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TOOLS
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What
I have learned from class or my colleges or friends
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How
I can use it in my classroom
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Reflection
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Screencast
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Learn this from the instructors of
this course.
Open the Screen O Matic and click
stated recording.
Then a box appears and after adjusting
the box,
press the red button to begin
recoding. After finishing recording, upload the recording.
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Use this to give students detailed
instructions and requirements on how to make a Google presentation step by
step.
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If students are not clear about the
steps or requirements about their presentation, they can refer to the videos
and save time on answering students’ questions.
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Screencast
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Use the same steps as above to create
a recording
learned from my college
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Make students watch a short recording
about a grammar structure as a preparation before class. After watching the
short recording, students should answer some questions published by teachers.
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As a flipping class, my college was
positive about giving recordings for helping students. Students become more
engaging and from the feedback of the questions, she knew what was difficult
for students to understand and she modified her lesson plan.
I will try it very soon, but the use
can extend to giving instructions to learning strategies.
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The summary of use of Screencast
The summary of use of Voice Memo
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TOOLS
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What
I have learned from class or my colleges or friends
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How
I can use it in my classroom
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Reflection
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Voice Memo
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Tap the Voice Memos. Then tap the red
button to record my own voice
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Record an mp3 of the pronunciation of
new words in a new lesson or a new article for students to listen and
practice after school.
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Save class time and provide a model
for students to practice. Student can stop and repeat the recording many
times. ---continue using
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Voice Memo
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Teach students how to use voice memo:
tap the Voice Memos. Then tap the red button to record
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Make students record oral assignment
for their oral final exam at home. After finishing recording, send the
recordings to teachers.
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Save class time.
Allow teachers to listen the
recordings more than once.
Teachers can also share some examples
with students to listen if they need.
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The summary of use of Twitter
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TOOLS
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What
I have learned from class or my colleges or friends
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How
I can use it in my classroom
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Reflection
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Twitter
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How to tweet up messages: tap on the
feather; write a message no more than 140 characters; tap Tweet
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Make students tweet a short summary
to a lesson or what they have learned in the class
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Save a lot of time to collect their
summary; Students become engaged in taping their own ideas since it is more
like share something with friends. ---continue using
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Twitter
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When I see good or interesting or
encouraging articles, I can share the link in my twitter, so my followers can
see.
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Tweet up good articles for students
to read
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Compared with sharing materials by
google docs, I think it is more likely for students to see my share in
twitter, since this is their social life.
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Twitter
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How to tweet up messages: tap on the
feather; write a message no more than 140 characters; tap Tweet (Learn from
my friends)
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Tweet students what is going to teach
for the next day’s lesson or things to bring for school as a reminder
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According to my friend, most student
prepare for the nest day’s lesson according to teachers’ plan, but some lazy
students found excuse on not seeing the messages. So I think it will be
better to tell students I will tweet up the plan after school and make sure
everyone know.
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Twitter
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How to tweet up messages with
pictures: tap on the feather; select existing pictures from the mobile phone; write a message no more
than 140 characters; tap Tweet
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Tweet up updates about what is
happening in class to students’ parents
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Parents retweet the messages, give
comments, feel satisfied with their children’s performance at school.----
Great way to communicate
---continue using
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Twitter
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Taping # to create a group discussion
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Have students use twitter create
group discussions
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All the students in a large groups
and they can read classmate message---continue using
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Twitter
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Taping # to create a group discussion
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Create a short story on what class
will be like in 2065 (e.g. write a story
no more than 140 words, and use at least 2 IF sentences)
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This way also saves a lot of time to
collect their story; Even some weak students who are not good at writing can
produce some wonderful ideas. ---continue using
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Twitter
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Taping # to create a group discussion
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Make students tweet 2 IF sentence
structures they have learned in this lesson at the end of a lesson as to
check students’ comprehension.
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Save time (It took me 3 mins to read
all the students’ response. In the traditional class, it may cost 10 min to
check.). Encourage students to think indecently. ---continue using
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Twitter
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Taping # to create a group discussion
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Make every students make a sentence
using one of the new words or sentence structures. After that make students
response to one of their classmate’s sentences. They can correct mistakes or
giving comments.
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I will continue using it since it is
a cool way to save all these examples as formative assessment and it is
students’ e-portfolio in which contains students’ development in each
lessons.
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