Join us as we explore EdTech Tools that work (and sometimes don’t) in the classroom!
TEaCH Fest
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Podcast Overview
Join us as we explore EdTech Tools that work (and sometimes don’t) in the classroom!
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1/30/2020
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Recent Episodes
May 13, 2021
Episode 8: Flipping the Classroom with EdPuzzle with Chris Montulli
<p><strong>Welcome to the TEaCH Fest Podcast, Episode 8. Today, I am joined by Chris Montulli – TCMS Social Studies Teacher, leading EdTech integrator, and resident EdPuzzle expert.</strong></p> <p><strong>If you are looking for a tool that will help you flip the classroom and make the most out of asynchronous learning time with your students, then we have a treat for you today! Chris is going to share some insights into how he uses EdPuzzle to extend the learning outside of the regular school day, collect useful assessment data on student progress, and foster collaboration in his departmental team.</strong></p>
May 5, 2021
Episode 7: Getting the Most out of Microsoft Forms
<p>Are you looking for a free and powerful tool to help you:</p> <p>· Quickly check for student understanding on an essential topic,</p> <p>· Flip the classroom and take advantage of asynchronous learning opportunities, or</p> <p>· Empower your students to collect data to support their learning in a project-based unit?</p> <p>If so, then you will definitely want to check out Microsoft Forms! Microsoft Forms is included in your Office 365 Suite of tools and is easily accessible from your Office 365 home page at <a href="//www.portal.office.com">www.portal.office.com</a>. Microsoft Forms is a no-excuses, high engagement tool that is accessible on any internet connected device - including laptops, tablets, and smartphones and works equally well in the Windows 10, Android, and iOS environments. In short, your students can access your forms wherever they are and whenever they have a few minutes to engage! Forms is also part of the student suite of tools in Office 365, so students can also use this tool to collect their own data.</p> <p>In today’s episode we will take a quick look at accessing forms, creating a form (or quiz) to use with your students, adjusting the settings on a form, sharing a form with your students or colleagues, and reviewing the data from your form.</p>
April 15, 2021
Episode 6: Getting Started with Podcasting in the Classroom
<p><strong>Have you ever thought: "Podcasts seem like a great concept, but I have no idea how to get started"?</strong></p> <p>The universal acceptance of mobile devices, combined with a shift in the way people share and access content has created huge opportunities for educators – both for flipping classroom instruction as well as for creating an authentic audience for your students’ work. In this episode, I share the general process and resources that I use to create this podcast.</p>
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