory The Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA) has been involved with community development initiatives locally in Chicago and globally for nearly fifty years. The organization is a registered nonprofit with the mission to "release the capacity for positive social change and sustainable futures.” This year, coming upon the 50th anniversary of the organization, we are re-imagining the residential floor within our building. A benefit to community life is that it lends to a more affordable lifestyle than having to furnish and rent an entire apartment space. There is a base fee of $220 (single) or $350 (roommates) per month in addition to a charge of $1.10 per square foot of a room. In addition to the various housing options there are common areas throughout the seventh floor where residents often gather to watch TV, relax, or chat with others and enjoy the company of living in an intentional community. Frequently Asked Questions How long is a lease for?
Top 10 Educational Technology Resources for the Classroom by Holly Poulos Engage students in your classroom with our Top 10 favorite interactive educational technology resources. These websites will help you create new and captivating lesson plans for your curriculum. LessonCast is a website where experienced teachers submit—via PowerPoint, document, pictures, or web cam—a "lesson idea or management strategy in 2 minutes 30 seconds or less." Each submission is reviewed and vetted by other accomplished teachers, and then shared online. Bottom line: Whether you have an idea to share or need a new one, this site helps teachers connect in much-needed mentoring relationships. View our slideshow gallery Camtasia - Accessibility Camtasia is a software application that allows a presenter to record what is being displayed on the computer monitor. The result is a screen cast — a video of a computer screen accompanied by an audio narration by the presenter. A screen cast is an effective way to demonstrate a process, a flow of information, or an idea. Accessibility Barriers Visual content will be inaccessible to users who are blind or have low vision and may be problematic for users of devices with small displays unless audio description is included. .Audio content will be inaccessible to users who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, users whose equipment does not support audio output, and users whose environment is not conducive to audio output unless captioning is included.The time required to download audio or audio/visual content may be extreme for users with a slow Internet connection. Best Practices Provide a written electronic description of what takes place in the screen cast.
Fuse, Mobile App that Helps You Get Mobile Content to TechSmith Products To make sure TechSmith Fuse is compatible with your TechSmith products, you’ll need the latest version of Snagit, Camtasia, or TechSmith Relay. Download for IOS Download for Android *Download for Windows *Windows platform only available for video sent to TechSmith Relay Collect What You Need Capture the perfect image or video for your Snagit or Camtasia projects with TechSmith Fuse’s built-in camera. Or, choose existing media from your camera roll. Keep Your Content Safe TechSmith Fuse uses your WiFi connection to make sure your content makes it to your desktop quickly and securely. Enhance Your Creations Send the media you’ve gathered to Snagit, Camtasia, or TechSmith Relay for editing.
Cursos de edición de vídeo y efectos especiales Educación 16 de marzo de 2016 a las 12:30 ¿Te interesa la creación de vídeos? Entonces visita estos cursos de edición y creación de efectos especiales que listamos a continuación. Según Cisco, para el 2017, el 69% del contenido que se consumirá en Internet será a través de vídeos. El mundo de los vídeos es el futuro, tanto para aquellos que consumen contenido, como también para quienes los producen y para los que hacen mercadeo. En inglés Diseño de títulos en After Effects. En español Curso completo de After Effects de WhyFilms.
Making Meaning in Literature Building a Literary Community About This Video Clip "…My goals are to have them have meaningful interactions with texts, to have meaningful interactions with literature, to frame literature the same way they might frame talking about…something as common as…wrestling or a TV show." Joe Bernhart, Teacher Fondren Middle School Houston, Texas Students in Joe Bernhart's classroom explore literature in book groups, each one selecting a novel to read from a set of 10 choices. View this video==> In this lesson, students are at various stages in the book group process that Mr. The role of the teacher in all phases of these literary activities is that of facilitator, knowledgeable reader, monitor, and coach. Students in Joe Bernhart's classroom are empowered to make their own reading choices, monitor their own reading progress, and take ownership over their own learning. next