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Use more technology in my lessons- Zoey 

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Use more technology in my lessons- Zoey 

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Several takeaways! Smore for subs, Buncee, Britannica for citations! My lesson needs to be bumped up --- too late

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Gosh, there were SO many great ideas shared tonight! I am definitely going to incorporate QR codes into my lessons.

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I loved how Robin took the students outside to talk about the weather.

I loved the technology that the teachers were using such as the green screen, I would like to look into this.

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Tinkercad, new websites, and many more tech tools

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I love how most of these lessons can be adapted for various grade levels!

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So many great ideas! Biggest takeaways: Green screen app, Flipgrid green screen tent

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A take away from today is Britannica for sources, students can use zoom as a green screen work around. Gallery walks throughout lessons to get students moving!

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It has been great to see the range of topics and the different ideas for learning activities.  I think I may need to step up my game!  Biggest takeaways are the number of resources that I am still learning about and different ways to work around tech limitations.

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Must use NC Wise OWL more! It's a goldmine of a resource that does not get used enough.

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look more into NC Wise Owl and Britannica

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There are lots of tools used that I need to get more comfortable with, but I think Kahoots would be the first I need to develop.  I know how to answer them, but not create them.

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My mind is full of so many great ideas. I really loved Robin and Sandy's approach with taking students outside to see science in action in the real world. Building that context is so important.

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I cannot wait to adapt many of the ideas to work for the students at my school. My biggest take-a-ways are to be creative with the options that we allow students to choose from when showing their knowledge on things (i.e- robiotic hand); to utlize various apps in a multi-purpose way (i.e- Flipgrid for green screen tent).

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I am so excited about having students make the robotic hand. I feel that 3-5th could all benefit from some of the Human Body Systems lesson. I also love the idea of doing a museum walk in the library also. I used them in the classroom but have not used them much in the media center.

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Loved all of the ideas! Can't wait to dig in and use some of these lessons in my media center! I am excited to have a ton of activities to use!

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One takeaway that I learned today is that these ideas can be adapted for many different levels. There are so many possibilities for how to teach and what technology we can use but it is important to make sure it fits the needs of our students.

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A great reminder of so many great apps. I want to do more with green screens and videos.

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I love hearing Julie share about using Mystery Science. It's a great resource that many classroom teachers don't have time to use.

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Definitely the book creator. But there were so many cool and fun ideas! Thank you guys for the inspiration.

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Google Earth! I want to try to use it! So many great lessons presented this evening! I'm thankful to have these resources to use with my students!

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So many to choose from! My biggest take-a-way is collaboration. To truly build an inquiry unit you need to have your kiddos working together.

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It has been great to see so many different ideas to incorporate into lessons and so many different ways to bring these topics or units to life.

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Popcorn and pizza are good draws for the book fair!  :)

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Definitely all the cool technologies y'all have offered throughout your presentations. I didn't grow up using tech in school and absolutely want to incorporate it in my lessons!

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Love the ideas on maps and global cultures, can’t wait to save the links to use in the future.  So excited for all the new information!

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Cleopatra boo. Remember the WORD WALL and a dictionary!

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I just really appreciated the chance to reflect on how to make things happen on a realistic schedule and how to collaborate with the classroom teacher to cover the essential academics and use the library space to build inquiry lessons.

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Use of thinking routines (3-2-1) or graphic organizers to enhance student engagement and learning

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Sweet People are Everywhere book sounds like one I would love to have in my library, and possibly working with my music teacher on sound waves.