Presentation tools for Collaboration
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This was one of my presentations given at the recent Teach IT conference in Singapore. November 2011. http://teachit2011.uwcsea.wikispaces.net/Workshop_02
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Presentation tools for Collaboration
- 1. presentation tools to support collaboration http://tinyurl.com/ajm2011 Created by Andrew McCarthy - Digital Literary Coach (Dover) November 2011 anm@uwcsea.edu.sg
- 4. How do you get students to work collaboratively to develop a product?
- 5. Separate the content from the creation phase How do you get students to work collaboratively to develop a product?
- 6. Separate the Use a table to content from the summarise the creation phase content first How do you get students to work collaboratively to develop a product?
- 7. Separate the Use a table to content from the summarise the creation phase content first How do you get students to work collaboratively to develop a product? Suggest tools that allow students to share the product throughout
- 8. Separate the Use a table to content from the summarise the creation phase content first How do you get students to work collaboratively to develop a product? Suggest tools that allow At the final stage allow students to share the one student to add the product throughout final design touches.
- 9. Content vs Creation ?
- 10. Google Docs to summarise ideas
- 11. Google Doc Presentations as a tool
- 14. Typical Powerpoint/Keynote How do you present in in a more conceptual and creative way?
- 16. Does the students work show their conceptual thinking?
- 17. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 18. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 19. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 20. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 21. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 22. examples of fair trade? evaluation of pros and cons economic implications What is fair trade?
- 24. up to 10 students at a time Prezi Meeting - https://bubbl.us/
- 27. THINGS TO TRY WITH PREZI • Creating a prezi • Developing some text • Adding a picture • Drawing a frame • Making a path along the ideas • Changing the template • Inviting someone else to your Prezi Meeting - share a link with the person next to you
- 28. ? What questions do you have? Created by Andrew McCarthy - Digital Literary Coach (Dover) Andrew McCarthy | 25th April November 2011 anm@uwcsea.edu.sg 2011 | twitter @ajmccarthynz
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- So often student develop presentations in groups, but one student does all the work whilst other students are disengaged\nAre group presentations a valid style of assessment (who did the work?)\nImportant 21st century skills - the pitch, the presentation (TOK is a good example, English Orals)\n\n
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- What goes into the presentation is far more important that the actual presentation. \n Student usually begin by building slides with little idea about structure and sharing their thoughts.\n A group can collaborate on the content very easily - Google Docs, DropBox.\n
- Google Docs is an excellent way to initially frame the discussion. \nCan see evolution of draft, give feed back and then ok for the group to create a presentation.\nCollaboration\n
- All of the same functionality\nDrop and drag pictures\nSpeaker notes to prepare ideas, student adding comments. \n
- linear presentation = linear thinking?\ncontent sharing via powerpoint. \nShouldn’t learning be about the connections between ideas? \n
- linear presentation = linear thinking?\ncontent sharing via powerpoint. \nShouldn’t learning be about the connections between ideas? \n
- How many presentations follow this format.\n Do student come back to their main idea? \n\n
- Thinking about the pros and cons of fair trade?\nDoes this suit a more conceptual format?\nTOK presentations, or persuasive presentations do. \n
- Thinking about the pros and cons of fair trade?\nDoes this suit a more conceptual format?\nTOK presentations, or persuasive presentations do. \n
- Thinking about the pros and cons of fair trade?\nDoes this suit a more conceptual format?\nTOK presentations, or persuasive presentations do. \n
- Thinking about the pros and cons of fair trade?\nDoes this suit a more conceptual format?\nTOK presentations, or persuasive presentations do. \n
- Thinking about the pros and cons of fair trade?\nDoes this suit a more conceptual format?\nTOK presentations, or persuasive presentations do. \n
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- Leave up on projector - link to wiki.\n
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