Risorse didattiche in internet dalla A alla Z
Ecco di seguito un nutritissimo elenco di alcune tra le migliori risorse didattiche gratuite presenti in internet, dalla A alla Z. E' una pagina in costante aggiornamento all'interno del sito web Box of Tricks, per cui vi consiglio di consultarlo costantemente, per non perdervi le ultime novità in fatto di tecnologie didattiche ed avere in tal modo una cassetta degli attrezzi sempre pronta all'uso. Ovviamente questo elenco non pretende di essere esaustivo e tutti i lettori possono contribuire al suo arricchimento segnalando nuovi strumenti didattici da inserire in lista, utilizzando l'apposito modulo di contatto. 280 Slides allows you to create PowerPoint-style presentations online. Acapela.tv is a fun site to create text-to-speech animations. BeFunky is a website that allows you to apply a variety of fun effects to your own photos or from photo sharing sites. Camstudio is a free desktop application that allows you to record your computer screen. Jamendo A European podsafe music site.
13 New EdTech Tools to Boost Engagement 2016
By Learn2Earn Blog Team When students are engaged in learning, they experience increased attention and focus, are more motivated to practice higher-level thinking skills, and have meaningful learning experiences. Luckily, technology makes it easier than ever to engage your students. Make 2016 the year you master the art of creating an engaging learning environment. These 13 tools are sure to help you do just that, whether students are reviewing for an exam or logging their reading online. Mentimeter If you’re in a BYOD classroom, this app is a must-have. Quizalize Turn classwork and homework into a personalized educational game with Quizalize. Zaption Video is a great way to engage your students, and now you can use Zaption to make sure students comprehend the content they’re watching. More: How to Encourage Independent Reading With Video Creation iLearn Series from Jumper Mobile Make geography more engaging with this series of apps from Jumper Mobile. Whooo’s Reading Stack the States Seesaw
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How To Use Plickers in your Classroom - Cassie Dahl: Teaching & Technology
How boring are your assessments? Guess what... they don't have to be anymore. Plickers is a free assessment tool that is uses the concept of students responding with a clicker... except- there are no clickers! Instead, students use a paper clicker (plicker) which is similar to a QR code. The website, app and cards are free- so you don't want to miss out on this! Oh, and trust me. The Cards: First the cards. You can easily use the same card with multiple classes if you are not self-contained. If you look closely, the card number is on all four corners. With the case of the card with the clothespin, the scanned answer would be C. We also have a set of white (regular printer paper) that we glued into our notebooks. The Questions: The questions and answers. Here are some example questions: As you can see at the top of those questions there is a "my library" tab as well as a "math- unit 2" tab. You can also add questions from your mobile device! Oh it gets even better than that! In Action:
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Arriva sempre il momento, prima o poi, in cui un blogger deve decidere se tenere aperto o meno il suo blog. Quel momento è arrivato anche per me e credo che abbiate intuito che la mia decisione sia quella di chiudere questa esperienza. Una bellissima esperienza, che mi ha dato tanto, sia dal lato umano che professionale. Per riempire le pagine di questo sito sono venuto in contatto con realtà eccezionali; ho scoperto nuovi mezzi e nuovi metodi; ho avuto dei cambi di prospettiva che non pensavo possibili. Scrivere questo blog è stato come un corso d’aggiornamento lungo tre anni. Ho avuto la fortuna di conoscere persone meravigliose, molte anche dal vivo, che mi hanno ricordato perché diversi anni fa quell’adolescente che stava finendo la scuola media (allora si chiamava ancora così) decise che avrebbe fatto qualsiasi cosa per diventare un insegnante. Vi dico arrivederci. Un abbraccio grande, Alessandro
Using Kahoot! with Learners of Any Age and Subject
“The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change.” By Carl Rogers Recently I was introduced to Kahoot! via Twitter (my favorite professional development) and asked to be a beta tester. I have been testing it out and love it. 1. 2. 3. If you find a public quiz, discussion or survey you can also ‘favorite’ it by clicking on the heart. Students do NOT need to have a Kahoot! This infographic explains how Kahoot! Other Kahoot! How to play a game of Kahoot! Kahoot – Create Quizzes and Surveys Your Students Can Answer on Any Device The Whiteboard Blog Post If you have used it in your classroom, let me know how! Like this: Like Loading...
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15 Great Websites for Elementary Educators
The Internet is overflowing with information for teachers. Sometimes it’s hard to know where to start searching for great lesson ideas. Who has time to sift through all of the mediocre material in order to find the truly inspirational ideas? We’ve done the sifting for you. Language Arts ReadWriteThink Use this site when you have a very specific amount of time to fill. Reading Rockets Have a question about teaching reading and writing? Scholastic Browse thousands of lesson plans by grade level and subject. School Library Journal This is a good resource when you have readers who are difficult to reach. Math Illuminations The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics provides this site with lesson plans, online games, and brainteasers. Inside Mathematics Check out the “problems of the month” section for questions meant to get students to think deeply about math. K-5 Math Teaching Resources You will find hundreds of math games and activities here that are ready to be printed for your students.
