App smashing is best defined as taking two or more apps and combining them together to create something new that would not otherwise have been possible. It is fun, engaging, and results in expanded creative possibilities for students and teachers while tapping into higher order skills. In this class, participants will engage in a hands-on exploration of apps including Padlet, Explain Everything, Seesaw, Thinglink, Aurasma, BookCreator, and Tellagami and consider ways in which to smash these apps together for greater impact. Participants will also collaborate with each other to generate a master list of app smashing “recipes” and project ideas that they can take with them to implement into their classrooms.
Course Details
Audience | Classroom Teachers, Technology Integration Specialists, Librarians |
Level | K – 8 |
Instructor | Maya Bery |
Dates | January 29, 2018 – March 5, 2018 |
Time | Self-paced |
Location | Online |
MassCUE Member Cost | $195 |
Non-Member Cost | $245 |
Limit | 12 Participants |
Prerequisites | none |
Maya Bery
Maya Bery is in her fifth year as the library media specialist at the Carlisle Public School. She has previously taught professional development courses on infographics, Google Earth, and video in the classroom, and has presented on these topics and others at MSLAs conferences, MSLA/MassCUE Better Together, and Computers in Libraries. She is motivated by the creative, fun learning that can occur when technology is integrated in purposeful ways in the classroom. She can be found on Twitter @msliberyan or on her website, www.mayabery.weebly.com.
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App Smashing in the Classroom – in collaboration with EDCO January 29, 2018 – March 5, 2018 Online
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