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The range of digital tools seems to be growing exponentially every day. Mick aims to cut through the digital noise and highlight some ICTs that can help make classroom teaching more efficient, enjoyable and relevant for the students and teacher. From free online storage, to on-screen video recording and old maps online, there will be plenty of resources to take away for review. All resources demonstrated will be freely available (or at very minimal cost) and teachers will be able to access resources online at their leisure.
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Useful Web 2.0 tools in secondary geography
GTAQ Conference28 July 2012
What? Collaborative
Shared – “the cloud”
Engaged
Community
Scribble maps Google Maps as base
Easy to draw, write or add images, markers, lines or shapes to the map
Talks to Google Maps and Earth
Talks to GPS (both ways)
Can import ESRI files
Pro version is free as well
Sharing field work ideas/locations
Google Maps As before
Sharing capability
Integration with Google Earth
Go to www.contoureducation.com for a booklet and links to a Google Maps YouTube playlist
Dropbox 16GB of free storage
Accessible from any computer with internet access (phone, tablet, laptop, desktop)
Evernote Captures everything on all devices and saves them
for you for later!
You see a useful news article while using your phone on the bus
You come across a review of a restaurant you’d like to visit later
Education Queensland’s ICT policy for non-GITC
approved vendors
http://education.qld.gov.au/strategic/eppr/ict/ictpr006/procedure.html
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