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40 ICT ideas in 40 minutes

40 ICT ideas in 40 minutes. Three of the most intelligent men in the world?. Jon Postel, Steve Crocker, and Vint Cerf. Background. ICTAC group Usual suspects Way to engage all staff both in the training but also in terms of confidence 20 ICT ideas in 20 minutes. The plan.

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40 ICT ideas in 40 minutes

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  1. 40 ICT ideasin 40 minutes

  2. Three of the most intelligent men in the world? Jon Postel, Steve Crocker, and Vint Cerf

  3. Background • ICTAC group • Usual suspects • Way to engage all staff both in the training but also in terms of confidence • 20 ICT ideas in 20 minutes

  4. The plan • 40 ICT ideas • 1 minute per slide • A complete range of ideas – the impact of the initial training • ICT as a tool for learning

  5. Add pace and tension with a countdown timer

  6. Create funky PowerPoint via SlideRocket.net

  7. Dynamic office online via Acrobat.com

  8. Online mindmapping - Bubbl.us

  9. ContentGenerator.net – Flash learning games

  10. Random name picker and more… ClassTools.net

  11. Developing your own PLE – Moodle - NineHub.com

  12. Collaborative online learning - setup a wiki • Could be within your VLE • Alternatively – www.wikispaces.com • Excellent and scary tool • Student ownership

  13. Using Google Apps to create webpages

  14. Create a website just in PowerPoint

  15. FlashMeeting – video conferencing for everyone • Flash-based online video conferencing • Free for educational use • Give it a careful look – very powerful tool

  16. Online discussion forums

  17. Creating a backdrop in Drama • Low level ICT, high level Drama • Used Audacity, Moviemaker and some imagination • Created a multimedia backdrop to perform in front of.

  18. Graffiti-ing sources • The one real justification for an interactive whiteboard…

  19. Automatic timing in ppt • Obvious technique, but worth looking again • Useful with sound effects, timed tasks and for ‘episodic elements’ within your lessons • Let PowerPoint ensure the next part appears on time

  20. Interactivity without a IWB • The justification for the technology • … yet isn’t really a justification • Cost : Benefit analysis • More affordable tools – spreading the use of ICT further?

  21. Confuse and enthuse with Wordle.net

  22. Puzzlemaker • www.puzzlemaker.com • One of the older online activity makers • Still useful today • Generate your own wordsearches • But…

  23. In the news – School Report • MFL activity • Clear time constraints – 2 hours • Had to research & present a tabloid news report in French • Script, present and record as if live TV

  24. Smogging

  25. Podcasting with students

  26. Blogging in class Wordpress.com

  27. Terrible PowerPoint • One of the most basic uses • Potential to be the most powerful

  28. Movies without sound • Really simple technique • Effective use of ICT • Ideal springboard towards further creativity

  29. Photoshop Express • www.photoshop.com/express • Online photo editing

  30. Twitter

  31. Using an anamorphic painting technique, The classic interpretation of the skull is that it marks the painter’s ironic commentary on the vanitas of Renaissance science and art, represented by the finery of the men’s costumes, and the many artistic and scientific tools and artifacts displayed on the table between them. Annotation in PowerPoint • Simple, but very effective tool • Again, low level ICT, potentially higher level thinking. • Annotations, highlighting – interactivity without additional cost

  32. Google Apps spreadsheet • Another of the free online Google apps • Transforming how we can use application software • Basic – but the functionality you need • Brilliant collaborative opportunities – e.g entry forms

  33. Del.icio.us • www.del.icio.us • Online bookmarking service • Ideal for use in schools – especially if restrictions have locked down ‘favourites’ • Brilliant Web 2.0 tool allowing you to share and gather together similar links

  34. YouTube in better quality Add: &fmt=18

  35. Flyovers in Google Earth • Brilliant – and free – Google Earth • Nothing to do with Spaghetti junction • Fantastic way of representing journeys / movement

  36. Online storyboarding • Another free online too – E2BN.net • Really effective tool as students – creativity & guidance • Many more tools like this appearing…

  37. Pecha Kucha • Strict PowerPoint presentation • 20 slides • Each shown for 20 seconds • 6 minutes 40 seconds

  38. SCORM tools • Extension of your VLE • ‘Trackable’ resources • My programs at ContentGenerator.net • Higher lever usage of VLE

  39. Jooce.com

  40. IWB for £30

  41. Scribd.com

  42. Not using ICT ?

  43. Install Open Office as an alternative Office

  44. Film an ‘e-Address’

  45. Power up not power down

  46. Your contributions • Post-it notes

  47. Finally… • Thank you! • Not always about the geekiest, funkiest latest stuff • How the ICT is used to support learning • Please get involved • Share ideas at www.effectiveict.co.uk • Join the forum - Copies of all these materials will be there 

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