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This can be used at any time if students are proficient with it.

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engaging

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showing lessons before coming to group

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Students LOVE it! The ones who resisted work the most or lacked confidence are the ones who took to the screencasting the most!

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The students seem to enjoy it a lot.

Parents like receiving the weekly formatives to stay informed.

Parents can see how concepts have been taught and follow up with that

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* flipped instruction

* meet with students longer

* resource for parents

* personalized instruction

* frontload

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It can provide multiple means of representation for your students to demonstrate thier learning ....UDL

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UDL...Students can respond orally and independently to questions.

They can use it as a prewriting tool to make their writing even better.

Students can create read alouds or record themselves reading to hear how they are doing.

They can do this all at home!

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Increases communication/knowledge with parents (re: math)

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Increases communication/knowledge with parents (re: math)

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helps bridge a gap

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Oral rehearsal prior to writing.  Good scaffold to organize ideas

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Oral rehearsal prior to writing.  Good scaffold to organize ideas

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Center explanation is in a screencast to save on instructional  time

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Center explanation is in a screencast to save on instructional  time

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It can be used as a rotation in the classroom.

They can also reteach themselves/review what has been taught.

Students can self-monitor their reading.

It can be used to write stories by verbalizing first.

Facilitates collaboration.

Can be used as a means of dictation.

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work in small groups without taking too much teacher time (teacher in small groups)

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work in small groups without taking too much teacher time (teacher in small groups)

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students are now going to try putting work on the screen and editing

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students are now going to try putting work on the screen and editing

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it as the cast is going

Help edit on the screen

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reflection on own learning; self-correct

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reflection on own learning; self-correct

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different way of teaching small group, use of assessment

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different way of teaching small group, use of assessment

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about anything

so easy

not scary for them

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digital responsibility needs to be taught

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digital responsibility needs to be taught

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parents can see how the teachers are teaching lessons at school

parents can see how kids are using strategies and communicating at school

kids can use these screencasts in Art to help foster their independence

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How could this be used to strengthen your instructional program?

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How could this be used to strengthen your instructional program?

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Use the questions below to reflect and post your team's thoughts based on your experiences with screencasting... 

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Use the questions below to reflect and post your team's thoughts based on your experiences with screencasting... 

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How can this foster independence in your classroom?  At home

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How can this foster independence in your classroom?  At home

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How has this been received by students?  Community?

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How has this been received by students?  Community?