Here is the description of my session!
Kinders Can And So Can You!
Session: WA30 | BYOD Workshop
WED, February 24 | 10:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Room: 400
Nikki Vradenburg | K-1 Teacher | LaMotte School, Bozeman, MT
Description:
Blogging, screencasting, concept map building, researching, collaborating and sharing with social media....in Kindergarten? First grade? It can be done! Come learn how one primary teacher uses a variety of technology including web tools and iPad apps to meet Common Core standards in Math and English Language Arts. Bring your favorite device and come ready to play!
Blogging, screencasting, concept map building, researching, collaborating and sharing with social media....in Kindergarten? First grade? It can be done! Come learn how one primary teacher uses a variety of technology including web tools and iPad apps to meet Common Core standards in Math and English Language Arts. Bring your favorite device and come ready to play!
Audiences:
Grades PreK-2
Grades 3-5
Teacher Librarians
Administration
IT Specialists
Grades 3-5
Teacher Librarians
Administration
IT Specialists
Expertise: All Levels
Strand: Tool showcase, Mobile Learning 1:1, Promising Practices
Software for BYOD:
iPad apps: Explain Everything, Skitch, KidBlog, Popplet, Venn Diagram. Pic Collage, Brushes, SoundCloud, Voice Recorder Pro
Presenter Background:
Nikki Vradenburg is a K-1 teacher at LaMotte School in Bozeman, Montana. She is a National Board Certified teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator and a member of the BrainPop PD Advisory Panel. Nikki has been teaching in the classroom since 2001, mostly in the primary grades. She also delivers Professional Development to teachers around the state of Montana in Gifted Education and Technology Integration. She serves on the board for the Montana Association for Gifted Education as the Technology chair and co-facilitates a support group for parents of gifted students for SENG, Supporting the Emotional Needs of the Gifted. Nikki lives in Belgrade, Montana with her husband and her two children.
Nikki Vradenburg is a K-1 teacher at LaMotte School in Bozeman, Montana. She is a National Board Certified teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator and a member of the BrainPop PD Advisory Panel. Nikki has been teaching in the classroom since 2001, mostly in the primary grades. She also delivers Professional Development to teachers around the state of Montana in Gifted Education and Technology Integration. She serves on the board for the Montana Association for Gifted Education as the Technology chair and co-facilitates a support group for parents of gifted students for SENG, Supporting the Emotional Needs of the Gifted. Nikki lives in Belgrade, Montana with her husband and her two children.
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