This document outlines ten ways to engage students in literacy learning using technology. It discusses using an iPad as a document camera to provide feedback on student writing. It also recommends apps to teach letter-sound links, develop oral language skills, create graphic organizers, support writing with clicker apps, make books with Book Creator, and lists favorite websites to support literacy learning. The overall purpose is to provide tools and strategies for using technology to develop students' literacy.
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Ten Ways to engage students in literacy learning using technology
1. EDU-028: 

Ten Ways to engage students in
literacy learning using technology
Amanda Hartmann
amandah@spectronics.com.au
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Friday, Jan 30 from 9:20 AM-10:20 AM
Handouts are available at:
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2. Ten Ways to engage students in
literacy learning using technology
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5. Learning Objectives
• Participants will be able to identify at least 5 factors that
influence the success of literacy development in
students.
• Participants will be able to discuss at least 2 key
components of successful synthetic phonic instruction.
• Participants will be able to identify 10 key tools that
encourage and develop the literacy skills of students with
diverse learning needs.
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13. “Oral language is everywhere”
“Oral language is foundation to literacy learning”
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14. “. . . without deep
professional learning,
educators run the risk of
oversimplifying and
reducing oral language to a
line on the timetable. “
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20. The more that you READ,!
the more things you will KNOW.!
The more that you LEARN,!
the more PLACES you’ll GO.!
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Dr. Seuss.
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25. Top 10 tools
to engage students
in literacy learning
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iPad tools demonstrated
Star indicates that the tool is available on
other platforms, eg. Android/ PC
36. Easy cheat -
Shelf space saver
from the cheap shop
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37. Give effective and timely feedback
about a student’s writing
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Give feedback:
two stars and a wish……..,..
Thanks Carol Allen…..
39. 3 Key apps for effective teaching of
letter-sound links
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Word WizardMontessori
Crosswords
Letter Sounds
1 Pro
Letter Sounds
2 Pro
Blending
Sounds 1 Pro
Hungry
for words
Word Builder
AlphaWriter
Reading Doctor
42. Apps for Oral language
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Bag game
Collins Big Cat
Puppet Pals 2
Aging BoothToca Tailor
Sago Mini
Doodlecast
My Playhome
Make me a
Monster
Toca Kitchen
Monsters
Tell about it
Bitsboard
45. 5 Literacy learning using the app
Explain Everything
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Reading Record
Reading comprehension
Cloze sentence work
How to videos
And much more….
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50. 6 Literacy learning using the app
Aurasma
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51. Book Reviews
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Videos of students giving book reviews
linked to book covers
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Sign language supports
Sign videos
linked to pages
in books
53. Engaging reading
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Videos of a book being read enthusiastically
linked to pages of the book.
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Share their writing
Videos of students sharing and reading their
writing linked to their piece of writing.
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Video instructions
LONG A vowel spelling
a__eae
c__k__
l__k__
m__k__
r__k__
l__t__
f__t__
m__t__
r__t__
“How-to” instructional videos linked
to worksheets.
67. 10 Favourite websites to support
literacy learning
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68. Word hippo: http://www.wordhippo.com
Simple Wikipedia
Rewordify: http://rewordify.com
Google images
The Daily Cafe: http://www.thedailycafe.com
Reading Rockets: http://www.readingrockets.org
Reading Doctor: http://www.readingdoctor.com.au
Jolly Phonics: http://www.jollylearning.co.uk
PDF books using word families/sight words
at www.hubbardscupboard.org
Starfall: www.starfall.com
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