Dr. Carole Redline. Consultant, Coordinator K-12 Certificate of Online Adjunct Teaching Coordinator...

Dr. Carole Redline. Consultant, Coordinator K-12 Certificate of Online Adjunct Teaching

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http://Scoop.it

http://caroleredline.com [email protected] #powersquawk

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Videos that will help clarify:

• Video: How it works https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=p3wMwNxgcTU

• Explore the community of scoop ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ityFe8pdD88

Questions???


Sites I have Created and Joined

• Early Childhood http://www.scoop.it/u/teacherfriend

• Early childhood teachers are the first to say, “There is nothing for me but there is something for everyone.

• http://www.scoop.it/t/st-john-kindergarten


• Internet Safety http://www.scoop.it/t/internet-safety-for-our-students/

Student centered learning http://www.scoop.it/t/student-centered-learning-3

Blended Learning http://www.scoop.it/t/teacher-tools-for-blended-learning

Free Web 2.0 http://www.scoop.it/t/twenty-first-century-learning-tools

For COAT Classhttp://www.scoop.it/t/training-online-educators/

Flip-Teachinghttp://www.scoop.it/t/flip-teaching-for-us/


Create a Free Account: Put your name together with no spaces because it will become your web address

Upload later

Use numbers if necessary like thiscaroleredline44


Most really worthwhile programs require that you reply to an email that was sent to you in order to move forward. I choose not to sign up with social media I can do that later and only to the most important sites.


Check your mailbox to confirm your request for an account. There will be a link to click in your mail.


The new version asks you to list your interest and then suggests sites immediately.


You will be asked to name your topic. That is tricky because you cannot pick a name someone else might have. My trick is to combine ideas to make the topic name.


You will be given lots of choices for apps.

Choices for iPad, Android, PC etc.Now it is your turn: Create an

Account


Scoop it was designed for business put education or teacher or something like that to direct the best posts If I don’t like a suggestion I put them it in the trash and perform my own search.


After you scoop it to your site you will need to curate and publish. Other

ideas come from searches. Still other come directly from the web.

Publish below the curate box.


You can look at each site and decide if you want to keep it /scoop it. By clicking the green button. But he can also delete any sites that were not helpful.


When you choose a site, review it and make notes here. Deleting sites and describing the usefulness of sites. Be sure to describe and evaluate. Model this idea for your students.


The bookmarklet enables you to scoop sites as you browse the web. It makes scooping so easy. Just drag it to your favorites bar.Look for the bookmarklet under the drop down menu below your name .


Look at the options under your name. Always explore all the options under pull down menus.


Scoop it has great support.


Get your questions answeredSorry for the long address but it does take you directly to a place where you can ask for help. It is a hot link!

https://scoopit.uservoice.com/clients/widgets/classic_widget?sso=QnQg7ydwGTQlDuKhmgnClPZuLVrlqMfVVttsWnLGE8Hj4M1Nb5TPadahTT3B8QDF3nE/Fq2L1SYy/7C1aJKIx4rog329iRPHoFH+MloKvlHJTd6ElMLyKwnThXntBKo4UMYfGBUTi0baNUtpRoZrc2YMKiQmO95zcXFWx/ym2DXdHUyZ/FFntJzmccKQ6yPZDe0Y5+K+tJRIEmiiRym/CCDWyAg3GfB6GffKjMZL1GR2iOBaiwnos91AvJpTpAMuUrKw+iY1Dsbn1R1G3toXQNFS0ZmReR/M2LvwxrGV6lQ=&mode=full&link_color=007dbf&forum_id=137223&feedback_tab_name=Give%20feedback&support_tab_name=Contact%20support&primary_color=222222&trigger_background_color=222222&embed_type=lightbox&trigger_method=pin&contact_enabled=true&feedback_enabled=true&custom_fields=eyJTaG9ydE5hbWUiOiJjYXJvbGUtcmVkbGluZSJ9&smartvote=true&default_mode=support&referrer=http://www.scoop.it/t/twenty-first-century-learning-tools


• How lucky can I get?The week before this workshop I got the following message from

one of my former students:“I was in one of your tech classes this summer and I loved it. Thank you again. Please see the attachment to view how I used Scoop it with To Kill

a Mockingbird. My 8th grade students really enjoyed it and the results were spectacular.”

Laura Graham FettersBlessed Sacrament School

Middle School Language Arts 6/7/8 Washington DC

Excellent student examples


To Kill a Mockingbird Scoop.it AssignmentMrs. Fetters One of the fascinating components to literature studies is finding parallels between literary work and other genres. For this assignment, you will create a Scoop.it page that will be a compilation of various writings and artwork related to a character in To Kill a Mockingbird. Part I. Required content includes…

Two books that have similar characters as the character you chose.Two songs that have similar themes/struggles/emotions pertinent to the

characterTwo articles that are related to the character’s plot line and/or interestsTwo works of art that depict emotions that the character experiencesOne poem by a well-known poet that depicts similar themes/emotions

related to the characterA toy/hobby/interest you believe this character would like.

NOTE: FOUR other “scoops” must be added to your page for completion. You will have to decide what those will be, and you should try to include a variety of ideas.


NOTE: You must check your scoops to make sure that they are appropriate for a Catholic school. Since scoops link to the articles, I will be reading the materials and deducting points if it is inappropriate. Take time to check your articles/scoops. Part II. Each scoop must include an insight under it, and the format of the page allows you to do this. Insights should include an explanation of how the scoop relates to the character and any additional specifics that would make it interesting. Part III. Find a picture or artwork that will be a permanent graphic for your page. You can do this under the “manage” tab.

Be creative. Be cautious. Be awesome. Link to Liza's page about Calpurnia- the maid in To Kill a Mockingbird.

Link to Christopher's page about Atticus.


Workshop goals:

1. Create a scoop.it account2. Confirm the request to join in your email.3. Create a topic4.Search for ideas in the Scoop.it program5.Follow other experts6.Scoop several sites and publish them, describe them in text

7.Install the bookmarklet (remember it is under the pull down menu under your name.)8.Drag it to your favorites bar or right click on the bookmarklet and add to favorites.9.Surf the web and use the bookmarklet to publish directly to your scoop it site.


Have fun

Scoop itYou can have several topics

Now it is up to you to brainstorm how you and your class might use this tool!

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