Show What You Know Using Your iPad

Bring your iPad and prepare for an interactive, hands-on session that will get students sharing and showing what they've learned, and how to apply it. You'll leave with resources for your classroom.

Download these apps:

Camera

No need to download

Share your work here:

http://ly.tcea.org/techacc

Directions:

Open the Padlet App > Continue as a Guest > Scan QR Code

Camera App with QR Codes

What is a QR Code?

A quick response code is a digital image that can be scanned without the beam of light needed to scan barcodes at the grocery store. Change up your routine with a QR code. There are several ways to use a QR Code in your classroom:

1. Take Students Directly to a Designated Website

2. Post artwork with a QR Code that will take them to a site with more information.

3. Create activities for student engagement.

4. Place QR codes in different parts of your classroom or school building.

The whole class is researching Animals. All students draw their animal. Place them in the hallway. Attach a QR code so parents can access their information.

Doodle Buddy

Doodle Buddy Draw for iPad is my favorite app because of its flexibility, user-friendly interface, and multipurpose use across all content areas. From being creative to simply writing prompts, every user can have fun, get engaged, and learn.

**Teachers need to know that Doodle Buddy is a free drawing app, but it comes with ads. You can disable the ads by making a $5.99 in-app purchase. The app also entices kids to download other apps so as to earn "Doodle Bucks" to use within the game. Teachers can turn off the ability to download other apps from within the "Settings" section of your iPad.

Activity: Drawing Conclusions

Use the Paint Tool for this activity. You can change the type of paint tool: paint, chalk, glitter and smudge. The eraser and brush size is also located under the Paint Tool. Color tool will also help you complete this activity.

1. Listen to the sentence and draw your conclusion.

2. Take a screenshot

Next part- Upload to Padlet

Padlet

Padlet is a free, online "virtual wall" tool where students and teachers can express thoughts on topics of their choice. It's like a Bulletin Board but on the Web.

Teachers will need to create an account and can have 3 FREE padlets at a time.

One can add images, links, videos, and more.

Uses for Padlet in your classroom could be endless, and could include:

  • Book Review
  • Topic Summary
  • Question Board
  • Opinon/Forum
  • Greeting Card or Thank you Wall

Share your work here:

4. Upload your Doodle Buddy screenshot to the following link:

https://padlet.com/preimers/k0jem9q0kmxg

GooseChase

GooseChase has combined the scavenger hunt with smartphone technology to create a "Get Up and Moving" activity.

Teachers can easily create and facilitate a customized scavenger hunt.

You will need a GooseChase EDU account. Free and Paid Tiers available.

Missions include: audio, social media, text missions, physical, dance, interview, selfie, and photoshop.

Website: https://www.goosechase.com/edu/

Teachers need an account to build a game from the Game Manager on the Goose Chase website.

Create and add missions your students will complete to earn points.

Missions will allow the participants to submit a photo, a video, a text response, or check in at a particular location.

The game code is a new way for participants to find your game! Instead of having to search by name, they can just enter this code in the app & proceed directly to your game.

Game is TCEA-TAA

Password is TCEA

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