15. Learners learn in the context of their lives.
Peter Senge
Today’s education system faces irrelevance,
unless we bridge the gap between how
students live and how they learn.
Michael Furdyk
16. Learners learn in the context of their lives.
Peter Senge
Today’s education system faces irrelevance,
unless we bridge the gap between how
students live and how they learn.
Michael Furdyk
24. It’s about learning and teaching
However, technology allows for the most:
Creative Collaborative Powerful
Engaging Authentic Relevant
learning opportunities for teachers and our
students that we have never had before.
31. VELS - Standards - Level 2
- compose simple electronic messages to known recipients.
- students use ICT to locate and retrieve relevant information
from a variety of sources.
- students manipulate text, images and numeric data
- retrieve files and save new files.
32. VELS - Standards - Level 3
- use ICT tools to list ideas, order them into logical sequences,
and identify relationships between them.
- explain the purpose of passwords.
- create information products to assist in problem solving in all
areas of the curriculum.
- students initiate and compose email messages to known and
unknown audiences.
- use a recommended search engine and limited key words to
locate information from websites from a variety of sources.
33. VELS - Standards - Level 4
- apply ICT tools and techniques to represent and explore
processes, patterns and cause-and-effect relationships.
- produce accurate and suitably formatted products to suit
different purposes and audiences.
- students create and maintain an up-to-date, logically
structured bank of digital evidence of their learning
- use email, websites to acquire from, or share information
with, peers and known and unknown experts.
- upload their work to a protected public online space.
- evaluate the integrity of the located information based on its
accuracy and the reliability of the web host.
34. VELS - Standards - Level 5
- students use a range of data types, including sound and still
and moving images, to record the decisions made and actions
taken when developing new understanding and problem
solving.
- select the most appropriate search engines to locate
information on websites. They use complex search strategies
to refine their searches.
- share their ideas through their blog, website or other public
forums.
- evaluate the merits of contemporary communication tools,
taking into account their security, ease of use, speed of
communication and impact on individuals.
35. Cyber Safety
New Government website
http://www.cybersmart.gov.au/
Find out your school acceptable
use policy and how it relates to
your students and yourself.
36. Cyber Safety
New Government website
http://www.cybersmart.gov.au/
Find out your school acceptable
use policy and how it relates to
your students and yourself.
http://www.reclaimprivacy.org/
37. Copyright
Government website
http://www.smartcopying.edu.au/
We need to explain and talk to
our students about copyright
and importantly, we need to
know it and model it.
90. WEB 2.0 - Tools for Teachers
• Collaborate and communicate
Wallwisher • www.wallwisher.com
• http://www.wallwisher.com/
wall/crtday
91. WEB 2.0 - Tools for Teachers
• Collaborate and communicate
Wallwisher • www.wallwisher.com
• http://www.wallwisher.com/
wall/crtday
• List of tools to use in schools
Cool tools • cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com
92. WEB 2.0 - Tools for Teachers
• Collaborate and communicate
Wallwisher • www.wallwisher.com
• http://www.wallwisher.com/
wall/crtday
• List of tools to use in schools
Cool tools • cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com
• Use text to create a movie
Xtranormal • www.xtranormal.com
93. WEB 2.0 - Tools for Teachers
• Collaborate and communicate
Wallwisher • www.wallwisher.com
• http://www.wallwisher.com/
wall/crtday
• List of tools to use in schools
Cool tools • cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com
• Use text to create a movie
Xtranormal • www.xtranormal.com
• Create animations
Meemov • memoov.com