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Enhancing Summer Seminars with Technology: Ideas and Resources for Educators

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Join us for the Tech Liaison Meeting on May 1, 2014, at 3 PM EST. Share ideas on integrating technology into summer seminars, focusing on Facing History and its presence on social media platforms. We will discuss how to effectively present resources from the Facing History website, as well as utilizing library tools for borrowing and streaming media. Learn from examples like Padlet, which helps initiate classroom discussions, and explore useful tools like VLC media player and Dowce screen capture for enhancing your teaching experience.

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Enhancing Summer Seminars with Technology: Ideas and Resources for Educators

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  1. Using Technology in our Summer Seminars: Ideas, Tips and ChallengesTech Liaison Meeting May1, 2014 We begin at 3 pm EST!

  2. Group Share of Ideas

  3. How are you planning on…. • talking about Facing History’s rich presence on a variety of social media platforms? • presenting Facing History’s website and resources there? • explaining the library borrowing and streaming video assets? • What types of handouts and support do you need from p-tech or other?

  4. From NY Teacher: Padlet Use Example • Hey Daniel, • I'm not sure if you are familiar with Padlet, but I use it frequently as a way to get the conversation started before we have class.  To begin our Little Rock 9 unit I had the students research images of the 9 and post them on Padlet, along with what they thought might be going on in the photos.  • Check it out here: http://padlet.com/wall/vkbvmzxq7c

  5. Here’s Brian’s Top 3 Tips • VLC media player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html • Dowce screen capture: http://www.dowce.com/ • video downloader (YouTube): http://www.ytddownloader.com/1

  6. New England Example • Here's the padlet site we've been using as a homework/public posting area: http://padlet.com/wall/BPSHolocaust2 with our iWitness assignment.

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