This is the final installment of Canadian Middle School Math teacher, Tim Boudreau. How has Doceri changed how you interact with your students during lectures/ presentations/ small group instruction? I tend not to give too many lectures in the classroom, but when I do, I often do the live screencast format. Knowing that everything is […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Math, Teaching Methods
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Tagged 8th grade, Canadian teacher, Doceri, doceri advice, Doceri Desktop, Doceri teacher feature, education, flip class, flipped classroom, flipped teaching, interactive teaching, iPad, k12, live screencasting, math, math video, prealgebra, public education, screencast, teaching, Tim Boudreau
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November 11, 2014 – 3:03 pm
Name: Rebecca DeLozier School: Lewisville High School District: Lewisville Independent School District State: Texas Subject: AP Biology and Physics Rebecca DeLozier has been flipping her AP Biology and Physics classes for several years. She has some basic advice for teachers new to creating screencasts: 1. Start Small, with a single concept or a quick compare and contrast. 2. […]
By Bev Barnett
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Also posted in Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Science
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Tagged "Doceri timeline", apbionerd, biology, flipclass, flipped classroom, flipped learning, Lewisville High School, Physics, Rebecca DeLozier, Science, screencasting, video
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November 5, 2014 – 6:45 am
When choosing presentation technology, consider what is asked of all teachers in the classroom. —> Teachers are asked to provide equal access to the core content to all students. —> Teachers are expected to be clear, conisise, and engaging to their students. —> Plus, teachers are asked to use multimodes of of instruction to support […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Teaching Methods
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Tagged Doceri Desktop, Doceri screencast, education, engagment, equity, K-12, learning styles, lesson, mobility, presentation, professional development
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August 5, 2014 – 11:12 pm
From our research it seems our heaviest users export Doceri screencasts to a Learning Management System (LMS) of some sort. Just about two thirds of the Doceri teachers surveyed chose to use Edmodo, a class webpage or another LMS to post and store their screencasts. Other popular choices for an LMS are: Schoology, School Loop, […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Classrooms, K-12, Teaching Methods
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Tagged Blackboard, Doceri, Edmodo, educational technology, K-12 education, learning management system, LMS, Schol Loop, Schoology
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Lively #DoceriChat this week on screencasting! Terrific ideas on length, pacing, flow and how to assess students’ progress. We answered the question of how to upload Doceri screencasts direct to Edmodo – as well as other apps on your iPad – with a screenshot example on the Open In function. Everyone got excited about using […]
By Bev Barnett
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Also posted in #DoceriChat
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Tagged assessment, classroom, Edmodo, edtech, Educanon, education, flipclass, flipped classroom, interactive, interactive teaching, iPad, ipaded, screencast, Ted, TedEd, video, whiteboard, Zaption
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Name: Aubrie Holman Subject: Honors IBET Biology (Integrated Biology English and Technology) School: Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology District: Fairfax County Public Schools State: Virginia What drove you to begin making Doceri screencasts for your students? When I started teaching at a school for science and technology, I quickly realized my ninth-grade […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Doceri, Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Science
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Tagged biology, Doceri, Doceri teacher, education, flipped class, flipped classroom, interactive teaching, K-12, Screencasts, STEM, teacher
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There are two common issues that students encounter when learning new mathematical concepts: visualization and relevance to their own lives. First, let’s take a look at visualization (pun intended). Here’s a great example of how Doceri can help students look a little deeper into a two dimensional plane that, at first glance appears to just be a […]
February 24, 2014 – 4:08 pm
These words of advice permeate the Twittersphere every day. Just start: don’t worry about the outcome, the quality, nor how the kids will react to you screencasts. After watching thousands of teacher screencasts and creating some of my own, I’ve come to the conclusion that once you start, your screencasts only get better. One thing’s […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Flipped Classroom, Teaching Methods
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Tagged flipclass, flipped class, flipped classroom, lesson, lesson planning, lessons, screencast, screencasting, teacher, teacher prep time, time
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December 10, 2013 – 3:56 pm
During the summer of 2013, I interviewed successful classroom flippers Jessica Rice and Megan Ahlberg. Together they have flipped their pre-calculus classrooms and made screencasts for intermediate algebra support classes at Kennedy High School in Bloomington, Minnesota. They began their journey in the fall of 2011, because they wanted more class time to directly support […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Doceri, Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Math
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Tagged Doceri, flip class, Flipcon13, flipped classroom, Jessica Rice, Megan Ahlberg, screencast, TIES conference
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