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Codeable or code.org with lesson plans
go to your class to see what they are doing
swift but for higher kids
@lynnsmarges

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Katenessy
used: unsplash.com - saved photos
codable frisbee - zubi flyer - can be ordered
age approciate app for kids

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Stephanie - 1st grade teacher
Uses blogging with her first grade class
they can communicate more global and the students love it when their parents write back.
The parents were concerned about safety but she explained how safe it was
It start - small and use a platform
She started with paper, class, and individual which gave them their own style of writing
They struggled because she wanted them to blogg on their interest and not a topic she gave
She had Wonder Wednesday where she used genius hour
Tech tools - google classroom, teachermonster, eduBuncee and VideoFX live

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Ed takeover thought
Lindsey uses - edpuzzle - put videos in there and add questions with the video
Get it right the first time - why aren't we doing it right from the beginning and we should think about students first

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code.org
teacher needs to be active and go through it
have a coding journal so they can write about it
concepts how we can think critical and problem solve
or in ELA code a play to act out a story.
older students have them record their game through screencast
use www.dk.org - free and can help you get started
coolcat

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most parents want their kids to have it but few schools offer it
teachers struggle because they are not confindent  in themselves and lack of growth concept

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Susan developed
Tweech
easy for teachers and will take away their fears of using twitter in the classroom.

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Susan Beardon made an app that was easy for teacher's to use
cost 99 cents to help pay the cost
hardest part for her was the videos and  app layouts
has courses and a chatlist

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There were lots of ideas but I found many were for upper grades but some I found useful for myself and will try in the future for my classroom.

google keep will help me stay organized with less sticky notes

For my classroom - Easy blog so parents can see videos, etc.
genius hour - kids can explore topics that they like
read/write - so my kids can see the importance of highlighting important things and I like the fact that the program can highlight key points for my lower kids.

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Podcast #6 House of Ed Tech Smackdown 2016

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Podcast #6 House of Ed Tech Smackdown 2016

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Katelyn Nesi and Christopher Nesi were the host.
Over 3 years more people have joined them.
They interviewed lots of people who shared lots of great tools and how they used it.

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answergarden.ch - feedback tool - growing word cloud

google hangouts- great way for them to communicate - digital citizenship

kids will find their own education because they are a youtube generation

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images, drawing, typography, color, shape - digital notes draws the eye - viausl sketchnote workbook

Visual notetaking for educators

Note is for the person who is taking the notes - for the students!

Create an icon library
Graphic organizer

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Interview with Carrie Baughcum

Her students are 2 grades below

She uses google tools to meet their needs
Organize and use google calendar as an assignment notebook - helped them to stay organized
Used google slides -  make books. It was easy, allowed for creative and good for collaboration

Use gamification - best of video games and board games - layer it from the easy to the hardest which is the best
gave an example of Star Wars

Lesson - Argument Paragraph and Speech
Uses hyperdocs - allowed more structure and teacher is allowed to embed all types of tools and her students didn't get overwhelmed.

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Updates
1.  google voice - can transfer languages, give auto feedback, good for sub. teacher and MP3

2.  Tips/Trucks
URL- docs.google.com/create - open new and can use other forms to get to quickly
Bookmark bar - put in folders and hold down the command folder and they will open up all them

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#connectwithyourtribe

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Genius hour - allows kids time to explore what they want to learn.

can follow - #hashtag database that they will begin working on

things are auto saved now

authentic audience - share with parents and others

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Interview with Karla Moura
1. She got started with a third grade class and they loved using google docs.
2.  They did it as an exit ticket using in google form.
3.  She led an ed camp and she saw lots of collabration within her teachers.
4. Her project: uses hyderdocs
Hyderdocs are digital lesson plans that follow the 4 C's. She found the kids to be very creative.
5. She has a lesson plan on hyperdocs for 4th graders which last 4 to 6 weeks on simple machines. It includes text, watch videos, and experience hands-on projects. The project with help disabled people.

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Kasey shared 12 tips to pass the google exam.
Matt shared ditchthattextbook that has google extensions.

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-sketch notes
#GTT001

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how to add a footnote
google training - google products
calendar - set goals - even work-outs
custom templates
classroom features
-new notifications
-how to make each assignment different
-admin
you can request a feature

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Ways to connect with others
build a lesson plan database - searchable grade level
focus on student learning
Weekly podcast