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This is a video walkthrough of the process I work through with my students. I love that there is so much learning (digital fluency) throughout the process - as well as reinforcing our literacy learning.

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Same activity with a simple Keynote Scaffold (example)

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Same activity with a simple Keynote Scaffold (example)

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Video Walkthrough - making a simple scaffold

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Video Walkthrough - making a simple scaffold

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Image Placeholders for Early Learners - Paul Hamilton

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Image Placeholders for Early Learners - Paul Hamilton

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Example of animated video that students can create to reinforce their understanding of compound words

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Example of animated video that students can create to reinforce their understanding of compound words

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Video walkthrough of the process students went through to make their animations

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Video walkthrough of the process students went through to make their animations

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Extending process with a line drawing animation (using the drawing tool)

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Extending process with a line drawing animation (using the drawing tool)

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Eric Luna - Developing Early Learner Literacy Scaffolds in Keynote

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Eric Luna - Developing Early Learner Literacy Scaffolds in Keynote

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Developing Early Literacy Scaffolds on iPad

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Bring out the creative in you by designing engaging learning activities specifically designed for all learners in your class. As an Apple Professio...

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Bev Babbage - Supporting First Nations languages with simple Keynote templates

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Bev Babbage - Supporting First Nations languages with simple Keynote templates

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Supporting First Nations languages with simple Keynote

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I am very fortunate, in my work as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist, to work with many First Nations teachers and students, who do not spe...

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Laura Meney - Inclusive Education: Part 4 - Designing Learning Scaffolds

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Laura Meney - Inclusive Education: Part 4 - Designing Learning Scaffolds

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Another way to support all learners in the classroom is to build scaffolds that allow for multimodal responses. From text, drawings and images, through to video and audio responses, scaffolds that cater for these mediums can provide learners with choice in how they respond and voice in being able to articulate what they know.

This final video in the series shows how to utilise the following tools and features to create and share effective learning scaffolds:

Apple's native apps (Keynote, Pages and Numbers);

Icons/Shapes;

Audio Recordings;

Media Placeholders; and

AirDrop.

The Keynote scaffold and example referred to in this video are attached below.

Other posts in this series:

Attachments

Persuasive Text Toolkit - Example.key

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Persuasive Text Toolkit - Template.key.zip

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Inclusive Education: Part 4 - Designing Learning Scaffolds

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This post explores how we can use Apple's native apps to create learning scaffolds that allow for multimodal responses. It also concludes the conversation in this series around Inclusive Education.

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Creating a Personal Learning Journal using Pages (Mandy) - includes video walkthrough

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Creating a Personal Learning Journal using Pages (Mandy) - includes video walkthrough

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Pages is a fantastic tool for creating digital learning journals/scaffolds that can be easily shared with students.

A digital learning journal can not only provide a great scaffold for learning, it can also give our students the opportunity to receive information and express themselves in different ways - using text, audio, drawing, photo and video.

The following recording shows you an example of a personal learning journal and demonstrates how a student might interact with it. It then shows you how you can easily create your own learning journals for students using Pages on both iPad or MacOS.

The example I used in the demonstration was a personal learning journal that invites students to reflect on their learning and wellbeing. It shows examples of how students might interact with a digital journal and can very easily be modified and personalised, depending on the students you are working with.

This journal was inspired by many great examples that have been posted to our Education Community forum. I have put together a Padlet to share with you links to resources that I found very useful in this process:
https://padlet.com/mandy34/8xh3vr0vh5d25bk1
You can download a copy of the template below. 😃

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Personal Learning Journal - EC Example.pages

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Creating a Personal Learning Journal with Pages

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Pages is a fantastic tool for creating digital learning journals/scaffolds that can be easily shared with students. This recording shows you how to create your own using iPad and Mac.

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Example of a Vocab Builder Scaffold using Keynote

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Example of a Vocab Builder Scaffold using Keynote

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Video Walkthrough - how to make this simple scaffold

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Video Walkthrough - how to make this simple scaffold

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iPad Accessibility - turning on Speak Selection and Enable Dictation

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iPad Accessibility - turning on Speak Selection and Enable Dictation