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4th grade instructional technology scaffolded notes
How To iMovie: QR Codes to Teach iMovie on the iPad
This poster is the key to teaching iMovie to your students. Designed for the iPad, there are 6 videos that teach students the basics of iMovie. As an instructional technology coach, I use these videos in my lessons where students are the movie makers.
This poster includes
- How to start a project
- How to record video
- How to record audio
- How to move clips
- How to add titles (teaching students how to add titles with appropriate timing)
- Export (to Schoology, but it is similar regardless o
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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AVID Costa's Levels of Thinking
These are the top FREE online Apps to support COSTA'S. Selected Apps have links to purchase and download to Ipads.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Student Portfolio Project (PBL) How to Keep Track of Student Progress
Rather than telling students what type of platform they will use to keep track of their academic progress over the year, why not let them discover which platform would be best for what type of progress they wish to monitor? In this lesson, students will learn about various platforms for keeping track of academic progress, complete a Platform analysis, and then decide which platform would be best for keeping track of their progress. Summary: This lesson is scaffolded for various learners. (3 vers
Grades:
4th - 11th
Computer Keyboard Shortcuts
This resource is a life-saver for teachers who use MacBooks, Chromebooks, or other devices in their classroom. Designed to fit in the Target adhesive square labels, these scaffolds come in 2 designs: one with shortcuts for Chromebooks and Windows notebook computers and the other for MacBooks. They can be displayed on individual student desks or within their notebooks for quick reference.Print in black and white or on Astrobrights for a pop of color!
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Computer How-To Signs
I made these signs ot help the kids in my grade 1 and 2 classes. Great to help build independence. Signs are based on Microsoft Wrod and Powerpoint. Include how to insert shapes, clip art, how to change font, color and text size. Also shows how to save work and go onto the internet.
Grades:
1st - 4th, Adult Education, Staff
Presentation on Circuits - Parallel and Series- Electricity
This is an excellent tool for teaching or posting to your students, it is an editable presentation which is based on electricity content-what is a circuit?A tool for teaching, or posting to your students. Explaining concepts such as-the differences between a series and parallel circuit, simple electrical symbols key-along with explaining input, output and control devices with examples-The presentation closes with an activity which students are required to answer to facilitate their understanding
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Using Technology to Support Learning: Student Reference Sheets
Students, teachers and parents are expected to know how to use multiple sources of technology to support their learning. Is it too hard to keep track of? Do your students (or their adults) need step by step directions to access technology? Are they going to forget over the summer or be expected to learn something new next year? Are you working on higher level executive function skills, such as meta-cognition (thinking about your thinking) and self-awareness? These editable, customizable technolo
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in: Growing Executive Function Resource Bundle
Going to Google Ed. Apps
Computer signs to help students get into their Google Education Apps. These signs could be used as scaffolds or for younger students to become independent users staring the first day of school. Offer students step by step instructions on how to navigate their web browser to enter a Google Docs, Slides or Classroom.
Grades:
K - 5th
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i-Ready Note Catcher
A straight-to-the-point note catcher for student's i-Ready lessons. A section for vocabulary, work space and to record their scores.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet for 1-1 devices in Ed
This was created for not only certain educators who are learning to integrate technology as well as lesson plan. But this computer cheat sheet for fast key codes helped pre-k and kindergarten students when using their first one-to-one device independently.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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