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ICT Applied Skills Workshops

Digital Video in the Classroom - Resource Page

 
iMovie HD 
Tutorials
 
iMovie (iLife 09) Tutorials
 
Windows Movie Maker (XP)
 
Windows 7 Movie Maker
 
 
Classroom Projects
 
Using Still Photos Only
Using Skype to interview (need a screen capture or Skype plugin to capture video)
 
 
Ideas for using video??
Demonstrating Learning
  • Dramatized Oral Reports
  • iPod Nanos for School reporters
  • Dramatizing a scientific concept
  • Dramatizing a math concept
 
Remix - Mashup
Using Youtube videos provided by teacher, students add new soundtrack.
 
Presenting Your Video
 
 
   

Emailing Photos from iPhoto with FirstClass

 Step 1: Export your photo(s) from iPhoto. During this process, shrink their size to no more the 1024x768 (smaller if possible depending upon the use later on).  Click here for tutorial

Step 2: Create a new email message. Choose Attach file. Navigate to the exported photo(s) and select them. Send email.

Step 3: After the email has successfully been sent, delete it. Keeping sent emails with large attachments will unnecessarily fill up your email space quota.

 

         
   

Digital Photos in the Classroom

ICT Applied Skills 1.1
It can be argued that learning Visual Literacy is equally as important as learning traditional literacy for today's students.  "A picture is worth a thousand words." The use of digital pictures amplifies this truth many times over. Most students know how to use a digital camera. However, using it well and with skill will be the focus of this workshop. After images are captured, the need arises to effectively manage those photos, enhance them, and repurpose them as learning objects. The use of digital cameras and Photo Management Software* will stimulate and motivate both students and teachers.

 

Teachers will learn:

  • how to use Photo Management Software to capture photos from cameras, scanners, and other sources
  • how to use Photo Management Software to create books, slideshows, photo galleries, and calendars
  • how to use these skills in their classroom with their students
  • how using digital imagery can energize and encourage students to learn
 
This workshop is three hrs long and will take place as two, 1.5 hr classes.
 
*Photo Management Software focused on will be either PicasaiPhoto or both if time permits.
 
Time: April 12 and 19 ~ 3:30 - 5:00 PM
 
 
   

Digital Audio in the Classroom

ICT Applied Skills 1.2
Today's computers have the ability to record audio much the same way they record the written word through typing. Using audio in the classroom is an emerging technology that has great potential to enhance student learning, especially those who are "auditorily" oriented.  iPods equipped with microphones will be demonstrated. The devices can be used to help students express ideas, record their oral reading development, and capture audio for use in a multitude of projects. Programs such as GarageBand* and Audacity are free and can become powerful, yet easy-to-use, tools for recording students' voices. 


Teachers will learn:

• how to use iPods with microphones, as well as other audio inputs, to capture high quality audio. 
• how to use  Garageband to take a variety of audio sources and mix them to create a finished product.
• how to produce a simple "radio show" called a PodCast.
• how to use these skills in their classroom with their students
• how using digital audio projects can energize and encourage students to learn

*Garageband ships free of charge with every new Apple Macintosh computer.

This workshop is three hrs long and will take place as two, 1.5 hr classes.

Time: April 26 and May 3 ~ 3:30 - 5:00 PM

Location: Digital Learning Centre @ CORE (Google Maps)

Register for this workshop

   

Introduction to Microsoft Word

ICT Applied Skills 2.1
Microsoft Word 2008 is the latest version of Word for Macintosh. In this workshop you will learn to use some of the easy-to-use new features to create stunning brochures and newsletters. If you are new to Word, you will benefit from the "review tour" of the basic word processing elements common to most versions to Word on both Mac and Windows.  

 Teachers will learn:

• how to create a basic document with lists, images, tables and other elements
• how to take control of how their document will look from "paragraphs to pictures"
• how to share Word files effectively
• where to find numerous examples of forms and templates for use in the classroom

This workshop is three hrs long and will take place as two, 1.5 hr classes.

This workshop is available as a "Workshop on Demand." Contact one of the Technology Helping Teachers to arrange to have this workshop delivered to your staff on site OR arrange to have a group of teachers take the workshop at Digital Learning Centre @ CORE (Google Maps).

Workshop Resources

  1. Handout
   

Introduction to Microsoft Excel

ICT Applied Skills 2.2
Microsoft Excel 2008 is the latest version of Excel for Macintosh. This hands-on workshop introduces the basics of spreadsheets with Microsoft Excel 2008. Through step-by-step creation of a simple spreadsheet, participants will gain a working knowledge of the capabilities of Excel 2008 and practice using a variety of Excel features. These features include, but are not limited to: importing and exporting data, entering, editing, and formatting data, creating formulas, using simple functions, and printing.

 Teachers will learn:

• how to create a basic spreadsheet including data, labels and functions
• how to create charts and graphs
• how to use spreadsheets to teach students data management and analysis
• how to share Excel files effectively
• where to find numerous examples of spreadsheets for use in the classroom

This workshop is three hrs long and will take place as two, 1.5 hr classes.

This workshop is available as a "Workshop on Demand." Contact one of the Technology Helping Teachers to arrange to have this workshop delivered to your staff on site OR arrange to have a group of teachers take the workshop at Digital Learning Centre @ CORE (Google Maps).

Workshop Resources

   

Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint

ICT Applied Skills 2.3
Microsoft PowerPoint 2008 is the latest version of PowerPoint for Macintosh. In this workshop you will learn to use some of PowerPoint's easy-to-use features to create stunning presentations. You will learn how to create learning objects that can be shared with your students. 

Teachers will learn:

• how to create a basic presentation with lists, images, tables and other elements
• Put text and pictures on slides.
• Navigate in the PowerPoint window.
• Apply a design template.
• Arrange slide content by using layouts.
• Print handouts and notes.
• Prepare to present a PowerPoint show.

This workshop is three hrs long and will take place as two, 1.5 hr classes.

This workshop is available as a "Workshop on Demand." Contact one of the Technology Helping Teachers to arrange to have this workshop delivered to your staff on site OR arrange to have a group of teachers take the workshop at Digital Learning Centre @ CORE (Google Maps).

Workshop Resources

   

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