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Fostering Reading Comprehension Through Wikipages Going Digital in the K-12 Classroom An Advancing Literacy Workshop

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Fostering Reading Comprehension Through Wikipages

Going Digital in the K-12 ClassroomAn Advancing Literacy Workshop

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Technical Issues

• During the Wimba session we are limited in our ability to solve most technical problems. However, if you experience technical problems during this Wimba workshop, you can call:

866-350-4978Wimba Technical Assistance

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Introductions

• Michele Cochran – 6th grade English Language Arts, Richmond County

• Alonda Singletary, 6th Grade English Language Arts Teacher

• Alison Wilson – 8th grade English Language Arts, Richmond County

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AgendaWelcome to Fostering Reading Comprehension

Through Wikipages. Here’s what we are covering in this presentation: • Incorporating reading comprehension skills

through digital stations/learning centers• Focusing on activating prior knowledge,

sequencing, citing textual evidence, comparing/contrasting, nonfiction, and theme

• Independent Practice & Follow Up Discussion• Questions & Answers

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Wiki with PB works.comHow to video on setting up a PB works:http://vimeo.com/25541513

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Wiki Set-up with PB works

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Class Blogging

www.kidblog.org• for blogging novices• user-friendly• can upload up to 200

students• teacher is the

administrator• no ads• FREE!

Why blog?• instant feedback• encourages student

interaction• no one is left out

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Dipity Timeline

Creating a dipity timeline can be a helpful tool in fostering the reading concept of sequential order/sequence of events.

Dipity is a student/teacher friendly site to navigate easily and a safe place to store a timeline.

The official site to join dipity is www.dipity.comThere are four options along the top of the page

– you will choose “Create a Timeline” page.

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Why Go Digital?

• saves teacher time and effort• supplemental material (e.g. videos) are

available to everyone at the same time• promotes student engagement

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Questions and Answers

• Please “raise your hand” in the Wimba box.

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Next Steps

• Over the next two days try out some of the tools we’ve shared with you here and think about how you can use them in your classroom with your students.

• The Outsiders Wiki For Reading Comprehension• dipity.com• Kidblog.org

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Next Steps

• That discussion is at the Adolescent Literacy Ning at:

http://adolescent-literacy.ning.com/group/advancingliteracy

• Scroll down the page to find the discussion forum for this presentation titled:

Presentation 4: Using Wikis to Foster Comprehension

• Information about this is included in the workshop packet we sent out in an email.

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For More Information

For more information about this workshop and others go to the Center for Adolescent Literacies website at:

http://literacy.uncc.edu/

Presentation materials including this Power Point are posted at:

http://literacy.uncc.edu/professional-development

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Thank You!

Thank you for joining us today. In about a week, you will receive a short survey that helps us evaluate these workshops. Thanks in advance for filling that out.

For additional questions contact:Bruce Taylor

Director, The Center for Adolescent Literacies at UNC Charlotte

[email protected]