I'm excited to share that I have been selected to present 3 sessions at ISTELive 23!
Join me at the ISTELive 22 Conference for my session on Level Up Technology Skills With Student Tech Leaders to learn more about how to empower students to teach others new technology skills!
Need to teach your students technology skills for in-person classroom, distance, hybrid, or online learning? Let them teach each other!
Our student Genius Squad tech teams learned new tech skills, leveled up and earned badges as they moved through synchronous and asynchronous course resources, and put their skills to work through service learning to support their teachers and classmates. Check out the work of our elementary Genius Squads and resources that helped them level up their skills and created an interest in computer science careers.
Oliver Jeffers for Apple Education from Oliver Jeffers on Vimeo.
Apple Teacher Learning Center
Google Meet Video Conference Expectations
How To Unlock Your iPad
How To Connect Your iPad To Wifi
Overview Of The iPad
Navigating On The iPad
iPad Control Center
Personalizing Settings On Your iPad
Getting And Organizing iPad Apps
The iPad Camera App
Creating Screenshots On The iPad
Annotating Photos With Markup On The iPad
How To Sign Into The Schoology App
How To Find Courses In Schoology
How To Find Upcoming Work In Schoology
How To Use The Schoology Assignment Camera
How To Upload A Photo To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A Photo From An Album In Photos To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A File From The Files App To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload From Notability To A Schoology Assignment
Do you have some great tutorials or iPad challenges to share? Please add them in the comments.
Thank you so much for joining me at the Mobile Learning Conference 14 for my session on Level Up With Student Tech Leaders!
Need to teach your students technology skills for in-person classroom, distance, hybrid, or online learning? Let them teach each other!
Our student Genius Squad tech teams learned new tech skills, leveled up and earned badges as they moved through synchronous and asynchronous course resources, and put their skills to work through service learning to support their teachers & classmates. Check out the work of our elementary Genius Squads & resources that helped them level up their skills & created an interest in computer science careers.
Oliver Jeffers for Apple Education from Oliver Jeffers on Vimeo.
Apple Teacher Learning Center
Google Meet
Video Conference Expectations
How To Unlock Your iPad
How To Connect Your iPad To Wifi
Overview Of The iPad
Navigating On The iPad
iPad Control Center
Personalizing Settings On Your iPad
Getting And Organizing iPad Apps
The iPad Camera App
Creating Screenshots On The iPad
Annotating Photos With Markup On The iPad
How To Sign Into The Schoology App
How To Find Courses In Schoology
How To Find Upcoming Work In Schoology
How To Use The Schoology Assignment Camera
How To Upload A Photo To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A Photo From An Album In Photos To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A File From The Files App To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload From Notability To A Schoology Assignment
Do you have some great tutorials or iPad challenges to share? Please add them in the comments.
I am excited to share that I will be presenting at NEMCC Mobile Learning Conference on June 13, 2022!
I am excited to share that I will be presenting at the ISTELive 22 Conference in June!
Thank you so much for joining me at the Mobile Learning Conference for my session on Level Up With Student Tech Leaders!
Need to teach your students technology skills for distance, hybrid, or in-person classroom learning? Let them teach each other!
Our student Genius Squad tech teams learned new tech skills, leveled up and earned badges as they moved through synchronous and asynchronous course resources, and put their skills to work through service learning to support their teachers & classmates. Check out the work of our elementary Genius Squads & resources that helped them level up their skills & created an interest in computer science careers.
Google Meet
Video Conference Expectations
How To Unlock Your iPad
How To Connect Your iPad To Wifi
Overview Of The iPad
Navigating On The iPad
iPad Control Center
Personalizing Settings On Your iPad
Getting And Organizing iPad Apps
The iPad Camera App
Creating Screenshots On The iPad
Annotating Photos With Markup On The iPad
How To Sign Into The Schoology App
How To Find Courses In Schoology
How To Find Upcoming Work In Schoology
How To Use The Schoology Assignment Camera
How To Upload A Photo To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A Photo From An Album In Photos To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload A File From The Files App To A Schoology Assignment
How To Upload From Notability To A Schoology Assignment
For anyone following along with our elementary Genius Squad program, here are the details of our third iPad challenge if you want to share these resources with your students.
This week students are exploring shapes in the Shapes Library in Keynote and how to break apart some shapes and then assemble shapes to create an original robot. Then they will create a stop motion animation robot video by animating the shapes in the Keynote app. Finally they can watch their video in the Photos app on the iPad and share it from there.
Challenge #4
Goal: Create a stop motion animation robot video out of shapes.
What do you need?
 | Your iPad
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 | Keynote app |
| Shapes in Keynote |
 | Photos app |
Watch the video to learn how to find shapes in the Shapes Library in the Keynote app on your iPad.
Now that you have selected your shapes, it is time to combine them to create an original robot.
Watch the video below to learn how to create your robot from the shapes you selected.
Make sure your robot is original.
| If you didn't know how to use the Shapes Library in Keynote or how to break apart some of the shapes before, you do now! Good job! |
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Ready for the Robot Animation challenge?
| After you have finished creating your robot on a slide in the Keynote app, duplicate the slide and move one or more things a little on slide 2. Then duplicate slide 2 and move one or more things slightly on slide 3. Keep repeating this process until you have at least 50 slides or more. |
| Share your finished video in the next media album. |
| I can't wait to see what you create! |
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