The introduction of technology into the math classroom has redefined how teachers plan, teach and assess. In this session, we will utilize a hands-on approach to show how technology can amplify students’ ability to communicate, collaborate, represent and learn from one another in a one-to-one junior math classroom. Part 2 of this webinar will highlight the dynamic use of online discussion forums, web 2.0 brainstorming and presentation tools, Crowdmark moderated marking system, on-line math games and manipulatives, as well as various Chrome apps and extension to enhance student learning.
Audience: Junior
Resources:
- Find Sandra on twitter: @watnunu
- Intro to SAMR Model Video
- 3 Part Math Lesson
- Kyle Pearce 4 Part Math Lesson
- Mean, Median and Mode Video
- Using Video in the Classroom
- Flipped Classroom Article
- Arcademics Game
- Quizz Game
- Comparing Quiz Website
- Google Slide Presentation
- Google Slide Follow Up
- Example of Google Slides
- Minds on Video Resources:
- Minds on Games
- Minds on: Diagnostic Assessments
- Minds On Authentic
- Investigation Manipulatives:
- Chrome Extensions and Applications
- Assessment:Feedback
- Assessment How to Videos:
- Assessment Websites:
- Assessment: Moderated Marking
- Discussion Forums
- Math e-Portfolios using Google Sites
- Digital PortfoliosOne Note
- Sesame
- One Note