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Transforming Your Classroom: Embracing Technology as Digital Natives

Join Stefanie Rosenberg-Cortes in this enlightening presentation, "Becoming a Digital Native: Infusing Technology Into Your Classroom." Discover the differences between digital natives and digital immigrants, and explore various Web 2.0 tools that enhance learning experiences. From interactive polls on Poll Everywhere to creative projects using Wordle, and engaging podcasts with Gabcast, this session offers practical insights to integrate technology into your teaching. Empower your students to thrive in a digital age!

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Transforming Your Classroom: Embracing Technology as Digital Natives

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  1. Becoming a Digital Native: Infusing Technology Into Your Classroom Presented by: Stefanie Rosenberg-Cortes

  2. Digital Native vs. Digital Immigrant • Digital Immigrants • Those who were not born when digital technologies existed and are not familiar with the use of digital technologies. • Digital Natives • A person for whom digital technologies already existed when they were born, and hence has grown up with technology such as computers, cell phones, the internet, etc.

  3. Poll Everywhere • www.polleverywhere.com • Allows you to create interactive “polls” (multiple choice questions, free input, etc.) where participants answer via text messaging. • Let’s try it! • What’s the learning application?

  4. Web 2.0 Tools • www.go2web20.net • Hundreds of websites that are identified as the “second-generation” of digital tools.

  5. Wordle • www.wordle.net • Create word “clouds” around any text. • Uses: • Reading strategy • Great for visual learners • Discussion • Comparison of all inaugural addresses with Wordle. http://www.research.ibm.com/visual/inaugurals/

  6. Presentation • Research • Collaboration/Communication • Heartland resources

  7. Podcasting • Gabcastwww.gabcast.com Allows the creation of podcasts through your cell phone. • Drop.io

  8. U-Stream • www.ustream.tv • http://www.livestream.com/

  9. Slidesharewww.slideshare.net • Allows students to upload their PowerPoints online and share with the world. • Voicethreadwww.voicethread.com/#home • Allows group conversations around documents, images, etc. • Timerimewww.timerime.com • Create timelines online that you can add pictures, sound, and information to. • Fotobabblewww.fotobabble.com

  10. Animotohttp://animoto.com • Create short music videos in minutes. • Survey Monkeywww.surveymonkey.com • Create online surveys • Online Newspaperswww.onlinenewspapers.com • View newspapers online from all over the world. • iCuewww.icue.com • View thousands of video clips from the NBC archives • Mindomowww.mindomo.com • Create online mind maps

  11. Qipitwww.qipit.com • Turn pictures from your cell phone into documents. • Scribble Mapshttp://scribblemaps.com • Scribble on maps. • Open Zinewww.openzine.com • Create your own online magazine. • Preziwww.prezi.com • Create online presentations in an interactive way. • Scribble Maps http://scribblemaps.com/

  12. www.freetech4teachers.com • Skype • Wikis • www.roosevelthighschool.wikispaces.com

  13. Contact Information • Email: stefanie.rosenberg-cortes@dmps.k12.ia.us

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