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This presentation by Katie Hedges at the Academy of Irving ISD discusses the integration of technology in language learning (LOTE) classrooms. Utilizing tools like Blackboard, digital cameras, and various software programs, teachers can offer students differentiated learning experiences. The session covers effective online resources, classroom technology, and practical methods for implementing technology to foster language acquisition. By allowing students to study at their own pace and access materials 24/7, technology transforms language education.
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Foreign Language and Technology 16 junio 2004 Katie Hedges The Academy of Irving Irving Independent School District
Overview • Introductions • Blackboard • Technology in a LOTE classroom • Online activities/helpers/Websites
Howdy! • Katie Hedges • Spanish Teacher • Academy of Irving ISD, Irving TX
Blackboard • Online teaching system • Classes created by teachers • Students check assignments, turn work in, get resources-information etc. • http://blackboard6.irvingisd.net/
Technology in a LOTE classroom • Scanners • Digital Camera • Video Camera • Microsoft Word • Microsoft Power Point • Microsoft Paint • Microsoft Front Page • Web camera • Moviemaker
Why use technology? • Student can work on specific weakness at their own pace. • Immediate feedback on most on-line practice sites. • Differentiated learning. • Different approach to language acquisition. • Internet available 24/7- students don’t have to rely on just teacher time in classroom.
How it can be implemented- • School computer labs • Public libraries- extra credit • COWS • Home computers Teachers can also create some things and print them off for students to use- that would not require students to have access to a computer.
Scanners • Scan in artwork to use in a presentation, worksheets to send to a kid through email or just to store on your computer, pictures etc. • Can scan magazines too- share resources!
Digital Camera • Record projects, fun moments, field trips etc. • Don’t have to be fancy- mine is really basic. • Send pictures to parents of what kids are doing in class.
Video Camera • Record skits, plays, presentations. • Wedding, newscasts, talk-shows… • The microphone can be tricky so make sure you practice first- otherwise you might not get great sound!
Microsoft Word • Here is a way students can record themselves: • Open a Word document. • Choose INSERT, then OBJECT. • Scroll down to choose Wave Sound. • To record, click red button. • Will record for 60 seconds- can keep pushing red button for more time if necessary.
Power Point • Lots of uses for this program. • Some can be downloaded from the internet for use in class. • Teachers have created reviews for their classes with these. • I have students take screen shots of games they play on the internet. • *student example* Stories
Example of student score… they copy the screen and paste it on a power point slide…
Microsoft Paint • Student examples:
Front Page • You can create your own website with Microsoft Front Page. • Can post class assignments, links to helpful sites etc. • I can post examples of student work on the website as well as notes and videos. • http://www.irvingisd.net/~khedges/
Web camera • The web camera can be used to take still pictures. • It can also be used to tape people if they will be absent for a speaking test or their part in a play. download
Moviemaker • Not all computers have Moviemaker. • Could be used as extra credit by those folks who have it. • Easy to use tutorials can help teach the students how to use it. movie
Quia • EASY TO USE • $49 a year if you want to make your own exercises/quizzes- otherwise it’s free! • On-line activities, quizzes, surveys • Quizzes can be graded by the computer • Quiz results can be tracked by both student and teacher • Materials can be printed out for student use. • AP USE- vocabulary, verb practice
SEDL for LOTE • Professional Development classes you can take on-line- at your own pace. • Topics that pertain to LOTE teachers • Instructional scenarios • Free downloads to create rubrics, performance-based assessment etc.
Epals • Free! • Pen-pals from different countries • Website has technology ideas and projects for teachers • AP USE- kids would be able to practice the language and could share cultural similarities and differences with kids in other parts of the world.
Edhelper.com • $19.99 for 12 months • Useful for practicing vocabulary, grammar and writing • Varied worksheets • Easy to use • AP USE- teacher can create writing prompts, vocabulary worksheets, grammar reviews etc.
Lesson Plan Sites • http://www.clta.net/lessons/ • http://members.aol.com/jporvin/casa.htm • http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/eslsp.html These are some examples of what is out there…
Project, Portfolio and Rubric Sites • http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php • http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/DIS/OHSICS/forlang/PALS/rubrics/index.htm • http://www.nclrc.org/portfolio/modules.html • http://www.richmond.edu/%7Eterry/Middlebury/webactivity.htm
Foreign Language and Technology Sites • http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/eslsp.html • http://facweb.furman.edu/~pecoy/mfl195/ • http://facweb.furman.edu/~pecoy/teaching.htm • http://www.northstar.k12.ak.us/schools/beh/departments/spanish/technology.html • http://facweb.furman.edu/~pecoy/lessons.htm • http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/9806/using_the_internet.html • http://www.richmond.edu/%7Eterry/tech.htm
Grammar Practice Sites • www.conjuguemos.com • www.studyspanish.com • http://eleaston.com/spanish.html
Spanish Power Point sites- good for reviewing basic grammar points • http://campus.northpark.edu/spanish/pp/slideshows.htm • http://tpduggan.tripod.com/powerp.html • http://powayusd.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/online/Spanish/lecciones.htm • http://www.ba.k12.ok.us/schools/nihs1/grammar/pasogram.htm • http://www.niles-hs.k12.il.us/northForeignLanguage/pwptindxa.htm
Google • Go to www.google.com • Type in something you would like to find pertaining to your language- for example: • Spanish future tense exercises Then check out the options Google came up with!