My Blog: QR codes

4 events

Here are 4 events that inspired me to record my learning journey as a blog:
1. In November 2005 I attended Professional Development courses run by Jacqui Sharp – "Digital Cameras for real Beginners and 101 Ways to use your Digital Camera."

2. I was next inspired by Dorothy Burt who spoke about classroom blogging at a Teachers Conference in Palmerston North in January 2010.

3. My wonderful techie and future focussed husband, Julien, continues to inspire and challenge me to try out new "technology." Hence my iPhone is now my favourite device that I am addicted to and would be lost without. Together with my iPad it has made it so easy for me to keep in touch with current changes in technology.

4. The last event that catapulted me in the deep end and showed me what could be happening in my school, was attending the ISTE conference in San Diego in July 2012. This conference opened my eyes, inspired and motivated me to share my learning. This blog, hopefully, will have ideas to inspire you to get e-learning happening in your classroom.

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Saturday, May 18, 2013

Audioboo and Running Records

Easy as.... With your iPhone or iPad.
Why?
Children love to hear themselves read
It's a record of "before"evidence/data
Do another one later in the year and compare and check the changes/ differences/improvements
Embed on their wiki page for parents to hear - use at Parent Interviews?

Listen to ‘Maia reading The Bigger Half’ on Audioboo

listen to ‘Thomas reading The Bags by the Gate’ on Audioboo

QR codes in the classroom

Ignite at Pinehill School - 16 April - thanks Kate and Dana
Load the QR reader app onto your iPad and iPhone
Load the QR creator app and follow the easy steps
For voice you need to use Audioboo
Children love to go around the room with the iPad reading the codes - labels for individual art work, labels for learning Te Reo and ..........

A message for the children to read

A Mothers Day message posted on the Bachelors Blog

Taliya's audio of her research about the Red Panda