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Why
Why
2c - Managing Classroom Procedures
3a - Communicating with Students
3c - Engaging Students in Learning
3d - Using Assessment in Instruction
- Digital Classroom: Students create a multimedia story to communicate learning and demonstrate mastery.
- Communication: Students record voiceovers and curate pictures to tell a media-rich their story .
- Collaboration: Students can work together on a single digital storytelling project (though not concurrently).
Learn
Learn
- Sign up at spark.adobe.com
- Check out some Adobe Spark Examples.
- Learn how to use and teach Spark with this Rollout Presentation.
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Do
Do
1. Plan: Connect with your TLC for help setting up, testing, and planning lessons using Adobe Spark.
2. Teach: Create a sample / example Adobe Spark Video for your students to learn from. Then, lead a classroom lesson or assessment where students create an Adobe Spark video. Your TLC can co-teach, or observer your lesson with feedback.
3. Reflect: Fill out the BADGE IT Reflection doc on how Adobe Spark transformed teaching in your classroom. In that reflection, include a link to your sample project and at least one student sample project.
4. Copy the link to your BADGE IT Reflection Doc and add it to the evidence form below.
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