Technology Summer Camp - 2016

Technology Summer Camp - 2016
Showing posts with label Infograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infograph. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2016

Infographics

Google Drawing Challenge
by Katherine Ramsey


  • What did you create, and why? 
         I created a poster in Google Drawing that shows the key words to look for in word problems. The poster has four sections and each one gives several examples of words that mean each of the four main operations. Under addition, it shows all together, sum, and, both, total, and in all. I envision us adding to this list as the year progresses. I plan on sharing the file with students so they can add to it as well.

  • What went well for you?
        It was fairly easy to create the poster after watching the video. I appreciated knowing how to set the page size before adding anything to the project. The hints that were offered in the video were really helpful. Entering information into the poster, resizing things, copying and pasting all went well for me.

  • What was challenging?
        There wasn't anything challenging about this one for me. The video really helped to lay things out for me.

  • What did you enjoy? 
         I enjoyed coming up with a creative way to display information for students. This will be much better than me just writing the words on a piece of poster paper.

  • What ideas do you have for using this tool with your students, grade level, staff or to communicate with families? 
         I will use Google Drawing for a few different things this year. I know that I will use the poster I created throughout the year. I could have students use Google Drawing to prove their mastery of concepts throughout the year. It would be nice to have them create a poster in Drawing to illustrate their knowledge of fractions or budgeting. I don't see a way to use this to communicate with families.

Monday, June 8, 2015

Welcome! Directions for Blog Entry

Welcome!




This blog is the shared space for staff taking part in the Technology Summer Camp Online PD.  Through a series of creative and fun challenges, you will build your own knowledge and skill using technology. The learning from each challenge can be used in your classroom with students, with your grade level/department or with your staff. Each challenge asks you to share your thinking on this group blog as a brief reflection. 

The reflection should capture your experience and your thinking about the challenge and the tool you explored. Please use ALL of these questions to help you as you write your blog posts and provide ample evidence in each of your answers to support the work you did: 
  • What did you create, and why? 
  • What went well for you?
  • What was challenging?
  • What did you enjoy? 
  • What ideas do you have for using this tool with your students, grade level, staff or to communicate with families? 
Please use these questions as a starting point and add any other thoughts and ideas.

Refer to the chart below for help with selecting the correct label to tag your blog post.

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Challenge

Google
Google Classroom
Google Drive
Google Sites
Google Forms
Google Sheets
Google Slides
Google Draw
Google Maps
Google Calendar
Google Earth
Google Keep
Chrome
Chromebook Basics
Chrome Apps & Extensions
WebsiteClassroom Website
DatabaseElementary and Secondary District Databases
Arts & CraftsArts and Crafts
Digitial CitizensDigital Citizenship
AssessmentFormative Assessment
InfographInfographics
Videos
Interactive Video
PowToons
WeVideo
BlogBlog
SmartNotebookSmartNotebook
Flipped LessonFlipped Lesson
PhotoPhoto Management
Online ReadingOnline Reading
SAMRLessons Redefined
Interactive PresentationInteractive Presentation
ResearchResearch Skills