CUE14 - The Highest Form of Learning: Student Content Creation

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The best way students can learn is by creating, by being producers of new knowledge and content. This is the slideshow used for the CUE14 session on student content creation.

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Reaching the Highest Form of Learning:
STUDENT CONTENT CREATION

Isaac Pineda
@Kairosedtech
Technology Integration!
Coach, Former 8th grade LA!
and Social Studies Teacher
blog.isaacpineda.com

Time Activity
8:30am Welcome and introduction
8:35am Why content creation?
8:45am How do we have students create content?
9:10am
What are some useful resources for creating
content?
9:15am Examples
9:30am Closing

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.8.6
!
Use technology, including the Internet, to
produce and publish writing and present
the relationships between information
and ideas efﬁciently as well as to interact
and collaborate with others.

CREATIVITY & INNOVATION
!
Students demonstrate creative thinking,
construct knowledge, and develop
innovative products and processes
using technology.

Data by the
University of
California at
San Diego

Seek
Sense
Share
• Guiding
questions
• Reliable
information
• Curation
• Filtering

Seek
Sense
Share
• Process
information
• Synthesize
• Interpret &
paraphrase
• Establish
connections

Seek
Sense
Share
• Communicate
learning
• Writing &
speaking
• Design &
organization
• Creativity
• Authentic, global
audience
• Technology as a
lever

Framework
equations:
Seek + Sense - Share = Self-centered Learning
Share - (Seek + Sense) = Mere Opinion
Seek + Share - Sense = Shallow Reﬂection
Seek + Sense + Share = Whole Learner

All resources and step-by-step instructions
iTunes U course
goo.gl/PclnAz

Mapping Media to the Common Core!
Dr. Wesley Fryer

3rd grade
students
Charlotte, NC
2nd grade
students
Monterrey, MX

SEEK!
Open
Educational
Resources
Resources
for curating

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CUE14 - The Highest Form of Learning: Student Content Creation

1. Reaching the Highest Form of Learning: STUDENT CONTENT CREATION

2. Isaac Pineda @Kairosedtech Technology Integration! Coach, Former 8th grade LA! and Social Studies Teacher blog.isaacpineda.com

3. Time Activity 8:30am Welcome and introduction 8:35am Why content creation? 8:45am How do we have students create content? 9:10am What are some useful resources for creating content? 9:15am Examples 9:30am Closing

4. goo.gl/P2nJCR

5. Backchannel #CUE14

8. San Agustin Campus grades PS-3

9. Encino Campus grades 4-9

10. Why Content Creation?

11.

12. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.8.6 ! Use technology, including the Internet, to produce and publish writing and present the relationships between information and ideas efﬁciently as well as to interact and collaborate with others.

13.

14. CREATIVITY & INNOVATION ! Students demonstrate creative thinking, construct knowledge, and develop innovative products and processes using technology.

15.

16. Show what they…

17. Show what they…

18. Show what they…

19. Show what they…

20. Show what they…

21. Show what they…

22. Show what they…

23. Data by the University of California at San Diego

24. 3.6 ZB

25. 3.6 ZB = 103.5 billion iPads

26. Motivation &Perplexity

27. Turn in Publish vs.

28.

29. creativity

30. creativity

31. creat

32. creat

33. create

34. How can students create content?

35. By Harold Jarche

36. By Harold Jarche

37. Seek By Harold Jarche

38. Seek Sense By Harold Jarche

39. Seek Sense Share By Harold Jarche

40. Seek Sense Share

41. Seek Sense Share

42. Seek Sense Share • Guiding questions • Reliable information • Curation • Filtering

43. Seek Sense Share

44. Seek Sense Share • Process information • Synthesize • Interpret & paraphrase • Establish connections

45. Seek Sense Share

46. Seek Sense Share • Communicate learning • Writing & speaking • Design & organization • Creativity • Authentic, global audience • Technology as a lever

47.

48. SEEK SENSE SHARE

49. Framework equations: Seek + Sense - Share = Self-centered Learning Share - (Seek + Sense) = Mere Opinion Seek + Share - Sense = Shallow Reﬂection Seek + Sense + Share = Whole Learner

50. What are some ways to create content?!

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53. 3,434 downloads

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58. Story BuddyBook Creator App ePubBud

59. Public ! Domain

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61. All resources and step-by-step instructions iTunes U course goo.gl/PclnAz