Saturday, March 30, 2013

Plan for using technology in the classroom

Option 1:
I have created a main wiki page for my 2nd and 3rd grade Bereshit class that will have links to every unit's individual wiki page. For example, the unit Joseph: From Pit to Palace has a wiki page with a webquest of sorts. On this wiki page, students will review the material (with embedded youtube videos as well as written instructions for book reading), answer a couple questions, and choose an option for their own creative final project.

 The options for the project include:

  1. Being the rabbi and coming up with your own questions about the story (posted right onto that section by the student) 
  2. Film a news report about the story (using my Iphone and/or TBZ filming capabilities with laptops and a handheld camera) 
  3. Drawing a scene in the story (to be scanned and submitted onto the page) 
  4. Create a wordle with the words that you think are most important in the story (I'm not sure how one would post this other than printing it out and scanning it) 
  5. Write and record a song (Iphone and garageband on laptop) Again, all of these projects would be posted on the Joseph: From Pit to Palace wiki page.


Option 2: Using the same wiki page, students will be asked to take the following steps after review the material:

  1. Come up with a list of questions about the story 
  2. For each question, think of at least two possible answers 
  3. Film a news report where you are trying to give the viewers all of the information but you keep running into questions! To make matters more confusing, the reporters don't agree on the answers to the questions. This would be done in two groups of 4, filmed in class with cutaways to side reporters, drawings, and wordle. I would then edit the material in imovie and produce it for the class to enjoy!

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