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Interactive Google Slides and Google Hangouts
Google Slides has recently released an audience participation feature. This allows audience members to pose questions and interact digitally. In addition to the interactive features, we will also look at how some people use Google Slides to create books (digital or for printing). Are you ready to collaborate virtually? Google Hangouts and Google Hangouts On …
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Deep Learning
What is Deep Learning? This session will look at Ontario’s 21st Century/Global Competencies and the 7 Principles of Innovative Learning Environments (OECD, 2015) to self-assess the learning experiences we already create for students. After discussing some examples of learning experiences where deep learning is supported, we will brainstorm ways to improve or build on learning …
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Comparing Tools for Digital Portfolios on a Variety of Devices
Documenting a variety of products, conferences and observations is key to effective assessment. An increasing number of digital portfolio tools are available to educators – which one is best for you? This session will compare some of the options available (OneNote, SesameSnap, Seesaw, Fresh Grade) in addition to discussing the considerations important to teachers when planning for the …
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Creative Commons and Copyright
Do you wonder how to help your students learn to be digital citizens? This session investigates the various considerations of copyright and creative commons in the classroom. Participants will spend time looking at practical tips for sourcing images and media with students of all ages using a wide variety of devices. Participants will also investigate why media creators and …
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Comparing Digital Tools
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between Office 365 and Google Apps for Education (GAFE)? Do you struggle to choose between D2L and Google Classroom or OneNote Class Notebook? What tools are available through GAFE and O365? What tools are provincially licensed and are web-based or have teacher take-home rights? Come and get …