Have you used Google Classroom with your students before, but would like to use this tool more? If so, this training is for you! Discover tips that will save you time and increase efficiency, in addition to helping you organize your digital learning environment. Learn how to use Google Classroom for more than just filing documents and assigning homework. Transform your Classroom for you AND for your students.
Create a functional classroom site to share with parents and students. This site will surely evolve throughout the year, since it’s easy and quick to update. We’ll take you step-by-step through creating your first site using Google Sites.
Wakelet is a free tool that allows you to organize a variety of digital content. Whether it’s collections of articles, videos, podcasts or documents, it’s easy to organize and share your resources with your students or colleagues! Wakelet is also a practical tool that can be used as a portfolio, newsletter, and even preparation for a substitute teacher! Discover this versatile tool with us!
The free Swift Playgrounds app (version 4) for the iPad not only introduces text-based programming by solving fun and simple problems, but also takes it a step further. It develops in-depth knowledge of Swift programming, a language actually used by application developers. The varying levels of challenges offered to students allows them to develop and mobilize their technological skills, innovate… and even go so far as to design a functional app!
The iPad is a very powerful tool for creativity, but sometimes underused. This workshop will explore the educational possibilities of various free tools suitable for all levels. In particular, discover the possibilities of GarageBand (a native application), including the recording of podcasts and the creation of musical tracks using Live loops. Plus, learn how to embed freshly created music into a video using Clips.
Do you like the idea of having an online space where students can share their work and their learning progression over time? Google Sites offers several options that allow you to create, integrate and gather audio and video elements, visuals, hyperlinks and more in one place to build a practical digital portfolio!
Do you have access to Chromebook-type devices at your school? This simple and versatile tool is ideal for a multitude of educational activities with students of all ages. During this workshop, we will discuss the specificities of the device as well as its possibilities. A panoply of turnkey resources, to help your students (and yourself) make it your own, will also be offered, in addition to a host of tools and ideas to encourage your students to create, collaborate and arrange!
Whether it is to inspire writing activities, travel virtually, measure distances, present literary projects or have students create guided tours, Google Earth presents multiple educational possibilities in several subjects and several levels. Come and discover this tool during this workshop and be assured to leave with inspiration for many great ideas and projects!
Do you know how to create Google Forms? Let’s explore different ways to use them in a pedagogical context. Whether it is to improve feedback, to get to know your students better or to compile data of all kinds, this workshop offers at least 40 different ideas for both elementary and secondary schools.
Google Forms provides teachers with quick and easy access to student thinking, knowledge, and skill level. The forms can be used in all kinds of ways with students, teachers, and even the community. Before you can take advantage of a form, you need to know how to create one! In this workshop, we will first learn how to create a form, the difference between the possible question types, how to integrate images and videos, how to share the form and then how to analyze the data collected. Participants will leave confident and ready to create a useful form for their class!
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