Technology tools that students can use to help with their executive functioning issues
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This document provides an overview of various technology tools that can help students with executive functioning issues. It discusses tools for organization, note-taking, homework, memory, time management, writing, and studying. Specific apps and websites are recommended for tasks like creating templates, digital planners, calendars, flashcards, and blocking distractions. Pros and cons of different paperless organization approaches are also considered. The document aims to help students develop skills for paying attention, prioritizing tasks, and managing their workload.
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Technology tools that students can use to help with their executive functioning issues
- 1. Technology Tools to help Students with Their Executive Functioning Issues Hindie Becker Dershowitz hindiebdershowitz@gmail.com @Hindiedershowit
- 3. Organization Evaluation Tools Wati.org Organization Tools Onion Mountain Organization Problem Inventory
- 4. Digital Interventions for Documents Disorder • Free Webinar: • https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MA TN_Spring_2014_Webinar_Series
- 5. Socrative Socrative Quiz ● Room 132378
- 6. • Part II: The Executive Functions • • • Preview Discussion Strategies Review
- 7. Executive Functions • Our attention is a relationship between • and event and our response to an event Our behavior is the result of how we respond to the event
- 8. How we pay attention • Students pay attention differently today then previous generations Cathy Davis in her book “Now You See It”
- 9. Working Definition of Attention • How we use our attention in our thinking • How we use our attention in relation to our feelings • How we use our attention in our actions
- 10. College Student Research • Attention alternates between being engaged and non-engaged • Student self report via clicker o Reported after they realized not engaged • More engaged in non lecture activities o Demonstrations, group work, clicker
- 11. National Center for Learning Disabilities “Executive Function around the Clock”
- 12. Executive Functions ● Organization ● Memory ● Planning ● Time Management ● Initiative
- 13. Types of Resources/Tools • Websites • Chrome Apps • Chrome Extensions • IOS Apps • Android Apps
- 14. Tools and IEP ● When are Tools IT/ or classroom tools? ● When are Tools BYOT? ● When are Tools Assistive Technology?
- 15. Assistive Technology Tools UDL Tools
- 17. Organization • The ability to design and maintain systems for keeping track of information or materials ● Arranging information, systematizing moving and sorting information
- 18. Organization
- 19. Organization • Student needs to be in control • Student needs to know how to access information • Type of learner
- 20. Organization Notetaking Writing Backpack/Locker Notebook Studying Homework Classroom Assignments Correct materials for Class
- 21. " Orality and Literacy" by Walter Ong • Humans forget things easily, and the more time passes the more we forget. • Only 10 percent of an audio lecture may last in memory, but students who take and review their notes can recall about 80% of a lecture • University of Washington research suggests that physical writing ( chirographic ) activates regions of the brain that involve thinking, language and working memory. • http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2014/01/10-note-taking-tips-for-21st-century.html
- 22. Handwritten notes vs Typed notes
- 24. Note Taking
- 25. Note Taking Tasks • Listen To Teacher • Observe/Refer, screen, board, book • Utilize prior knowledge • Prioritizing what is important
- 26. Notetaking Different Subjects = Different needs • • • • History, Places, people, Time Math, Process, steps Science, Concepts, diagrams, Terms Literature, plot setting Characters,
- 27. Note Taking Tasks • • • • • Write/type/Draw notes Review the notes later Organize their notes Locate information from notes Extract key concepts to help with their understanding
- 28. Notetaking Supports Prime The Brain • Teacher Preview • Word Tree/Word Cloud • Pre-Test o Socrative
- 31. NoteTaking Tools • Microsoft One Note: Win, IOS , Android • Google Drive • Notability: IOS App • Evernote: Website, IOS and Android • GoodReader: IOS App • NoteSuite: IOS App • PaperNotes: IOS App
- 32. Notetaking Options ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Three column notes/Cornell Method Concept Maps Outline Drawing Sticky Notes Visual Codes Camera
- 33. Cornell System • A: Cue Column o Recall Column o Write after taking notes • B: Summaries Area o Brief Summary of Notes • C: Note Taking o Write Actual Notes
- 35. Cue Column Note Taking Area 1 Summary and/or reflections
- 36. Google Template Use an Existing Templates Sign in to your Google account When viewing your list of GoogleDocs, choose Create New > From Template. Use the search box at the top of the page to find templates and use the links on the left side of the page to narrow your search by category or specific type of Google Doc. When you find a template you like, click Use This Template. A copy of the template will move to your list of Google Docs. Modify the template as needed and use it.
