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Below is a link to a blog written by a Physical Education teacher who shares his successful experience with "Nearpod".  He found that students were more engaged, and participation increased in his classes.

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3 Activities for teaching physical education (P.E.) using edtech

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Explore interactive activities for teaching physical education! These health and physical education lessons are perfect for P.E. students.

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1. Coaches Eye- Slow motion video observations
2. Remind- Communication app used to send reminders, emails, or even handouts to a group or individual.
3. Team Shake- Creating groups or teams quickly and fairly. Select a student at random, create strengths and weaknesses to make teams fair. Add constraints so that certain students will not be placed on the same team.

4. Sworkit- offers pre-built or customizable fitness blasts/circuits.
5. FitRadio- offers age appropriate music.
6. Interval Timer Pro- Times workouts with timed transition times.
7. iMovie- Highlight what's going on in your class with a quick movie trailer (would be great to use for field day next year!).

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I have created a beginning of the school year google form questionnaire in attempt to gain some valuable insight on my students prior to the first unit of instruction.

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Please answer these questions honestly, so I can learn a bit about you. I strive to tailor instruction to best meet the needs of my students, which is easier to do if I have a sense of your strengths, interests, and preferences about learning.

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The Motivational Impact of Wearable Technology

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The Motivational Impact of Wearable Technology

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Although wearable technology has potential in the motivation factor it seems as though it is hindering young peoples motivation due to the competitive factor. This is where I firmly believe that the Physical Educator comes into play. Teaching young people how to effectively use the technology and tailor it towards their personal fitness goals and aspirations.

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The below video demonstrates the power of technology in a Physical Education Classroom setting.  Every student is wearing a heart rate monitor and an activity tracker.  Students are all actively participating and working to achieve the daily class objective.

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Teaching Physical Education to Digital Natives

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Teaching Physical Education to Digital Natives

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Teaching Physical Education to Digital Natives

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It's important not to substitute technology for good teaching practices. As teachers we need to take a look at the validity of technology and evaluate how we can best integrate it into our curriculum. We must ask ourselves the question will this form of technology enhance our lessons?

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Teaching Physical Education to Digital Natives

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Here is an article of 100 different ways in which technology can be used in physical education.  Applying technology into lessons can help peak student interest when implemented correctly.  It can also showcase student work, increase teacher effectiveness, and help drive student assessment.

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In the 100th episode of The PE Geek Podcast we celebrate by sharing 100 different ways that you can introduce Technologies into your Physical Education classroom. On their own the ideas won't transform your teaching, but our goal here is to spark the curiosity that drives exploration of these ideas in your lessons.
Want to see how much of a PE Geek you are? Download the checklist and see how many of the ideas you've trialed and perhaps implemented in your lessons. Share your results on social media and in the comments below.
Press play to listen to the episode below or listen here.
Fun & Fitness

1. Generate a random workout for your students with Swork It

2. Complete a Pilates session with FitnessBlender.com

3. Play fitness bingo using the Classroom Roulette app

4. Getting your students jumping rope with Jump It

5. Use the Move It Chrome Extension to get active during static classroom sessions

6. Take an active break with the ClassBreak app

7. Get active with Sweat Deck

8. Conduct the beep test with music using Music Beep Test

9. Crank endless workout music with Fit Radio

10. Hide exercise monsters in your school and have students hunt them down with Monsuta Fitness

11. Use the FitBreak app to discover 45 games and activities designed for fun and fitness in PE

12. Get your group balances on with Balance It

13. Introduce Yoga with Cosmic Kids Yoga

14. Find a PE Game to play with a shake of a device with PE Shake

Video

1. Slo down a discrete skill with SloPro

2. Compare a beginner to an elite athlete with Hudl Technique

3. Offer a hands free instant replay with Video Delay on iOS & Android

4. Have your class Go Live using Facebook Live or Periscope

5. Fly a Drone over a game to see an epic top down perspective

Assessment & Evaluation

1. Use a QR Code in a Google form to assess student skills

2. Teach anything to anyone from anywhere with Educreations

Google

Build a collaborative calendar for you and your students to track key events
Active Gaming

Explore the real world while exercising on a cardio machine with BitGym
Augmented & Virtual Reality

1. Create an augmented reality treasure hunt with Metaverse.io

2. Watch an immersive 360 degree video with a VR headset to experience what it's like

Productivity

1. Automate repetitive tasks with IFFTT or Workflows

2. Subscribe to websites with Feedly

3. Ensure you get an email reply from a colleague with Boomerang

Useful Tools
81 Time sprint races with incredible accuracy using 82. Time your start reaction time using using 83. Measure your vertical jump using the 84. Create engaging classroom posters with 85. Take 25 photos of your PE class and have 86. Have you students produce an infographic of their knowledge with 87. Create an engaging worksheet using 88. Use 90. Measure your heart rate from your mobile device using 91. Get your students calm and focused with 94. Test your sprint speed using the 95. Download YouTube clips for offline play at 98. Create a QR Code using QRstuff.com99. Create a QR Code treasure hunt using the SprintTimer sprintStart What's My Vertical App Canva animoto create an epic video montage with music Piktochart Comic Life Care Monkey to organise your permission letters and notes home 89. Have an injured student complete stats using SwipeStats Cardiio smiling mind 92. Showcase the rules of a new game with Coach Note 93. Easily create brackets by categories, and share brackets with people via email and social networks with the Bracket App 96. Create a PE Newsletter with Smore fitnessmeter app 97. Track the time, speed and much more of your run with Runkeeper www.clipconverter.cc/ 100. Become a better PE Teacher by engaging and learning on twitter
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Episode 100 - One Hundred Ways to Use Technology in PE - The P.E Geek

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In the 100th episode of The PE Geek Podcast we celebrate by sharing 100 different ways that you can introduce Technologies into your Physical Education classroom. On their own the ideas won't transform your teaching, but our goal here is to spark the curiosity that drives exploration of these ideas in your lessons.

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Great source for implementing peer assessment with technology. I also love how students can use video to self reflect throughout the course.