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Apps for the PYP Classroom Jason Graham Twitter; @jasongraham99 Website: www.thelearningjourney.org
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Apps for the PYP Classroom

Jason Graham

Twitter; @jasongraham99Website: www.thelearningjourney.org

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Who am I?

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Caveat: Best App is you

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SAMR

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You don’t have to be …

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Overview

Apps can be used to assist learners to

investigate, create, communicate,

collaborate, organizeand be responsible for their own learning and

actions.

This webinar introduces iPad Apps that have practical applications in the PYP classroom, through links

to PYP Key Concepts, Transdisciplinary Themes and

Transdisciplinary Skills.

The webinar will use Bloom’s Revised

Taxonomy within the context of the ICT in the PYP document to connect teaching and

learning with technology.

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Goals

You will have practical ideas to use in your

classroom.

You will have been introduced to 3 Apps you

might use to enhance student learning.

You will be able to link learning outcomes to

PYP concepts and Trans-disciplinary Skills.

You will be able to make connections with

technology using Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy.

At the end of this webinar:

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Please type in the chat window where you are from

and what you do.

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So where in the World are you?

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Remember the Learner Profile

CaringReflectiveThinkerRisk TakerOpen MindedCommunicatorPrincipledKnowledgeableBalancedInquirer

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International

Mindedness

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Let’s begin …

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Hopping around

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Too many choices

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Trans Theme: Sharing the Planet

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App #1 Book Creator

Taxonomy Link Create

SAMR: Redefinition

Conceptual Links: Form, Change

Trans-disciplinary Skill Link:

Communication

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Form

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Learners can …

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Picture books Research projectScrapbook ‘A view from our window

Create collaborative books with classes from around the globe

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Change

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Communication

skills

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Participant Question #1

Why are communication skills important when using technology to create?

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?

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What does the ICT in the PYP Document say?

ICT provides opportunities for the

transformation of teaching and

learning and enables students to

investigate, create, communicate,

collaborate, organize and be

responsible for their own learning

and actions.

The Role of ICT in the PYP p.1

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Break for Questions

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App #2 Stop Motion

Taxonomy Link Create & Evaluate, Analyse

SAMR: Redefinition

Conceptual Links: Reflection, Connection

Trans-disciplinary Skill Link:

Research

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Trans Theme:

Who we are

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Connection

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Learners can …

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Create a time lapse (where

we are in Place & Time)

Depict a story about who we are, how and

where we grew up

Demonstrate connections

between differing or

similar aspects

Reflect on changes made

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Reflection

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Research

skills

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Example

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Principled

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Participant Question #2

How might you use this App in your own class to develop an understanding of Reflection or Connection?

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?

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What does the ICT in the PYP Document say?

Teachers have a responsibility to

help students to make explicit

connections between different

aspects of their learning. Students

need opportunities to identify and

reflect on significant ideas within

the different skills of ICT, the trans

disciplinary themes, and other

subject areas.

The Role of ICT in the PYP p.3

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Break for Questions

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Are you still with me?

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App #3 Puppet Pals

Taxonomy Link Create

SAMR: Redefinition

Conceptual Links: Perspective, Function

Learner profile: Caring

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Trans Theme:

Where we are in

place and time

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Perspective

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Learners can …

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Create a play or story about how our life compares today to the past

Using images of things in their real world to create a

digital story

Using known characters

(Goldilocks) to tell a story from a

different perspective Bears)

Friendship stories using student's

faces

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Function

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Example

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Caring

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Participant Question #3

How might learners develop their ownor shared perspective using this App inyour classroom?

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?

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Break for Questions

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Bonus App QR Codes

Taxonomy Link Create

SAMR: Redefinition

Conceptual Links: Reflection, Function

Learner profile: Reflection

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What IS a QR Code?

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What can I use QR Codes for?

• Assessment

• Reflection of students work (describing process)

• Additional Information for displays

• Scavenger Hunt

• Notes

• Tutorials

• Book reports

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Reflection

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Photo by Tom Hussey

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Learners can …

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Make links to authentic audience

Share their work

Use QR Codes for reflection

and assessment

Bridge the real to virtual

gap

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Function

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Example

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Example

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Keys to learning

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Open doors Collaborate Take time Don’t allow technology to dictate learning

outcomes

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Which direction are you going in?

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Wrapping up

Incorporate these practical ideas to

use in your classroom.

Use these 3 Apps in a meaningful way to enhance student

learning.

Link learning outcomes to PYP

concepts and Trans-disciplinary Skills.

Make connectionswith technology using

Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy / SAMR.

..

You are now able to:

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My parting gift

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https://sites.google.com/site/wattslearning2013/resources/grade-level-apps

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Thank You

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