ICT+PLT+Workshops

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> See our [|blog post]for information. > Have you had the experience of teaching a class and wondering if anyone is listening, let alone following what you are saying? Are you overwhelmed by the range of abilities in your classes and wanting to know more about how to differentiate your teaching to reach all students? This workshop may not focus as much on specific ICT tools as others offered on Monday 27th, but it will provide an introduction to some ideas about how to use language to facilitate deeper learning, what is differentiation and how you might incorporate this into your planning and other aspects of teaching for the 21st Century. Join this workshop to share ideas, discuss the issues and find out about some new approaches being used in schools today. > This is a workshop for beginners. You will find out what Twitter is, and how it has evolved, learn the correct jargon, sign up for an account, understand the Twitter page layout, and begin to send and receive tweets. More importantly, you'll learn how to search for relevant educational experts and/or colleagues who you can follow, thus building up your own Personal Learning Network (PLN). > **Part One - Moving from being the 'sage on the stage'** > Participants (in the role of student) will watch a short 'flipped lecture' that students would typically watch 'outside' of class > **Part Two - To the "guide on the side"** > Particpants will experience a 'hands on' way to run a lesson after a 'flipped lecture' using an Inquiry Learning tool called 'Question Dice' > A quick and easy way to develop quick quizzes, crosswords, find-a-words, matching activities and more for your classrooms, using your own vocabulary lists. These activities can be quickly and easily uploaded to your Moodle course. > A picture is worth a thousand words - using still and moving images to help students communicate concepts and demonstrate understanding. > Explore my favourite 5 ICT sites with me, then take some time to experiment with them. > An opportunity for senior or other interested maths teachers to get together and share ideas around the use of the Classpad Calculator, particularly given its increased emphasis and its use in Unit 3&4 maths exams. > Take another look at Prezi and have a chance to produce your own presentations and ask lots of questions. > Get the answers to all those Moodle questions you never have time to ask. Learn how to organise your course materials, create class groups, create assessments and rubrics and even send bulk emails to your classes.
 * 1) ** Smart Pens - Julian Roche and Gabi Lindsay **
 * 1) ** Getting more Bang for your Blah . . . making language work for you in a 21st Century classroom - Janet McClelland **
 * 1) ** Twitter and developing your PLN (Professional Learning Network) - Chris Munari **
 * 1) ** Flipping your Classroom - Naomi O'Connor **
 * 1) ** Hot Potatoes - Lisa Mei **
 * 1) ** Using Video as a learning and teaching tool - Barb Hellwege **
 * 1) ** Top 5 ICT sites I have used - Carmel Robertson **
 * 1) ** Classpads in Senior Maths - David Cooper **
 * 1) ** Prezi - Meredith Lia **
 * 1) ** Moodle - Casey Fogarty **

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 * ** Smart Pens - Julian Roche and Gabi Lindsay **
 * ** Flipping your Classroom - Naomi O'Connor **
 * ** Top 5 ICT sites I have used - Carmel Robertson **
 * ** Moodle - Casey Fogarty **