Do you have a lesson you really want to reinvent? Or learn a cool tool, you’re not sure how to integrate? How about having a plan but no time to implement? Here’s your chance to spend some time working on those lessons/projects that need a little TLC.
You’re invited (with or without colleagues) to bring a lesson you've wanted to redesign. Tech advice and resources are available from facilitators.Do you want to boost reading and writing confidence for all learners? Read&Write for Google Chrome offers a wide range of supports that can be used within Google Docs and while viewing web pages for students with learning difficulties, dyslexia or ELL/ESL. This powerful Chrome extension allows teachers to accommodate for different leaning styles (including their own!) This simple to use extension offers a wide range of powerful support tools to help students gain confidence with reading, writing, studying and research!
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I’m sharing my knowledge of google sheets at the DLD day in March. I’m a “veteran” user of Excel and have a lot of ideas on how to use excel (google sheets) to make our teaching lives more organized and easier to manage. My idea of a workshop is to make everyone have fun learning and get excited about a tool that can change how you look at students and that huge pile of data.
At the elementary level, we use google sheets to record benchmark data on our students. We also try to use them to track data on behavior, progress on subjects as well as graphing important issues for discussion at CPT and CST. Teachers might want to understand how to build, sort, calculate and graph data in spreadsheets. I am hoping to also review some of the common formulas, conditional formatting and printing "limitations" that are present in Google Sheets.SANSSpace “LIVE” creates a Proficiency Directed Language Learning Environment using Chromebooks, iPads, Macs or PC’s. In Class LIVE Interpersonal Speaking Random Pairing with Text Chat, OPIs, AP/Speaking exams using any content/publisher teachers need. Students “Produce” the Spoken Language outside of class – at home- to increase their Proficiency Using the on-line comparative recorder. “LIVE” does not require a dedicated classroom.
Come hear what we have been working on for the next generation language lab.tinyurl.com/TMWDLD
We are all digital pioneers heading over the great divide between education “back in the day” and digital learning. In this roundtable discussion, we’ll take an up-close-and-philosophical look at ways
teaching and teachers remain integral to learning.
digital learning challenges and rewards and sometimes detracts from learning