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Invisible Technology Marian Martin [email protected] Patty Barrera [email protected] Krum ISD With permission from : Dodie Maddox Director of Instructional Technology [email protected]

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Invisible Technology Marian Martin

[email protected]

Patty Barrera

[email protected]

Krum ISD

With permission from :

Dodie Maddox

Director of Instructional Technology

[email protected]

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Web Tool: Poll Everywhere http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/fxUj7WzCwYpZ7oD

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Post:

• List the technologies that are

currently invisible in your classroom.

• http://todaysmeet.com/KISD_ITPD

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Bloomin' Tech

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A Different Measurement

SAMR Model for Enhancing Technology Integration

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How do we

introduce new

technology and make

it invisible?

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Tools of the Trade

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Noise Level:

• Bouncy Balls Noise Monitoring Tool:

Medium

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Activity 1:

• Each person at a table will use a

different tool

• Utilizing your tool, create a

product that illustrated who you

are. Plan to share this with your

students on the first day.

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Where Does it Go?

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Activity 2:

• Each person at a table will use a

different tool

• Utilizing your tool, create a

product that explains your class

expectations. Plan to share this

with your students.

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Where Does it Go?

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Activity 3:

• Each person at a table will use a

different tool

• Utilizing your tool, create a

product that outlines the fire drill

procedures. Plan to share this

with your students.

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Where Does it Go?

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Bloomin' Tech

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A Different Measurement

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Your Turn

• Thinking about your own curriculum

how could you enhance technology

integration in your classrooms and

make it “invisible” utilizing these

tools?

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Apps We Used

Today: • Tom & Ben News

• Sock puppets

• Toontastic

• Demibooks

Composer

• eBook Magic

• Visual Poet

• Popplet Lite

• ShowME

• Educreations

• Screen Chomp

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Tools Modeled

Today: • Poll Everywhere

o www.polleverywhere.com

• Today's Meet

o www.todaysmeet.com

• QR Creator:

o http://qr.zeemind.com/?hl=en-US

• Bouncy Balls:

o http://ictmagic.visibli.com/share/texdW3

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<http://nopsa.hiit.fi/pmg/viewer/photo.php?id=496223>. • Eccles, Pauline. Pay the Pump or Kiosk. 2009. Photograph. Geograph, Herefordshire, GB. Web. 16 Aug 2012.

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GuideWeb. 16 Aug 2012. <http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html>. Used with written permission.