- 38. Accessible Google Forms • Read and Write For Google o Free Chrome Extension o Free Vs Premium
- 39. Kustom Notes • Create template in Kustom notes to use on open kustom note app create templates on computer first http://www.kustomnote.com
- 40. Greece Central School District http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/academics.cfm?subpage=478
- 41. Adobe Pro • View and then Tools • Forms and then Create • Enable Keyboard
- 42. One Note
- 44. Chirp.io Open up your Chirp App Open up the PDF in Notability o Executive Functioning o Handbook for K-12 o Jericho Public Schools
- 45. PaperNotes+
- 46. Video Not.es • Web based and Chrome App
- 47. Audio Notes • Audio Note app ($4.99 and lite version) o Take typed or handwritten notes o Audio record within your notes o IQ Note: IOS Super Note App: Android and IOS o Android and IOS You Note: IOS Say & Go: IOS Voice Recorder Pro: IOS Voice Note: Chrome App • • • • •
- 48. Visual Notetaking • “The Art of Explanation making your ideas products, and services easier to understand” by Lee Lefever • “Blah, Blah, Blah, What to do When Words Don’t Work” by Dan Roam
- 49. Pros and Cons
- 52. Paperless Organization Tools ● Notability ● GoodReader ● Evernote ● NoteSuite ● Penultimate
- 53. Wirelessly Share Files • Air Drop: IOS • Flick: IOS, Mac, Android and Windows • Chirp: IOS and Android • InstaShare: IOS, Mac, Android, soon Windows
- 54. Evernote • Notebooks • Notes o Checklist o Attach file o Tag o Audio o WebClips
- 55. Evernote Tools • Web Clipper • Skitch: annotate, draw • Peek: Study • Kustom Note • Textever Pro: Take Evernote notes on fly • Swift Key: Word Prediction for notes • Post Ever: Post text and/or pictures • Live Minutes: Collaborate
- 56. Homework Executive Functions ● Organization ● Memory ● Time Management
- 57. Homework • What has worked with your students? • What has not worked?
- 58. Homework • Assignment? • Purposeful? • Capable? • Relevant?
- 59. Homework • Legible to student and to parent • Materials • Not Loose homework • Next Day and Next month • Routine Assignments
- 60. Homework ● ● ● ● ● Planners Calendars To Do Lists Sticky Notes Student’s Memory
- 61. Web Based & Mobile Planners SquareLeaf: Web Skoach: Web Heap Note: Web and Chrome app My Study Life : Web, Chrome, IOS, Android Studiez: Mac, Iphone, iPad My Homework: IOS, Android, Windows, Web iHomework for iPhone Erudio: IOS
- 62. Skoach.com
- 65. My Study Life
- 66. iStudiez
- 67. My Homework
- 68. Erudio
- 70. Pocket Mod • Click on Create Pocket Mod
- 71. Pros and Cons
- 73. How to create Google Calendar reminders
- 74. How to create Google Calendar Reminders
- 76. Mobile Calendars • IOS Calendar o Integrates with Reminders o Mobile and iCloud • Readdle’s Calendar 5 o Sync with IOS or Google
- 77. Pros and Cons
- 78. Memory How do you remember? • Visual • Auditory • Kinesthetic • Work with a peer
- 79. Memory ● Short Time Memory: holds on average 7 bits of information ● Auditory and Visual Memory
- 80. Memory • Active Working memory ● Long Term Memory
- 81. Memory • Preview and Review • Relationship stories • Motivation/incentive to remember
- 83. Reminders Web Based • • • • • • • • ToDoist Next: Web, IOS, Chrome,Android, Mac AnyDo: IOS, Chrome App and Extention Google Keep for Chrome App WunderList: Web, IOS, Android, Chrome, Mac Google Calendar Remember the Milk Weave Productiv: Web, IOS, Android, Mac
