New Fluencies

Learning/Teaching new fluencies/competencies & using technology innovatively to prepare students for the changing world they live in. 2016-2017 TLLP Connecting Kids and Classrooms. 2015-2016 TLLP Bringing ideas to life with 3D Technology. 2013-2014 TLLP using Chromebooks for Blended Learning and Teacher PD. 2012-2013 TLLP around the use of touch technology (iPad/iPod Touch) to enhance the learning of students with Autism.

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Why integrate technology in the classroom / curriculum?

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As a teacher and a parent, I believe that we want our students to have opportunities to acquire and/or improve upon the skills that they nee...
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Sunday, July 22, 2012

Twitter and my Self Directed PD

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As I reflect upon the completion of my 11th year as an educational professional, I can't think of a better or more powerful PD tool than...
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Monday, July 2, 2012

TLLP Progress - June 2012

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Our Project: The use of Apple iPads and iPod Touches to enhance the learning of Autistic students. During the month of June the three stu...

Engaging Students in Writing using Technology (iPad/iPod Touch)

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On June 22, I blogged about embarking on a new journey with my students using the iPad and iPod Touch to assist with their writing ( "U...
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Innovative teaching with iPads

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Today’s post, by Ferdinand Krauss (@eLearnDiscourse ), is a summary of his observations of my students working with iPads in my classroom. ...
Friday, June 22, 2012

Using the iPad/iPod Touch to Assist Students in meeting Writing Expectations

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My students and I recently embarked on a new journey with the iPad/iPod Touch. I learned about an app called Lifecards  - it allows users to...
Saturday, June 16, 2012

Technology & Metacognition

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I have found that the use of the digital camera in my class has helped my students think about their thinking. When the students use the cam...
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