February 14, 2016 – 4:31 pm
SP Controls created Doceri for one reason: to help educators engage and connect with students. The flipped classroom was developed by Jon Bergmann so he could spend more face to face time with his students. The flipped classroom teaching methodology is best defined on the Flipped Learning Network as the Four Pillars of Flip. It is SP […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Classrooms, Flipped Classroom, K-12, Teaching Methods
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Tagged Doceri Classroom, Doceri Desktop, Doceri iPad app, education, educational technology, flip, flip class, Flip learning, FlipCon 16 UK, flipped learning, Flipped Teacher, Freedom to teach, interactive teaching, Interactive whiteboard app, Jon Bergmann, K-12 education, lesson, lesson flow, screencast, teacher, teaching system, The Flip Side, The flipped learning network
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October 27, 2015 – 10:03 pm
Today I had two students come back from a few days of being sick. Of Course they were behind. I am a middle school special educator with an art credential. My classes are social studies integrated with art. Every day we begin class with about 10 minutes of drawing. My drawing lessons are the first drawing […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Flipped Classroom, Lessons, Screencasts, Special Ed
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Tagged art, art integration, differentiation, Doceri, drawing lesson, middle school, screencast, social studies, special education, teacher's aid
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October 11, 2015 – 1:26 pm
Name: Benjamin Cogswell School: Alisal Union School District Province: Salinas, Monterey County, California Job Title: TOSA-Technology Trainer How do you Doceri? Doceri is hands down my favorite app to use on the iPad. It was a game changer for me. I always enjoy sharing its awesomeness with other educators. Doceri has allowed me to do many […]
September 20, 2015 – 8:49 pm
Name: Kim Laabs School: San Marin High School District: Novato Unified School District Job Title: Mathematics Teacher / Department Chair How do you use Doceri? Do you use Doceri Desktop as well as the iPad app? I began using Doceri in 2013 to make screencasts in order to flip instruction in my math class. Additionally, […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Doceri Teacher Feature, Flipped Classroom, Math
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Tagged Calculus, Doceri Classroom, Doceri Desktop, Doceri iPad app, education, educational technology, high school, high School Math, interactive teaching, Interactive whiteboard app, K-12 education, Kim Laabs, lesson, lesson flow, math, math Teacher, screencast, teacher, teaching system
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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, Screencasts
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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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January 12, 2015 – 10:16 pm
Why Doceri? Rebecca tried all manner of screencasting apps but ended up choosing Doceri because it gave her the complexity and control to plan out her lessons. The writing is smooth and the editing system gives many options. Once she became comfortable with stops and the timeline the videos just flowed and she was hooked […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Flipped Classroom, Science
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Tagged AP Biology, bio, bionerdery, Doceri, Doceri teacher feature, educator, flip class, flipped classroom, high school, K-12 education, Lewisville High School, Rebecca DeLozier, Science, Screencasts
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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 Screencasts
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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, Screencasts
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Tagged Blackboard, Doceri, Edmodo, educational technology, K-12 education, learning management system, LMS, Schol Loop, Schoology
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Here’s the secret: There isn’t one. From our Spring 2014 Doceri teacher survey data and conversations with educators at all levels we know that Doceri can have a huge impact on a teacher’s practice and classroom. Many teachers began using Doceri primarily to control their computers remotely from their iPads, so they could move around […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Classrooms, Doceri, K-12
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Tagged Backchannel, Doceri, Doceri Desktop, Doceri teacher, education apps, interactive teaching, K-12 education, Screencasts, video enhancement
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Anthropologist Margaret Mead said “Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” It’s messy. It’s frustrating. It takes longer but student-centered teaching model can turn passive learners into interactive partners in their own development. The traditional, Teacher-Centered Approach Picture a class learning how to multiply mixed fractions. Traditionally a teacher stands at […]
By Jason Gilmore
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Also posted in Classrooms, Math, Teaching Methods
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Tagged Doceri, edtech, education, fractions, inspirational teaching, interactive teaching, Margaret Mead, mixed fractions, Pedagogy, Student Centered teaching, teaching
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