- 86. Remember the Milk • http://www.rememberthemilk.com/
- 87. Producteev
- 88. Mobile Time Management • • • • • • • Awesome Note+ To-do/Calendar/Reminder synch to evernote or google Reminders Alert Notes Dooo Gettodo SteerList GQueues- Manage Tasks sync with Google. IOS and Android also
- 89. Mobile Time Management • • • • • • Bug Me! Stickies Pro: Android, IOS Producteev: Web, Android, IOS StickyBoard 2: IOS Ipad Beep Me: IOS Shifu: Android Studious:Android
- 90. Pros and Cons
- 91. Writing Tools ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Preview of the Work Models Brainstorming Outlines StickyNotes Rubrics Expectations Review
- 92. Writing • Text to Speech Supports • Word Prediction • Grammar/Spelling Supports • Voice Recognition
- 93. Ginger Software Free, Basic and Premium
- 94. Brainstorming/Mind Maps Google Draw: Web Read Write and Think Timeline: Web and IOS and Android Magical Pad: Mac and iPad Inspiration: Windows, Mac, IOS, MindMeister: Web, IOS and Android Lucidchart: Chrome app, Android Bubbl.us Web
- 95. Google Draw Google Draw App
- 96. Read Write and Think Timeline • http://www.readwritethink.org/parentafterschool-resources/gamestools/timeline-a-30246.html
- 99. Pros and Cons
- 100. Studying • Organization • Attention • Memory • Planning • Time Management
- 101. Studying Tools ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Online Flashcards Evernote Timers Sticky Notes To Do Lists Calendars Planners Visuals
- 102. Flashcards • Chegg: IOS • Evernote Peek: iPad • StudyBlue: Android, IOS, Online • Card Kiwi: Webbased
- 105. Studying Tools • Exam Time: Web • Classmint.com: Web • Data Notebook for iPad • OutLines Outloud: IOS • KaHards: Website, IOS, Android • Word: Outlines
- 106. Exam Time
- 107. Classmint.com
- 108. Outlines Outloud
- 109. Kahrds
- 110. Word • View tab o Outline • Click on Levels • Type and add sublevels • Double Click to hide sublevels
- 112. Pros and Cons
- 113. Time Management
- 115. Procrastination Tools • Self Control: Mac • Cold Turkey: Web download • Productivity Owl: Chrome Extension • Rescue Time: Web • I am Studying: Chrome Extension • TimeStats: Chrome Extension
- 116. Productivity Owl • Present on every page • Allows only specified • amount on each page
- 117. Rescue Time
- 118. I Am Studying Blocker
- 119. Time Stats
- 120. Pomodoro Technique • Tomatoes: Web and Chrome • PomLife Lite for Android • IOS Clock • 30/30 IOS and Android • Google Timer
- 122. Google Timer
- 123. Online Stop Watch
- 124. Pros and Cons
- 125. BookMark Options Live Binder Learn.ist Diigo BookMarks Tagger FlipBoard Evernote Pocket Symbaloo
- 126. Print • Chrome Apps/ Extentions o Print Friendly o Clearly: Firefox and Chrome o iReader • Website o Printwhatyoulike.com
- 128. Resources ● http://www.pinterest.com/hindie/executivefunction ● FlipBoard: Hindie: Executive Function ● http://learni.st/users/5997/boards/42494-technology-tools-for-students-with-executive-functioning-issues ● Sparks, David. Paperless. 1.3.2013 eBook ● Provenzano, Nicholas .The Nerdy Teacher Presents: The Beginner’s Guide to Using Evernote on the iPad. 2011. eBook . TheNerdyTeacher.com ● Doherty, David.Beyond the Paperless Classroom. 11.2012. eBook