Teaching the Last Backpack Generation

Teaching the Last Backpack Generation
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Let mobile devices transform teaching and learning Don’t just know how to use mobile technology. Know how to use it to transform learning. This refreshingly easy-to-use workbook shows educators how to make mobile devices a natural part of their classrooms by optimizing technology, no matter what the content. Discover: practical mobile device management skills such as how to project and use devices as a whiteboard and tools to capture student responses. fun strategies students will love such as teaching vocabulary using text speak and slang or using a digital assistant (like Siri) instead of writing. helpful resources to enhance professional learning.  

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Zachary Walker. Teaching the Last Backpack Generation

Praise for the Book

Teaching the Last Backpack Generation

Contents

Thanks to the Educators

Publisher’s Acknowledgments

About the Authors

Introduction. Welcome!

How to Use This Workbook. Definition

Purpose

Unique Features

General Features

Benefits

Here Is What You’ll Learn

Glossary of Terms. Backchannel—

Screencasting—

Learning Management System (LMS)—

Universal Design for Learning—

Whiteboarding—

Current Research on Mobile Technology

Reflection Questions

Research Reports

Chapter 1 The Basics of Teaching With Technology. Classroom Management Strategies. The 5 Percent Rule

Two Quotes to Consider

Strategies for Working With Technology

1. Dock Your Device

2. Hands Up or Jazz Hands

3. Show Me Your Screen

4. Color Coding

5. Peer Pressure

6. Classroom Design

7. Proximity Control

Choosing a Learning Management System (LMS)

1. Is it visually pleasing?

2. Can the students find what they need in three clicks?

3. Does it have the primary functions that teachers use daily, such as the ability to take attendance, record grades, and share documents?

4. Can teachers collaborate with colleagues?

5. Can teachers easily share resources with colleagues?

Managing Multiple Devices in the Classroom

Most Common Mobile Device Platforms

1. iPads—

2. Chromebooks—

3. BYOD—

4. iPod Touch—

5. Android tablets—

6. Kindle Fire—

Helping Everyone and Their Learning Tools Play Nicely Together

A Few of the Many Cross-Platform Tools

Student Notes

Collaborative Whiteboard Apps

Communication and Data Collection Apps

Classroom Management Apps

Professional Development Reminders

Chapter 2 The Basics of Devices. Mobile Devices. Definition

Things We Like About Them

The Device Settings: Get Started Here

Think About the Following Questions

A Few Basics

Using the Accessibility Features of iOS

Vision Accessibility Features

Guided Access

Turning On Guided Access

Turning Off Guided Access

VoiceOver

Speak Selection

Using the Restrictions Features of iOS

Reviewing the Restrictions

Projecting Your Device

Projecting Your iPad Without Apple TV

Projecting Chromebooks and Android Devices

The Mobile Device as an Interactive Whiteboard. Definition

Things We Like About It

Whiteboard Apps We Recommend

Control Your Computer and Project a Whiteboard From Your iPad

Self-Check on Projecting Your Device and Interactive Whiteboarding

Student Response Systems and Backchannel Discussions. Definitions

Things We Like About Them

Student Response Systems We Recommend

Simple-to-Use Strategies Sheets

Strategy 1: How to Use Photos. Definition

Things We Like About It

Getting Started With Photos

Strategy 2: How to Use Texting. Definition

Things We Like About It

Strategy 3: How to Use Video. Definition

Things We Like About It

Strategy 4: How to Use QR, AR, and Other Scannable Technology. Definition

Things We Like About It

Things to Know About AR

Strategy 5: How to Use Gaming. Definition

Things We Like About It

Introducing Games Into Your Classroom

Strategy 6: How to Use Google

Advantages of a Google ID

Five Gigs of Cloud Storage With Google Drive!

Google Chrome and Chromebooks: Swiss Army Knives for the Internet

Useful Chrome Apps and Extensions

Strategy 7: How to Use Google Docs. Definition

Things We Like About It

How to Get Add-Ons in Google Docs

Ten Great Google Docs Add-Ons

What Can You Do With Google Docs?

Strategy 8: How to Use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Google Earth. Definition

Things We Like About It

Strategy 9: How to Use the Cloud. Definition

Things We Like About It

Dropbox

Google Drive

Strategy 10: How to Use Digital Assistants (Such as Siri) Definition

Things We Like About It

Strategy 11: How to Use Twitter. Definition

Things We Like About It

Strategy 12: Supporting Students With Special Needs. Accommodations and Modifications

Too Many Terms! Assistive Technology | Universal Design for Learning | Instructional Technology

Strategy 13: Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Definition

UDL and Technology

Broad UDL Guidelines

Strategy 14: Read-Aloud Testing

Limitations of Teacher Read-Aloud

Strategy 15: Accessible EDUCATIONAL Materials (AEM) Definition

Providing AEM for Learners

Getting AEM Materials on Mobile Devices

Reviewing Our Work

Strategy 16: A Few Other Random Ideas (Sorry—we couldn’t help ourselves)

Chapter 4 Lesson Planning. How to Use the Lesson Plan Templates

Day/Date Section—

Big Ideas/Goals—

Technology Section—

Reminder Prompts—

Lesson Plan Samples

Lesson Plan Templates. Week 1 • Professional Development

Week 2 • Professional Development

Week 3 • Professional Development

Week 4 • Professional Development

Week 5 • Professional Development

Resources

App Warehouses

Evaluating Apps: The Good, the Bad, and the App-ly

Content

Depth

Multiple Means of Representation

Multiple Means of Action and Expression

Multiple Means of Engagement

Price

Trapped in the App

App Evaluation Sheet

Technology/Integration Review Tools

Twitter Chats and People to Follow

Video Warehouses

Website Warehouses

Quotes to Keep in Mind

References

Index

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“Teaching the Last Backpack Generation provides a framework of implementation for current technologies and tools. This practical workbook is easy to digest, and, more important, easy to put into action as teachers upgrade their teaching and learning practices.”

—Adam Bellow, Founder and CEO

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Louis Pizitz Middle School

“Technological tools are rapidly changing. Newer, better, and faster are all the new norms. This book provides links, URLs and QR codes to support pages with updates and ideas for evaluating and using new tech releases. With a focus on teaching 21st century skills, the strategies presented in this workbook not only strengthen a student’s ability to engage technology, but also to problem solve through creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking. This book is an essential item for the successful integration of technology, PBL, and soft skill acquisition. Teaching the Last Backpack Generation is a catalyst for good teaching and learning!”

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