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  • Video Feedback * * * * * * *

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  • How To Create Video Feedback? Screecasting Apps!

    Explain Everything $2.99

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    Features: • Import Picture ! ! • Type ! ! • Draw ! ! • Voice ! ! • Save to camera roll ! X

  • Maggie: Topic = Ruby Bridges

  • A Text From Maggie!!

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  • Kate: Age 5 • Started using alt pencil at age 4 • Angelman Syndrome • Amazing progress in 8 months in JK

    Context MATTERS!!

  • How Did We Do This?

    • Open Explain Everything • Click + (upper left) then first white template • Take a pic of something

    - Paper+ symbol/ Click New Picture / Use / Done • Now record your feedback

    - Pick a different color, Pick crayon tool - Click red record, speak and underline - Press record when done

    • Make It a Movie!

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  • Video Feedback * * * * * * * Supporting

    Content Learning

  • • Students in inclusive classrooms often need support for text materials that are difficult, or need alternative readings

    • Video Feedback can be extremely helpful for this purpose

  • Guided Reading Support • Concepts About Print

    • Helping students listen for a purpose

    • Supporting students in graphic clues

    • Helping students make predictions

    • Focusing on words in bold

    • Supporting vocabulary development

  • Find the Components!

  • Video Feedback * * * * * * * Celebrating

    Student Input

  • Celebrating Student Input • Co-constructing text adds to engagement

    • Students customize existing text

    • Use driting (dictate-writing, through oral language or AAC device)

    • Use the alphabet, or at least 1st letter clues!

  • %'(1-@1.$^$T*$!+943$Evan’s Goal: Decide if CC is a hero or a villain – explain why • Read many texts to him • Asked him to comment using Tango

    • Page re: treatment of native people: BAD; DON’T LIKE • Page re: traveling across the ocean: BLUE; LIKE

    Video = reading text WITH his comments added

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    Using an Alphabet FlipBook

  • Video Feedback * * * * * * *

    Modeling AAC Device Use

  • Why Model? Aided Language Stimulation! • For decades, communication partners have been urged to model AAC use interactively (Musselwhite & St. Louis, 1982; Beukelman & Garrett, 1988; Goossens’, Crain, & Elder, 1992) • Research shows that modeling AAC use is helpful (Romski & Sevcik, 1996) • Light (1997) cites several studies indicting that partners use AAC modeling in less than 10% of their messages, even when specifically instructed to do so • Model vocabulary not yet in student’s expressive lexicons and sentence structures that are “. . . just beyond the current productions of the child, although within the child’s receptive capabilities” (Light, 97, p. 168)

  • Starting Out: Limited Symbols

  • Add Talk-Alouds: And Student Movies!

  • How Did We Do This?

    • Put computer & iPad on same WiFi • Open Reflector (or AirPlay, etc) on computer • Pull up airplay (1 finger up, bottom of iPad) • Choose airplay (pick your iPad & mirror) • Open Screencastomatic on Computer • Open desired app (ex: Word Wizard) • Create your movie (iPad screen + TalkAlouds) • Save It as a Movie (send it to your iPad)

    Reflector SOFTWARE

    Screencastomatic SOFTWARE

  • Doggie Bags!

    • handout • websites

    http://aacgirls.blogspot.com/ www.aacintervention.com