Showing posts with label Learning Styles Quiz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learning Styles Quiz. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2014

[Replicable Practices] Stop your students from yawning because of another Power Point presentation. Teachers Create Boss Presentations with PowToon!



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PowToon For Education
Part of every teaching dilemma or more specifically part of the planning process when creating a lesson is finding ways to attract (buzzword: hook / engage) students into what knowledge or skills you are trying to share with them. Being an avid user of Microsoft Power Point for many lessons I had noticed that students were becoming bored or uninterested in Power Point presentations. Too much is too much. Not only were my students becoming unusually rowdy but they had a look on their faces that suggested "Again? Give us a break from Power Point." Searching for alternatives I remembered attending a meeting about technology in the classroom and jointing down a brief note on a new presentation tool called PowToon.

PowToon yells out to Teachers and enthusiastically says - "Flip your classroom, inspire, engage and delight your students."

Copied directly from About PowToon:
"allows users to create colorful, visually engaging animated Powtoons (presentation - cartoon mashups) with drag-and-drop simplicity...PowToon wants to also make a difference in the education sector and our tool is designed to allow education professionals (and students) to create content that is visually engaging, captivating and fun to make.
PowToon Logo - Bring Awesomeness to Your Classroom

Thursday, April 5, 2012

[Replicable Practices] Educational Merits: Blogging in Education

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What is a blog?

Comments:

I share with you a Google Scholarly Search using the term: Blogging in education. I particularly enjoy:
Downes, S. (2004, September). Educational blogging. EDUCAUSE Review, 39(5), 14-26. Retrieved from http://www.educause.edu/EDUCAUSE Review/EDUCAUSEReviewMagazineVolume39/EducationalBlogging/157920
Taken from the Educase Website:
Stephen Downes (http://www.downes.ca) is a Senior Researcher with the E-Learning Research Group, National Research Council Canada, Moncton, New Brunswick. Comments on this article can be sent to the author at stephen@downes.ca.
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Sunday, April 3, 2011

[Replicable Practices] EduGains.ca

EduGains.ca



UPDATE: This website will be retired on June 30, 2021and is no longer being updated. Edugains resources can continue to be found by signing into eCommunity Ontario and Curriculum and Resources website.

EduGains is another amazing source and collection of ideas to create and sustain Replicable Practices. I encourage all my readers to explore the Differentiated Instruction and Literacy sections.

Differentiated Instruction
Literacy

Monday, April 26, 2010

[Replicable Practices] Learning Styles Quiz II

Original Post: Learning Styles Quiz I

What's Your Learning Style?

Another excellent Learning Styles Quiz (PDF Version) that can be used as a basis for your own replicable practices. This quiz is provided by © Marcia L. Conner.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

[Replicable Practices] Learning Styles Quiz I

Have you ever wondered why you do better in some classes than others? A possible explanation for this might be offered by determining your individual learning style (the way in which you learn is called your learning style). Your individual learning style might also affect your ability to absorb information. There are three primary learning styles; visual , auditory, and tactile. Some learn best with one other learn best in a combination of styles. To give you a clearer picture of how you take in new information and to help you become a better student follow the link and take the 10 minute survey (© American Education Services).

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