- 1. Welcome21 st Century ClassroomWhere the 3Rs meet the
4CsCarmella Doty [email protected]
2. Presentation Resourceshttp://commoncore4cs. wikispaces.com/
3. ObjectivesPARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO: Define the relationship
between the 3Rsand the 4Cs as part of the Common CoreStandards
Integrate the 4Cs as part of theirinstructional strategies 4.
ObjectivesPARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO: Improve student achievement
and deeperunderstanding of content Learn how to create multimedia
content tosupport the 4Cs and Common CoreStandards 5. What States
haveCommon Core Standards? 6. PLAYING NOWCOMMONCORE STANDARDS 7.
3RS and the 4CS Whatare the 3RS? 8. What are the 4Cs? 9. Fusing the
3Rs with the 4Cs 10. NY Common CoreLearning Standards for
Mathematics3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning
of others.Created with Wordle http://www.wordle.net 11. NY Common
CoreLearning Standards for ELAResearch and Media Skills blended
into the Standards as a whole Created with Wordle
http://www.wordle.net 12. Partnership for 21st Century SkillsP21
Common Core ToolkitA Guide to Aligning the Common Core
StateStandards with theFramework for the 21stCentury SkillsToolkit:
http://tinyurl.com/toolkit21stcentury 13. Todays Learners
Information LiteracyInnovation Critical
ThinkingCreativityCommunication Problem SolvingCollaboration
Melinda Kolk, March 30, 2011 http://web.tech4learning.com/blog 14.
Fusing the 3Rs and the 4CsIts no longer aboutteaching technologybut
aboutstudents learning,analyzing,synthesizing, andcreating with
technology 15. Fusing the 3Rs and the 4Cs Multimedia authoring
tools engage studentsextending their learning and understanding
ofthe content 21st Century Classrooms are not only abouttechnology,
they are about learning! 16. Opening up the Toolbox Explore tools
to engage students in the learningprocess to help them create their
own digitalcontent to support the curriculum with emphasison the 4
Cs 17. Multimedia ToolkitsMultimedia Toolkitsconsists of resources
thatcan be used to create newmultimedia presentationsfrom original
and acquired sources calledMashups 18. Multimedia Mashup Toolkit
MusicImagesRecordings Text Audio Video GraphicsAnd more 19.
Multimedia Mashup ToolkitMultimediaelementscan be acquired and
/ororiginally produced 20. Copyright Free Images 21. Copyright Free
Images Creative Commons
Searchhttp://search.creativecommons.org/1.SearchTerm 2.Select
Search Sites 22. Copyright Free ImagesCreative Commons Search with
Google 23. Creative Common SearchIncludes Searches for other
CopyrightFree materials Video Media Music Illustrations Clip Art
24. Copyright Free Imagesstock.xchnghttp://sxc.hu/ 25. Copyright
Free Images More Free Stock ImagesMORGUE FILEhttp://morguefile.com/
http://www.stockvault.net/ 26. Copyright Free ImagesGOOGLE IMAGES
Use advanced search when searching for Google images Under Usage
Rights, use the drop down menu and selectLABELED FOR REUSEFLICKR
Search for Copyright FreeimagesFor more
informationhttp://mashupsfun.wikispaces.com/Copyright 27. Copyright
Free Musichttp://www.freeplaymusic.com Do Not Use BETA site 28.
Creating and Editing AudioMac: GaragebandMac & PC: AudacityFree
Downloadhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/ 29. Creating Original
Elements Videolicious iPad, iPhone, iTouch, Droid,PC and Mac Turn
raw video clips and photos into tightly editedmasterpieces to share
with your friends, in just three simplesteps. iFunFace iPad,
iPhone, iTouch Make your photos come alive Blabbarize Web
basedAnimate and add voice to pictures 30. iFunFace App 31. More
Original Elements Digital Cameras Voice Recording Tools Original
Writing scripts,stories, poems Original Art Work 32. Collecting
Mashup Elements Students and Teachers can create collections of
MediaVideoMusic Images Documents http://ge.tt/9HnMbte 33.
Collections can be sharedwith a URL address 34. Creating MashupsPC
Mac/iPadMovie Maker iMoviePhoto Story iPhoto 35. Video Editing
Combining two or more videos Simple video mashup creator Combines
and edits You Tube videos Use on computer, iPad, iPhone Video
mixing in your pockethttp://www.dragontape.com 36.
Features:http://www.dragontape.com/featuresDemo:
http://youtu.be/8MxionwgP8U 37.
http://www.dragontape.com/#!/7627036 38. More Mashup ToolsSample of
tools for the classroom: Photo Peach http:/photopeach.comCreate a
digital story with photos,music and titles Animoto
http://animoto.comCombines video clips, music and photos into
videos 39. Web 2.0 Mashup Toolshttp://www.onetruemedia.comOne True
Media 40. Mashup AppsHAIKU DECK iPad, iPhone Can be shared on web
friendlycomputer, tablet or phone.PIC COLLAGE iPad, iPhone,Android
41. WEB MashupsWEBPAGE MASHUP Can combine multiple elements text,
music,video Elements can be embeddedSamples of Web Mashup
Tools:Google Sites: http://sites.google.comWikispaces:
http://www.wikispaces.comBlogger: http://www.blogger.com 42. Build
A Website Using Google
Siteshttp://www.youtube.com/watchv=iVrZWPql8UU&feature=related
43. Digital Poster Projects GLOGS?Online multimedia posters - with
text, photos, videos,graphics, sounds, drawings, data attachments
and more What is Glogster EDU?A global education platform for the
creative expressionof knowledge and skills in the classroom and
beyond. 44. HTTP://EDU.GLOSTER.COM 45. Tips for Multimedia
Assignments Establish clear objectives and outcomes Be specific
about the minimum elementsrequired i.e. music, acquired video,
originalvideo, images Allow students to go above and beyond
therequirements Use Rubrics as part of the assessment 46. Use
Rubrics to assess multimedia projects Rubistar Creator:
http://rubistar.4teachers.org/ 47. Fusing the 3Rs and the 4CsIn
the21 stCenturyClassroom StudentsBecome the Media Producers not
theConsumers 48. Questions Carmella Doty
[email protected]
Resources:http://commoncore4cs.wikispaces.com
