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Reading & Technology

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Featured Presentation

Hashtags and Vocabulary

Haley McHugh demonstrates a vocabulary lesson she uses at the middle school level to help students with vocabulary.

Reading & Technology Presentations


Digital Storytelling

Lillian Loys discusses the process for creating a digital read aloud for your classroom.  She details the steps for using iMovie to incorporate music and images to create a lasting read aloud for your students.  
View Lillian's digital read aloud of The Day The Crayons Quit.  This video is used in her presentation demonstrating how to create a digital read aloud.  Follow Lillian on Twitter @shclilliancloys

BookSource

Katherine Dixon, Ph.D. (Texas A&M - Commerce) - BookSource is a free online tool to organize your classroom library.

Using iBooks in the Classroom

Presented by Marie Rooks
"IF we marry educational technology with quality enriching content, that's a circle of win."
                                                                    -Levar Burton

Shakespeare in Bits

Presented by Freea Jackson

Endless Reader App

Presented by Taylor Moss

Using Storia

Presented by Shelby Boykin

Can We Believe Everything We Read?

Kathryn Dixon, Ph.D. (Texas A&M University - Commerce): Web literacy, including the ability to critically evaluate online sources, is an increasingly important aspect of what it means to be literate in the twenty-first century for both adults and children.  The purpose of this presentation is to offer instructional strategies and activities for introducing the concept of web literacy to elementary school students. A variety of activities are included in this presentation for different age and grade levels that address reliable and unreliable information on the internet.  Follow Kathryn on Twitter @kvdixon


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