Top techie teacher tools a z ililc3
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- Quizlet allows teachers to create vocabulary lists that students can study and access on desktop or mobile devices. Teachers can monitor student usage and create classes. - Wallwisher is a digital bulletin board where teachers and students can post notes to provide feedback or share ideas. There is a Spanish language wall available for sharing reading and listening exam tips. - Twitter allows teachers to follow other language educators to access continuous professional development resources like ideas, games and activities. Teachers can also share their own resources.
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- 2. • free • create sound files • video/presentation • mobile app • share • add music
- 3. • free • share thoughts • read other’s ideas • find out about good practice • collect them in one place through using RSS feeds
- 4. • free • behaviour management system • pupils can earn points and lose points • accessible via desktop or mobile device • pupil access and pupil avatars
- 5. • free • share folders with groups/individuals • the more people you invite, the more space you have • MFL Twitterati folders (Spanish, French, German and general)
- 6. • free • bookmarking online • can share and follow lists • have created an MFL revision list for pupils • reduce bookmarks using tag feature
- 7. • free • create class groups for pupils • communicate with teacher or pupils • looks like Facebook • share messages, documents, links, set assignments etc
- 8. • handheld video camera • easy to use • USB flips out for easy connection • great for blogging, encouraging the use target language and giving a real purpose to an activity
- 9. • searching specifically using filetype: doc/ppt etc • Google apps – reader, videos, maps, drive, mail • make interactive posters • educational accounts available
- 10. • free • make different types of games • can publish on blog or website eg. languagesonline.org.uk • examples on my site
- 11. • iPad, iTunes, iPod, iPhone • phenomenal apps – favourites include wordreference, linguascope, cartoon makers, voice recorders • GCSE material made by teachers for free in iTunes
- 12. • share and create screencasts, images and videos • collaborate • free • snagit and camtasia are run by the same people that do more detailed things
- 13. • electronic resources linked to AQA Nelson Thornes text books, subscription only • KS3-5 • audio visual, soundfiles, downloadable worksheets, supports and supplements the textbook • eBook with links to Kerboodle files • (OUP offers ActivTeach)
- 14. • language resources sites • languagesresources • languagesonline • linguascope • atantot • mfl sunderland • asisehace.net • TES resource bank
- 15. • my Languages Online • department for Education • games and activities • scoreboard • free
- 16. • authentic materials • can change language • includes videos and transcripts • other news sites eg El País, 20 minutes • authentic websites offer a wealth of material
- 17. • Oye, Zut, Gut, Zut Jnr • free after 4pm, minimal cost • games and interactive exercises
- 18. • make presentations • linear, non-linear • zooms in and out • can add images, videos and hyperlinks
- 19. • vocabulary learning • can create own quizzes and classes • can monitor who is playing/accessing • can add pre-existing lists to your classes
- 20. • Reader to collect blogs and read easily • works using RSS feeds • tells me automatically when a blog/page is updated and feeds it onto my reader list • saves accessing 30 different pages just to see if there is anything new
- 21. • storybird • make and tell stories • great for younger students • MFL storybird wiki
- 22. • follow other educators and linguists • tweet and share ideas • best CPD around! • @spanishsam • protect your tweets?
- 23. • create avatars that speak • add voice by typing or uploading a sound file • make the character look however you want
- 24. • put virtual post-its on a wall • great for feedback or collecting ideas • MFL collection of reading and listening tips for the GCSE exam • LinoIt is an alternative
- 25. • word clouds : Wordle, ImageChef, Tagxedo • see blog post on different ways to use them in the classroom
- 26. • free basic plan • create videos and add voice
- 27. • authentic materials • music, film • grammar help • share with the world • alternatives: TeacherTube, TES video,teachersmedia.co.uk • download videos using Zamzar
- 28. • games • teachers can make and share pre-made games • all topics • free
- 30. Sign up to Quizlet using a username that you would be happy for students to see (mine is MissLunn) Browse through some of the vocab lists that already exist – maybe look at mine! Try to make a vocab list of your own Can you create a class? How would you have pupils find your vocabulary list?
- 31. Wallwisher • http://wallwisher.com/wall/spanishsam • Go to the URL above • Give some feedback on today´s session and what you plan to do next • Tell me what went well and what could be even better next time
- 32. Other things to try today • sign up to twitter (and follow me, @spanishsam) • create a storybird • start your own blog with what you have learnt today • play some games on Zondle, MYLO, languagesonline or Oye/Zut/Gut • Make your own animated video using animoto or xtranormal