“Phone-tastic” learning

“Phone-tastic” learning
A ‘Road Trip’ to Embed ICT across school
k.broadribb@wildern.hants.sch.uk
@RibbK
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http://failsum.blogspot.co.uk/2010/07/computer-fail-part-2.html
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Shallow
Deep
Profound
John West-Burnham
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Photo James Wheeler
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‘For learners iPads are easy to use and
attractive. The research on iPad use and
adoption overwhelmingly reports that tablet
devices have a positive impact on students
engagement with learning.’
Clark & Luckin 2013
iPads in the classroom
http://goo.gl/UWvARh
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http://admablog.com/2012/11/28/bring-your-own-d
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Father Christmas Survey
% of devices student owned 2009
iPod or MP3
Nintendo DS
PSP
iPhone or iTouch
Smart Phone
‘Other’ Phone
0
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45.00
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What can BYOD look like in the
classroom?
Multimedia,YouTube, stop frame animation, filming,
editing bespoke movies, Edutube, school radio,
graphic design, photo-editing e.g. photoshop and
digital photography, podcasting, voxpops, blogging,
social networking, website design, e-books &
publishing, WIN, Twitter, web tools e.g. Padlet, apps,
web searches, wiki’s, journals, go animate, pinterest
Skype, sound recordings, Quizdom, BBC School
report, Animoto, Socrative, Google Apps (inc Gmail,
Google Drive...) e-reg, e-markbook, Flickr, word
clouds; Wordle, Facebook, Tumblr, Foursquare, Google
+, Google hangouts, QR codes, Apps for good...
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Get a Tech Bar
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Rationale
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Provide a real audience - from Wikipedia, blogs with comments,
YouTube, school radio podcasts, Twitter, school TV etc…
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Offer a choice of outputs (written, typed, poster, presentation,
video, podcast etc…) the input (thinking, planning, note-taking,
drafting, re-drafting, collaboration etc…) remains the same and
the most important bit
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Real time - news, events and global happenings
Fostering creativity as students become creators of content
Promoting self confidence and self esteem
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“From 5, children will learn to code and program,
with algorithms, sequencing, selection and repetition;
from 11, how to use at least 2 programming
languages to solve computational problems; to
design, use and evaluate computational abstractions
that model the state and behaviour of real-world
problems and physical systems; and how instructions
are stored and executed within a computer system.”
http://goo.gl/Gl917l
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“These are precisely the sort of skills which
the jobs of the future - and, for that
matter, the jobs of the present - demand.
From now on, our reforms will ensure that
every child gets a solid grounding in these
essential skills - giving them the best
possible start to their future.”
Michael Gove, BETT 2014
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http://code.org/
The hour of code
eraseallkittens.com
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year11revision.com
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Gaming
From Bobby:
As I start the mission it makes me feel like I have butterflies in my stomach, as the
freezing weather and thick snow breezes across my face. All I can hear is the rustle of
the trees hitting themselves.
From Josh:
The sniper rifle is held steadily in front of me, as I tread carefully. The snow is white as a
dove and crunches under foot. The sunlight glares into my eyes.
From Miguel:
I hear a chopper come from the sky. The snow starts going mad when it lands on the
building. I get on straight away. They get me out of there in the space of five to ten
seconds. The enemy troops end up looking like ants.
As I look back there is an explosion on the building where I was standing and I realise
how close I was to death.
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Student Leaders
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The technology you use will
impress no-one.
The experience you create
with it is everything.
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