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Educational Technology for Teachers

Dr. Gregory M. Francom

Become a Technology Leader in Your School

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Using Tizmos on Every Level of the SAMR Model

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2017/04/17

Check out this podcast by Northern State University Student and South Dakota teacher, Brennan Goehring about Tizmosand the SAMR model. This podcast shares some excellent ideas for using Tizmos!

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Using Symbaloo on Every Level of the SAMR Model

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2017/04/10

Check out this podcast by Northern State University Student and South Dakota teacher, Quintin Pease about Symbalooand the SAMR model (with the help of a guest). This podcast shares some excellent ideas for using Symbaloo!

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Using Twitter on Every Level of the SAMR model

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2017/04/03

Check out this podcast by Northern State University Student and second grade teacher, Kaci Ulrich about twitter and the SAMR model. She shares some excellent ideas for using twitter, especially on the Modification and Redefinition levels.

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Ed Tech Podcast for SD Teachers Episode 32:...

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2015/11/12

Have you ever wondered if there are any opportunities out there where you can apply and be awarded money for technology items in your classroom. Of course it isn't easy or guaranteed to get money or technology for your classroom, but it can be well worth it. Here are links to the opportunities that I discuss in the podcast episode:Ed Tech Team Grants - https://www.edtechteam.com/grant/ Donors Choose - http://www.donorschoose.org/ Adopt a Classroom -

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Ed Tech Podcast for SD Teachers Episode 31: Should I...

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2015/10/15

Throughout our history, we have asked important questions, such as, "why is there air?" "How many people does it take to change a light bulb?" and "Did the chicken or the egg come first?" One age old question that teachers have asked is, "should I create a class website or a class blog?" In this podcast episode I help to answer this age old question by discussing when you might want a blog or a website. I also discuss alternatives to both approaches and some of the

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Ed Tech Podcast for SD Teachers Episode 30: Ideas for...

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2015/10/01

Have you been asked to integrate technology in your classroom, but you don't know where to start? In this episode, I share some ideas from Doug Johnson's book, The Classroom Teacher's Technology Survival Guide. First I share some ideas to change non-technology-based activities into technology-based ones. Then I share about some basic and easy activities and technologies that can be incorporated into classroom learning.

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Ed Tech Podcast for SD Teachers Episode 29: Visible...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/09/17

Have you ever wondered what types of interventions, teaching and learning practices and other items really make a difference for student learning?In this episode, we take a look at the interventions, teaching and learning practices and other elements have an above average effect on student learning. I discuss John Hattie's framework for Visible Learning to help answer some of these questions. Visible Learning, and Visible Learning for Teachers

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 28:...

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2015/05/08

In our last podcast episode for this school year, I discuss the principles of Universal Design for Learning. Here is a nicely organized list of these principles: Provide multiple means of representation Provide options for perception Provide options for language, mathematical expressions and symbols Provide options for comprehension Provide multiple means of action and expression Provide options for physical action Provide options for expression and

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 27: Learning...

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2015/05/01

This week, Dr. Alan Neville, an expert in Multiple Intelligences, guest stars as we discuss learning styles and Multiple Intelligences. We dispel some myths surrounding these ideas and also discuss what the research says. Here are the multiple intelligences: Spatial Linguistic Logical-Mathmatical Bodily-Kinesthetic Musical Interpersonal Intrapersonal Naturalist Existential Here are some reference links from this episode: Howard Gardner's original book -Frames of

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 26: What's...

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2015/04/23

This week, I discuss a model of intrinsic motivation and how the proper use of technology can support intrinsic motivation for learning. Here are the four main elements of the taxonomy of intrinsic motivations: Control Challenge Curiousity Contextualization Reference: Malone, T. W., & Lepper, M. R. (1987). Making learning fun: A taxonomy of intrinsic motivations for learning. In R. E. Snow & J. F. Marshall (Eds.), Aptitude, learning, and instruction (Vol. 3,

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 25:...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/04/16

This week, My students discuss four different technologies and how they might be used on the four different levels of the SAMR model. Here are the four levels of the SAMR model: Substitution Augmentation Modification Redefinition Here are the four different tools: Webex Google Drive Google Hangouts Tizmos

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 24: Improve...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/04/09

This week, I talk about the importance of making your voice sound engaging when teaching. This post comes mainly from a section of my book, Educational Technology for Teachers. I also share the four main elements of voice and tell how to practice varying them. The four main elements of voice are: Pitch Tone Volume Rate

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 23: Teachers...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/04/02

This week, South Dakota Teachers share their favorite websites and apps that relate to digital media. These websites and apps allow teachers to create media projects. The teachers also share some examples of how they use these websites and apps for learning activities. Here are the websites and apps discussed in this podcast: Garage Band - iPad app iMovie - iPad app Weebly Wix Google Sites PicMonkey

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 22: Teachers...

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2015/03/26

This week, South Dakota Teachers share their favorite technological tools and apps under the "miscellaneous" category. The teachers also share some examples of how they use these tools and apps for learning activities. Here are the tools and apps discussed in this podcast: Document Cameras The Human Body App My Story App StoryKit StoryMaker

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 21: Teachers...

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2015/03/19

This week, South Dakota Teachers share their favorite websites and apps that relate to quizzing. These sites allow teachers to prepare for or implement class quizzes. The teachers also share some examples of how they use these websites and tools for learning activities. Here are the websites discussed in this podcast: Quizlet.com Quia.com NewsELA.com

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 20: Teachers...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/03/12

This week, South Dakota Teachers share their favorite websites and apps that relate to learning management tools and systems. A learning management system allows you to post assignments and activities so that students can complete them and submit them online. The teachers also share some examples of how they use these websites and tools for learning activities. Here are the websites and apps discussed in this podcast: Edmodo Google Classroom BuzzMath.com Google

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 19: Grumpy...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/03/05

This week, Josh Jensen and I discuss some of the barriers to South Dakota teachers using new ideas and new technologies in the classrooms. We also talk about some nice sites for scheduling parent-teacher conferences and other meetings. Here are a few links from this episode: https://gb.youcanbook.me/ http://doodle.com/

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 18: Teachers...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/02/26

This week, South Dakota Teachers share their favorite websites and apps that relate to classroom management. They also share some examples of how they use these websites and tools for classroom management and other activities. Here are the websites and apps discussed in this podcast: GoNoodle Class Dojo Doodle Buddy Youtube Youtube Schools LiveSchool Too Noisy

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 17: What...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/02/19

This week, I discuss the New Media Consortium's Horizon Report. This report outlines 6 new technologies that will be adopted in K-12 education over the next several years. Here are the technologies discussed: Bring your own device Cloud computing Games and Gamification Learning Analytics The Internet of Things Wearable Technologies Here's a link to the New Media Consortium's Horizon Report for K-12 Education

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EdTech for SD Teachers Podcast - Episode 16:...

Educational Technology for Teachers ·

2015/02/11

This week, Josh Jensen and I discuss some technology solutions for intensive care units (ICU) in schools. Also, we share some unique projects that Josh implemented in a social study classroom. Here are a few links to some of the things we talked about: Audacity -http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ GIMP -http://www.gimp.org/

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