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Great resource for center ideas. Gave me new ideas for my centers which I have to create for 4 different grade levels.

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I'm excited that Newsela has each news event written at 5 differ Lexile levels and that Wonderopolis can be searched by topic and grade level. "Spruce Up a Your Centers with Technology" will be viewed many times by me because I want to try so many of the ideas shared by Tony Vincent. I can tell this summer camp will be one that will improve my library. @JoReeding

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I love the thought of recording a video or audio directions of what to do at each center! Then I do not have to keep explaining to my little ones who have trouble reading my step-by-step directions. ~Mandy Watson

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This was incredible! I had to keep pausing the video to take notes. I filled up a page. I will definitely be checking out more of the videos from this site. I really like the idea of the task cards.

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Me too! My students are amazed that

sometimes books are more helpful

than computers!

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I loved all the ideas and wrote down lots of notes. I went back and saved everything to a folder titled "Tech Camp" that way when fall rolls around I know where everything is!

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Wow so many new ideas to try out ! I am just primary children so I have to play with ideas to see how they work to know if they are good for my age group. 1-2 where able to sign in on a google form this year and I love the idea of signing in to center activities!

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I would like to use Gum with other schools in my district. It would be a great way to share comments and reviews with other students outside of our school. A little nervouse about not being able to filter. @Margolibrarian

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I liked the idea of recording task card directions with Vocaroo. This will help with giving directions to younger students. @Margolibrarian

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I plan on using these a lot next year. It took me the whole afternoon to watch this because I kept pausing it to take notes! Awesome PD!

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I feel like a kid in a candy store! There are so many GREAT apps to choose from its hard to pick just one. After watching the video, I began to rethink the centers that I had planned for my library. I am interested in using Google forms, Google slides, and Vocaroo as part of my centers. @PattyAuthement

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I like the task cards. It will be a way to coordinate different centers. Students will always know to look for the task card. I have already started to use symbaloo as bookmarks on my webpage. I embed the webmix for each grade or topic on the page. @camatthews

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Wow!! That in and of itself is an amazing resource!

I just watched two more of his videos. Thanks for

sharing! I will try Vocaroo today.

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Love this idea! @librarygoddess

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I have done research stations for years, the kids like it! They are always amazed that the books and the internet have the same information.

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I'm really excited to try the Gum App with my students. I could see it as a great tool to use when we do Book Reviews on the MN Youth Reading Award: Maud Hart Lovelace Book Award.

I also want to thank you for providing this PD. I love the practical ideas that I can easily adapt and implement.

@MaryEWollmering

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Really excited about Library Center task cards, both digital and hardcopy. Verbal directions using Vocaroo is exciting too. BRivas

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Capturing Responses  and Showing Creativity 

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Capturing Responses  and Showing Creativity 

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Both sections provided incredible apps and ideas that can help me

help my students make their learning/understanding authentic!

Loved Tony's video and wonderful ideas. Excited to return for more of Camp S'More.

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Love how it offers a huge selection of topics and then

presents the information in so many formats! Looks great for an info

exploration center! Also love the Google form centers exit slip idea!

Great post...so excited for more Camp S'More! @katiekreeve

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What a great idea! It was good to get some new ideas for student choice for demonstrating their learning!@reaganraysread

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I liked the idea of putting the Vocaroo link on your library task card so students can hear the directions as well. @SandyLiptak

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I created a google form to use with my question of the day center.

I created a QR code for students to access the form from their iPads.

It was a handy way to recognize those kiddos who hand responded correctly

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Finally, an easy way to make audio recordings that can be shared via QR codes and played on the iPad! Trying this one as soon as I get to work tomorrow!

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So excited for this summer PD series! Love the format, and am looking forward to learning and sharing with others. I was especially interested in the segment about using Google Classroom in the library setting. Getting my own Chromebook cart next year, and love the idea of students sharing their work through Google Forms, Docs, and Slides. I'd be interested to find out if anyone has used this, and would welcome any tips/ideas that have worked well for you. As an aside, Shelver is a favorite center in our library! @CarrieJHogan

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I appreciated Tony's suggestions for showing learning. I love the recording box idea! My students have loved using Chatterpix, in the past. @smitchell3

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I have four iPads and one app that the kids love to use at a center is rocket speller. @capecodlibrary