Catlin
Tucker: 8.02.2019
In my role as a blended learning coach, I work with a lot of
teachers who are intrigued by the idea of digital notebooks. They recognize the
value of having student integrate text and media in an online notebook. They
also like the idea of housing student work in a central location that is
viewable to both the student and the teacher.
Teachers working with younger kids or special needs groups may not
want their students posting their work online for a global audience. A simple
alternative to creating a digital notebook using a website creator is to use Google Slides to create digital
notebooks for each unit.
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The benefits of a digital notebook for students include the ability
to:
➧ Insert media (photos, images, videos), charts, and tables to
complement their notes. If they enjoy writing notes by hand, they can take a
photo of those notes and insert them into their digital notebooks.
➧ Add additional slides.
➧ Add to and reference their work from any device.
➧ Create artifacts of their learning that can be shared easily with
parents.
➧ Reflect on their learning and growth with an embedded reflective
blog.
➧ Add comments and tag the teacher to ask questions and/or request
support.
Based on 7 readability formulas:
Grade
Level: 1
Reading
Level: fairly difficult to read.
Reader's
Age: 15-17 yrs. old
(Tenth
to Eleventh graders)
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