https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam Hervey PD en-us 2018-04-05 18:51:48 UTC 2018-04-05 19:57:38 UTC hello@padlet.com bbowman10 https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249014307 3 things I learned
1. Google Teacher Tribe is going to offer lesson plans in a database provided you submit one as well. 

2. Google Docs has an explore tool, that allows you to cite the information in footnote form.

3. Google Calendar allows you to set goals including fitness goals. 

2 Things I will share with a peer

1. Id like to set something up for kids to look up with the fitness goals so I'll be sharing with our team with hopes of implementation starting next year.

2. Google Classroom allows you to differentiate within the app. 

1 Thing I want to try
1. Before setting up fitness goals with the kids, I would like to use that feature for myself. ]]> 2018-04-05 18:53:23 UTC https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249014307 bbowman10 https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249017816 3 Things I learned
1. blog.google keeps you up to date with updates and information regarding all google software

2. google transformation center allows different projects to be shared. https://edutransformationcenter.withgoogle.com/

3. There are steps to become a certified google educator. 

2 things I will share
1. I think the blog.google is could be a huge tool for anyone who is considering bringing more google technology into their classroom. I think sharing this with Bunn and Ruth will help us learn of new google tools. 
 
2. Exit ticket with google forms. This would be an awesome alternative that would give immediate results. We could switch this out for our journal entries. I will be sharing this with our team.

1 Thing I will try
I really want to look into getting google certified. In the last year maybe year in a half, I have almost completely dropped Microsoft office because of all of the add-ons that google has and its could data storage system which allows me to access anything, anywhere. After listening to several of these different podcasts, clearly there are still many google tools that I could learn to use and implement into my classroom and I think that if I become certified, it may be something that I could teach to other teachers who are wanting to add technology into their classroom.

 ]]> 2018-04-05 19:01:28 UTC https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249017816 bbowman10 https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249023867 3 Things I learned
1. Learning difference languages through youtube #learnalanguage

2. Youtube minecraft. I love the idea, would like to think about how I could use that for a Health/PE unit. 

3. New Chromebooks coming out with stylus capability.

2 Things I will share
1. New chromebooks will allow you to have an admin account that will have students allows to access certain sources.

2. Chromebooks are about to have a tablet option

Things I want to try
1. I want to try to look into getting Chrome books for each of the classrooms.  ]]> 2018-04-05 19:17:05 UTC https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249023867 bbowman10 https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249028242 3 Things I learned

1.  App to learn to use twitter. Tweachme.com

2. There are websites that can help you develop apps even if you have little to no experience with programming or coding. 

3.  Through the tweach me app, you can request a mentor and you can also teach you the in's and outs of twitter. the tweach me app is only 99 cents.

Things I will share
1. I think the idea of having kids create an app that allows them to keep track of meals would be a good idea.

2. The tweach me app also provides support for building apps.

Things I want to try
1. First I'd like to try and build an app before I put it into my classroom.

]]> 2018-04-05 19:29:07 UTC https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249028242 bbowman10 https://padlet.com/bbowman10/w7akc3d2rxam/wish/249033385 3 Things I learned 
1. If you are new to coding, go to code.org. They will help you learn how to code and how to teach it. 

2. There are lessons that will teach kids how to code. If you choose to do this route, you must stay several lessons in front of students. 

3. They spoke about coding journals, this could be a cool idea if we had computers that we could use on a regular basis. 

2 Things I will share

1. If you don't know how to code, go to code.org and run through some of the lessons. If you start to feel comfortable, try to begin to incorporate them into your lessons. 

2. Some teachers will really struggle to learn code but it all depends on the confidence level. As a department we teach growth mindset and using that thought process is what we must use to learn it.

1 Thing  I will try
code.org, I want to learn the basics of coding and see if the lessons are kid friendly and if it can be aligned with our standards.

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