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ISTE: CREATIVE COMMUNICATOR
ISTE: CREATIVE COMMUNICATOR
"Students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats, and digital media appropriate to their goals."
Students choose tools to successfully create or communicate
Students choose tools to successfully create or communicate
Students create original works or remix digital resources into new creations
Students create original works or remix digital resources into new creations
Students use a digital platform to clearly communicate complex ideas
Students use a digital platform to clearly communicate complex ideas
Students publish or present content customized for their intended audience
Students publish or present content customized for their intended audience
ISTE-I-am-a-digital-age-learner-poster.pdfThe Creative Communicator ties into Criterion 1, 4, and 8 of the Danielson framework.
The Creative Communicator ties into Criterion 1, 4, and 8 of the Danielson framework.
Danielson-rubrics-by-criteria-critical-attributes.pdfRESOURCES
RESOURCES
QUICK IDEAS:
QUICK IDEAS:
Consider having students create a video where they can create the visuals and voiceover the visuals to present their content.
Consider having students create a video where they can create the visuals and voiceover the visuals to present their content.
Make a Video
Make a Video
Check out these tools for easy video creation
Check out these tools for easy video creation
This video recorder is a simple website that allows users to use their Chromebook to record a video of themselves using the webcam. The file then saves directly to Google Drive.
This could be a great way for students to make a tutorial or video without using a screenshot.
They could even turn in their videos on Classroom or in a group Padlet.
Offer students the opportunity to write, reflect, or present their thoughts on their own personal blog. Collecting their blogs is easy via Hapara. They could present them to the class or simply publish and wait for comments. Check out the example student blogs below.
Offer students the opportunity to write, reflect, or present their thoughts on their own personal blog. Collecting their blogs is easy via Hapara. They could present them to the class or simply publish and wait for comments. Check out the example student blogs below.
MORE IDEAS
MORE IDEAS
Tools featured in "5 Ways to Use Memes..."
Tools featured in "5 Ways to Use Memes..."
- To make memes, try the following programs:
Google Drawings (in Drive)
Google Drawings (in Drive)
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