Augmented reality is simple to use and available on mobile devices. During this training, we will explore applications (free or offering an interesting free version) to explore or create in augmented reality.
Podcasts have been increasing in popularity lately, and they have opened up a world of possibilities. This training allows you to discover which podcasts to follow for your professional development, but also how to produce them for yourself and with your students!
Technology is advancing rapidly in the digital age. Every day we discover a new trick or a new feature with our favourite tools. We therefore thought of sharing with you our favourite findings of the last few years. Become a geek and impress your colleagues!
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.
Collecting traces of learning to provide students with descriptive feedback and support is now an integral part of teachers’ pedagogy. This workshop allows you to discover how different Google tools can help you be more productive and efficient in collecting evidence of learning.
In the digital age, teachers have all kinds of opportunities to take charge of their professional development and learn at all times. In this workshop, we will see how social media, more specifically Twitter and Facebook, offer education professionals the opportunity to find ideas, resources, strategies and to exchange with colleagues from all over the world!
Are you looking to become more effective when providing feedback to your students? Are you looking to assess differently? Find out how Google tools can help you on your journey. During the workshop, numerous examples of activities will be introduced. You will learn about innovative pedagogical practices as well as tips for keeping track of learning traces with Google Classroom, Forms and other automation and merging add-ons.
Does having direct access to your students’ learning appeal to you? Sketchnoting is a creative and highly visual note-taking technique for expressing thoughts through illustrations, symbols, structures, and words. This training session allows you to begin with sketchnoting and discover the necessary tools to be able to accompany your students. Don’t forget your tablet and a stylus, or even paper and coloured pencils!
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