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Mello

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Doris pic

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California Region

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Brainstorming ways to use popplet

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Math basics

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Student popple to solve a one step equation

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Student popple to solve a one step equation

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Character Traits

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Students can put up their answers to questions, results from brainstorming

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Nice to train students to close apps and how to turn on and off accessibility features

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a great way for students to collaborate quickly and efficiently to get work done. See a need for play time to get a diminshing returns on sending distractions to others.

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Lots of useful iPad features I know and didn't know about and new ways of thinking about them with students

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Fun way for kids to introduce themselves, list strengths, hobbies, etc. for back to school activity

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How to implement in a large classroom.

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Our student iPads can't print, but they can airdrop to me or my computer (or a friends) so they can print work, or turn in their projects

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I would like to explore using the Socrative app at the beginning of the year for library orientation.

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Sharing links in a training or staff meeting!

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Collecting ideas from different reading groups and then making time for sharing out.

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In my college classroom, students do not always identify their learning disability. Giving students instructions on how to use this can help them to consume online content more effectively and at their discretion.

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Could students in other schools use AirDrop to work together? Imagine the possibilities!

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Students who might not be at level can listen to text being read by their book group partners (it works in Kindle Books just fine)

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Find feature

Four finger swipe

Activities

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Ways for students to display their work.

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- students working in different classrooms at school could share information using Air Drop

- students who are reading text that is challenging could have it read to them to increase comprehension

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The SAMR model will give me plenty to think about to move how I use tech to a different level with the kids.

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I like the reader function to take away those pesky ads. Like the find function in an article.

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These apps will facilitate group work, especially when a person is abse

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Guided access for those students who need a little help staying on task.

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I would use this feature to let student read part of a group novel. Perhaps a descriptive passage they are trying to sketch.

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Guided access will be useful for kindergarteners. I will definitely use the on/off touch feature. Hahaha (wicked K teacher laugh) students will be wondering why noting happens when they tap something on the screen.

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Research projects

Back to School Night presentations

Book clubs

Presenting new concepts to faculty

Developing awareness of a broader audience in work and presentation

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I use this to "lock out" particular features (like games) on apps that I want kids to

Do particular tasks on. I can unlock them at my discretion :)

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1) book groups- collaborative discussion with book reflections on assigned book

2) speech function- below grade level readers that need support reading

3) sharing iMovies with each other or myself

4) using padlet to share what you learned for the day as an exit ticket or to share what you already know

5) check for understanding